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2. Safety• Knowledge of system conditions, pertinent standards, regulations andaccident prevention regulations.• Adequate knowledge of the HM 1400 TRX system, acquired throughappropriate training.On the basis of this training, qualified personnel are authorised by the personresponsible for the safety of people and system to carry out work on Verewaequipment or systems,• either as project planning personnel, are familiar with the safetyconcepts of automation technology,• as operating personnel, are instructed in handling automationtechnology equipment and are familiar with the contents of this manualrelating to operation,• as repair and/or service personnel, have training that qualifies them torepair such automation technology equipment or have authorisation tocommission, earth and identify circuits and devices/systems inaccordance with the safety-related standards. Personnel tasked withreplacing chemicals must possess knowledge relating to their handling,the associated dangers and the necessary protective measures.Such personnel are accredited as persons who can be expected to performtheir work reliably. Persons whose responsiveness is compromised bysubstances such as drugs, alcohol or medications will not be accredited. Whenselecting personnel, the local regulations regarding age and professionalqualifications should be complied with.To acquire specialist knowledge of the device, Verewa offers appropriatecourses.Information on these is available on the Internet on the Verewa homepage orby telephone. (For the manufacturer's address, see page 2).2.10.2 Unauthorised personnelWARNING!Hazard to unauthorised personnel!Unauthorised personnel who do not meet the requirements set out here are notfamiliar with the hazards in the working area. Incorrect behaviour can lead tosevere injury and damage.Therefore:• Ensure that unauthorised personnel do not enter the working area.• In case of doubt, approach personnel and instruct them to leave theworking area.• Stop all work if any unauthorised personnel are in the working area.2.11 Avoidance of consequential damage in the event of asystem faultIn order to prevent and limit faults that can directly or indirectly result inphysical injuries or damage to property, the operator must ensure that:• responsible maintenance personnel are available at short notice at anytime.• maintenance personnel have been trained to identify and rectify faults inthe HM 1400 TRX and the associated systems.24 HM 1400 TRX
2. Safety• defective system components can be switched off immediately.• switching off the device will not lead to unpredictable consequentialfaults and damage.2.12 Behaviour in case of hazards and accidentsPreventive measures• Always be prepared for accidents or fire. Note emergency numbers.• Store first aid equipment (first aid kit, blankets etc.) and fireextinguishers within easy reach.• Familiarise personnel with accident reporting, first aid and emergencyequipment.• Keep access routes for emergency vehicles clear.In case of emergency: Correct actions• Initiate first aid measures.• Rescue personnel from the hazard zone.• Notify the person responsible at the place of use.• Notify a doctor and/or the fire brigade.• Clear access routes for emergency vehicles.Emergency reporting - Doing it correctly!Dial the emergency number.Speak slowly, loudly and clearly and give clear information• Where did it happen? - Exact location information is required:• What happened? - Is it a fire, an explosion or an operational accident.Are any people trapped or buried?• How many people are injured?• What injuries do they have? - Is the patient responsive? Are there anybreathing or circulation problems? Is anyone bleeding heavily?• Wait for any queries.2.13 Description and location of safety equipment andemergency stop mechanismsThe operator must incorporate safety measures into the safety concept for theoverall system. This includes the description and location of safety equipmentand emergency stop mechanisms.HM 1400 TRX 25
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