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2.4.3 Thermal Residual Hazards
Hazard
Burns, frostbites
2.4.4 Materials and Other Substances Hazards
Hazard
Contact, aspiration
Fire or explosion
2.4.5 Human Factor Neglect
Hazard
Negligent use of personal
protection equipment.
Insufficient local lighting
2.4.6 Other Hazards
Hazard
Wrong assembly
Thrown off objects and
splashing liquids
Loss of stability
Slipping, stumbling and fall of
persons
2.4.7 Disposal
Disposal instructions are given by pictographs on the unit or packaging. For meaning of individual symbols refer to
chapter "Symbols on Unit".
2.5 Operator Requirement
The operator shall read the instruction manual carefully before using the unit.
2.5.1 Qualification
No special qualification is required for use of the unit except for detailed direction by a professional.
Description
A contact with the exhaust may
cause burns.
Description
Exhaust gases aspiration may
be health hazardous
The unit is operated with an
easily inflammable mix of fuel
that may ignite during fuelling
for example.
Description
Stones, soil etc, thrown away
may hurt eyes or hands. Loose
garments may be caught by the
unit. Wearing improper shoes
may result in slipping on icy
surface.
Insufficient lighting/improper
light conditions represent high
safety risk.
Description
Ejection set up wrongly.
Thrown off stones, soil and
other materials may cause
injuries.
Ice areas under a layer of snow
and the are to be cleaned.
There is a risk of stumbling if
you are backing with the unit.
Protective Action
Let the unit cool down.
Protective Action
The unit should be operated
outdoors only.
Never fuel near an open fire, do
not smoke in the course of
fuelling
Protective Action
Wear protection goggles, gloves,
tight-fitting winter clothes and
strong shoes with rigged soles.
Always provide for sufficient
lighting /good light conditions
when working with the unit. .
Protective Action
Direct the ejection at free areas
only.
Make sure that the ejection is
never directed at people, animals
or things. Check the ground, on
which the unit is used to be sure
that there is need to remove
objects to be possibly caught by
the unit.
Mind the base to be appropriate
(gravel scattering).
Be particular about the base
quality.
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