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Safety
2.1
Correct use
The backwater pumping station serves as a draining system for wastewater with and without sewage, domestic
and industrial wastewater.
2.2
Staff selection and qualification
Persons who install the backwater pumping station must
– be at least 18 years old.
– have been sufficiently trained and be sufficiently qualified for the respective tasks.
– be familiar with and follow the respective technical rules and safety regulations.
Qualified staff are members of staff who, on the basis of their training and experience as well as their knowledge
of the relevant instructions, valid standards and accident prevention regulations, can carry out the required tasks
and both recognise and avoid any possible hazards.
Work on electrical components may only be carried out by specially trained specialist staff and under adherence
to all the valid accident prevention regulations (UVV).
2.3
Organisational safety measures
The operating and maintenance instructions must always be kept available.
2.4
Risks caused by the product
2.4.1 Risk caused by special location / ambient conditions
Risk caused by toxic and hazardous vapours, gases and substances (e. g. bacteria, viruses). If the backwater
pumping station is located in an inspection chamber, any necessary work must always be done by specialist
staff (see 2.2).
2.4.2 Risk of electric shock when plug has been screwed off
There is a risk of electric shock at the control unit if the plug for power supply to the pumps has been
dismantled. The union nut on the electric plug must be fitted so tightly that it cannot be loosened without a tool
(e.g. by children).
2.4.3 Risk caused by hazardous atmosphere
There is a risk of a hazardous atmosphere occurring during work. Make sure the system is well aerated and
use safety equipment such as e.g. a multi-gas warning device if appropriate.
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