Noise Hazards; Hazard Due To Vibration - Parkside PDSS 400 A1 Instrucciones De Funcionamiento

Safety instructions for air tools
being blown about in a dusty
environment is minimised.
If dust or vapours are gener-
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ated the principal task must
be to monitor them in the area
where they are released.
All machine mounting parts or
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accessories intended to collect,
extract or eliminate airborne
dust or vapours should be used
and maintained according to
manufacturer instructions.
Use respiratory protection.
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Please use suitable respira-
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tory protective equipment due
to the potential hazard posed
by the whirling up of asbestos
dust.
z Noise hazards
With inadequate ear protec-
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tors the impact of high noise
levels may result in permanent
hearing damage, hearing loss
and other problems, e.g. tinni-
tus (ringing, whistling or buzz-
ing in the ear).
It's imperative to perform a risk
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assessment for these hazards
and implement the suitable
regulatory mechanisms.
Suitable regulatory mecha-
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nisms to minimise the risk in-
clude measures such as using
insulation to prevent pinging
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sounds on work pieces.
Use hearing protection.
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The machine for screw con-
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nections must be operated and
maintained as recommended
in these instructions to prevent
an unnecessary increase in the
noise level.
If the machine for screw con-
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nections features a silencer,
always ensure it is availa-
ble when using the machine
for screw connections and in
good working order.
Select, maintain and replace
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consumables and machine
tools as recommended in
these instructions to prevent an
unnecessary increase in the
sound level.
z Hazard due to vibration
Exposure to vibration may
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cause damage to the nerves
and disturb blood circulation
in hands and arms.
Keeps hands away from the
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sockets of hex nut drivers.
Wear warm clothes when
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working in cold environments
and keep hands warm and
dry.
If you notice your skin on
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fingers or hands becoming
numb, tingling, hurting or be-