Equipment operators must be thoroughly familiar with the structure, performance, operation, and maintenance methods of the machinery; specific personnel must be assigned to operate and take responsibility for the equipment.
When operating woodworking machinery, personnel must wear proper work uniforms with cuffs fastened; female operators must wear work caps with long hair tucked inside. Wearing gloves, scarves, or similar items during operation is prohibited.
Machinery must undergo a test run before actual operation begins; work may only commence once all components are functioning normally. Note: If ignition fails after one or two attempts, run the burner fan without ignition for a period to exhaust any gas from the combustion chamber before attempting to start the machine again.
Protective covers and guards must be installed over rotating parts such as shafts, chains, pulleys, and belts.
If any abnormalities or malfunctions occur while the machinery is running, the power supply must be cut off immediately to stop the machine for inspection and repair.
As the area surrounding the equipment contains flammable materials, smoking and open flames are strictly prohibited.
The main power supply must be disconnected when commissioning or performing maintenance on the equipment.
Do not bring children to play near the assembly line.
