Toya VOREL 81150 Manual Original página 10

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Risks of getting tangled
The risk of getting tangled may cause choking, scalping and/or injury, when loose clothing, jewelry hair or gloves are not kept
away from tools or accessories.
The risks associated with the work
Use of the tool may expose the operator's hands for threats, such as crushing, impact, cut-off , abrasion and heat. You should
dress appropriate gloves to protect your hands. The operator and maintenance personnel should be physically able to cope with
the quantity, the weight and power of the tool. Grip the tool properly. Be ready to withstand normal or unexpected movements
and always keep both hands ready. Keep balance and to ensure the safe foot positioning. Release the device for starting and
stopping in the case of interruption in the power supply. Use only the lubricants, which are recommended by the manufacturer.
Wear safety glasses, it recommended to use tight gloves and protective clothing. Check the polishing wheel before each use.
Do not use cracked or broken wheels or wheels that have been dropped. Avoid direct contact with moving the polishing wheel to
prevent pinching or cutting hands or other body parts. Use tight gloves to protect your hands. Never operate the tool if abrasive
agent has not been applied on the processed material. When working on plastic or non-conductive components, there is a risk of
electrostatic discharge. Polishing or grinding may cause dust and fumes that can create an explosive atmosphere. Always use the
system to absorb or to discharge the dust which is appropriate to the processed material.
The risks associated with repetitive movements
During the application of the pneumatic tool for work consisting of the repetition of movements, the operator is exposed to expe-
rience discomfort in hands, arms, shoulders, neck or other parts of the body. In the case of use of pneumatic tool, the operator
should take a comfortable posture for correct setting of feet and should avoid postures, that are strange or not providing the
balance. The operator should change posture during the long work, this will help to avoid discomfort and fatigue. If the operator
is experiencing symptoms such as: persistent or recurring discomfort, pain, pulsed pain, tingling, numbness, burning or stiff ness.
Operator should not ignore them, should tell the employer about it and consult a doctor.
The risks associated with accessories
disconnect tool from the power supply before changing the inserted tool or accessory. Avoid direct contact with the inserted tool
during or immediately after work, it can be hot or sharp. Use accessories and supplies only in sizes and types, which are recom-
mended by the manufacturer. Do not use accessories of any other type, or other size. Do not use grinding wheels for grinding or
cutting. Check whether the maximum working speed of the insert tool (fl ap grinding wheels, abrasive belts, fi ber discs, polishing
wheels) is greater than the rated speed grinding or polishing machine. Self-mounting grinding wheels should be concentric located
on the polishing wheel.
Risks associated with the workplace
Slips, trips and falls are the main causes of injuries. Beware of slippery surfaces caused by the use of tools, and threats of trip-
ping caused by the pneumatic system. Proceed with caution in an unknown environment. There may be hidden threats, such as
electricity or other utility lines. Pneumatic tool is not intended for use in potentially explosive atmospheres and is not isolated from
contact with electricity. Make sure, that there are no electric wires, gas pipes, etc., that can cause a threat in the event of their
damage by using the tool.
Hazards arising from vapors and dust
Dust and fumes caused by using a pneumatic tool can cause bad health condition (for example such as cancer, birth defects,
asthma and/or infl ammation of the skin). there are necessary: a risk assessment and implementation of appropriate control meas-
ures in relation to those risks. The risk assessment should include the eff ect of dust created by using tools and the possibility of
excitation of the existing dust. Operation and maintenance of the pneumatic tools should be carried out according to the recom-
mendations of the manual, this will minimize the emission of fumes and dust. The air outlet must be aimed to minimize generating
dust in a dusty environment. Where dust or fumes are created, priority should be to control them at the source of their emission.
All integrated functions and equipment for collection, extraction or reduction of dust or fume should be properly operated and
maintained in accordance with manufacturer's recommendations. maintain and exchange inserted tools according to the manual,
to prevent increase of and dust. Use respiratory track protection in accordance with the instructions of employer and in accordance
with the requirements of hygiene and safety.
Noise hazard
Exposure, without any protection, for high noise levels can cause permanent and irreversible hearing loss and other problems, such
as tinnitus (ringing, buzz, whistling or humming in the ears). It is necessary to perform the risk assessment and implement appropriate
control measures in relation to those risks. The appropriate checks, performed in order to reduce the risk, may include activities such as:
application of insulation materials to prevent the "ringing" of the workpiece. Use hearing protection in accordance with the instructions
of employer and in accordance with the requirements of hygiene and safety. Service and maintenance of the pneumatic tool should be
carried out according to the recommendations of the manual, to avoid the unnecessary increase of noise level. If the pneumatic tool has
a muffl er, you should always make sure that it is correctly mounted when you use the tool. Select, maintain and replace worn inserted
tools according to the recommendations of the manual. This will allow to avoid the unnecessary increase in noise.
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