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    This document provides safe work procedures for using a disc sander. It identifies hazards such as electrical shock, flying objects, and toxic dust. Key safety steps include inspecting the sander for damage before each use, keeping hands away from the sanding disc, and wearing proper protective equipment like eye protection and a dust mask. Precautions like de-energizing the machine before cleaning and only sanding in the downward direction of the disc are emphasized.

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    This document provides safe work procedures for using a disc sander. It identifies hazards such as electrical shock, flying objects, and toxic dust. Key safety steps include inspecting the sander for damage before each use, keeping hands away from the sanding disc, and wearing proper protective equipment like eye protection and a dust mask. Precautions like de-energizing the machine before cleaning and only sanding in the downward direction of the disc are emphasized.

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    This document provides safe work procedures for using a disc sander. It identifies hazards such as electrical shock, flying objects, and toxic dust. Key safety steps include inspecting the sander for damage before each use, keeping hands away from the sanding disc, and wearing proper protective equipment like eye protection and a dust mask. Precautions like de-energizing the machine before cleaning and only sanding in the downward direction of the disc are emphasized.

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    SAFE WORK PROCEDURES

    DISC SANDER
    SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS:
    1.
    Electrically powered machine tools must only be used on circuits protected by safety switch or RCD.
    2.
    Loose clothing, jewellery or gloves MUST NOT BE WORN when using moving machinery.
    Task sequence
    1. Pre-start checks

    2. Operation

    Identified hazards in task


    Electrical shock
    Loose parts
    Flying objects
    Slips and falls
    Abrasive disc
    Flying objects

    Toxic dust
    3. Cleaning and
    maintenance

    Moving parts
    Dust and flying objects
    Replacement of sanding disc

    Key processes to be followed


    Inspect lead and plug for wear or damage, and ensure power outlet is safe.
    Inspect all screws, bolts and nuts to ensure that all parts are secured.
    Inspect sanding disc for wear, tears or damage before use.
    Check gap between table and disc should not exceed 1.5mm.
    Ensure area around machine is swept to remove dust from floor.
    Keep hands and fingers clear of sanding disc while sanding use holding
    tool or aid when sanding small items.
    Maintain control of item being sanded to prevent unwanted movement.
    Sanding must only be carried out on side of disc running in DOWNWARD
    direction NEVER attempt to sand on upward running side of disc.
    Allow sanding disc to cut at its own speed do not force work on to disc.
    Check material being sanded to assess any risk of toxic dust while sanding.
    Exhaust dust collector should be used when toxic dust generated.
    Always ensure that power to machine is switched off before cleaning or
    maintaining sander.
    Use brush or tool to remove build up of sanding residue.
    Use low pressure air to blow dust from cooling vanes of electric motor.
    Use suitable solvent leaner and scraper to remove adhesive residue.
    Ensure backing plate is clean and free of old adhesive before fitting disc.
    Use only recommended adhesives to hold disc to backing plate.

    Precautions / PPE required


    Do not use faulty equipment.
    Tighten or replace loose parts.
    Replace disc if worn or damaged.
    Adjust table if gap too wide.
    Keep work area clean.
    Do not use gloves when sanding.
    Use push block or push stick.
    Eye protection must be worn.
    Ensure that work is placed flat on
    table while sanding.
    Dust mask must be worn when
    sanding MDF or craftwood.
    De-energise machine before
    cleaning or maintenance.
    Wear eye protection and dust
    mask when cleaning sander.
    Wear gloves when cleaning.
    Follow disc manufacturers
    instructions when replacing.

    PRECAUTIONS:
    The following precautions are to be observed, and suitable
    safety and warning signs as indicated displayed in areas
    where these procedures are carried out.

    SWP227 Version 1.2

    ASSA Pty Ltd

    ThisSafeWorkProcedurewasgeneratedon29/11/2013byASSAPtyLtdforuseonlybyCityofDarwin.

    www.assaohs.com.au

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