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Inhalation of softwood dust Inhalation of hardwood dust Noise Vibration [Pg.215]

Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 and ACoP L22 Supply of Machinery (Safety) Regulations 1992 and Amendment 1994 Noise at Work Regulations 1989 [Pg.215]

British Standard BS6854 1987 - Code of Practice for safeguarding woodworking machines [Pg.215]

Will include COSHH and noise assessments, suitability of power tools, suitability and installation of power supply. PPE appropriate for the work must be supplied. First-aid kit and a qualified first-aider must be available when woodworking machines are being used. [Pg.215]

Hearing, eye, head and foot protective equipment and respiratory protective equipment as required by COSHH assessments must be supplied and used. Machines must be checked before use to ensure guards are correctly fitted and work properly. Only 110 volt equipment is to be used where practicable, with leads positioned to prevent trip [Pg.215]

Additional specific rules exist for using certain types of power tools such as abrasive wheels and tools, jacks, powder-actuated tools, woodworking tools, air receivers, and mechanical power transmission apparatus. If employees work with those types of power tools, you should provided with training specific to each of those they work with. [Pg.922]

All fixed power-driven woodworking and metal woiking tools and machines shall be provided with a readily accessible disconnect switch that can be either locked or tagged in the off position. [Pg.127]

No. 18 Powered Hand Tools 1 No. 19 Powered Hand Tools 2 No.20 Powered Hand Tools 3 No.54 Woodworking Machinery for Builders (b) Health and Safety Executive, Guidance Notes ... [Pg.677]

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