1. The document outlines the steps, activities, requirements, and responsibilities for servicing and preventive maintenance of an XRF instrument.
2. Step 1 involves disconnecting the instrument power supply by turning off power switches and checking voltages and currents are properly turned off.
3. Step 2 requires thoroughly cleaning the instrument using a vacuum cleaner, cloth, and brush while wearing proper PPE like gloves, dust mask, and goggles.
4. Step 3 is a visual inspection of the machine where all parts are inspected and electrical contacts tightened using tools while ensuring safe body positioning.
5. Step 5 replaces all chemicals and wools, using proper PPE like gloves, dust mask, goggles and tools to
1. The document outlines the steps, activities, requirements, and responsibilities for servicing and preventive maintenance of an XRF instrument.
2. Step 1 involves disconnecting the instrument power supply by turning off power switches and checking voltages and currents are properly turned off.
3. Step 2 requires thoroughly cleaning the instrument using a vacuum cleaner, cloth, and brush while wearing proper PPE like gloves, dust mask, and goggles.
4. Step 3 is a visual inspection of the machine where all parts are inspected and electrical contacts tightened using tools while ensuring safe body positioning.
5. Step 5 replaces all chemicals and wools, using proper PPE like gloves, dust mask, goggles and tools to
1. The document outlines the steps, activities, requirements, and responsibilities for servicing and preventive maintenance of an XRF instrument.
2. Step 1 involves disconnecting the instrument power supply by turning off power switches and checking voltages and currents are properly turned off.
3. Step 2 requires thoroughly cleaning the instrument using a vacuum cleaner, cloth, and brush while wearing proper PPE like gloves, dust mask, and goggles.
4. Step 3 is a visual inspection of the machine where all parts are inspected and electrical contacts tightened using tools while ensuring safe body positioning.
5. Step 5 replaces all chemicals and wools, using proper PPE like gloves, dust mask, goggles and tools to
1. The document outlines the steps, activities, requirements, and responsibilities for servicing and preventive maintenance of an XRF instrument.
2. Step 1 involves disconnecting the instrument power supply by turning off power switches and checking voltages and currents are properly turned off.
3. Step 2 requires thoroughly cleaning the instrument using a vacuum cleaner, cloth, and brush while wearing proper PPE like gloves, dust mask, and goggles.
4. Step 3 is a visual inspection of the machine where all parts are inspected and electrical contacts tightened using tools while ensuring safe body positioning.
5. Step 5 replaces all chemicals and wools, using proper PPE like gloves, dust mask, goggles and tools to
1 Disconnect the Engineering 1. Turn of the Instruments power SOP
Instrument Power STANDARD OPERATING SAFETY: Electrical hazards PROCEDURES Assistant/ Junior switches, then the main power supply. Procedure Form No. : EHSMSM/446/4013 Supply. ENVIRONMENT: Workplace must Technicians Form Rev. No. : 01 (S&E / Effective date: 01.04.2010 be dry and clean. 2. Checked the voltages and currents of PRO-SOP- QUALITY: work place & machinery instruments with Digital Multimeter for 01) SOP No. clean 01 and healthy. Effective Date 12/05/2009 proper turn off. REVISION No 01 SOP DESC Servicing and Preventive Section Rapid Analysis Laboratory Maintenance of XRF Instrument. 1. Put the cylinder in vertical position & DEPARTMENT SAFETY: RAC#1 Fire hazards, operator may (LD#1) Page Page 1 chain of 3 the cylinder in the stand properly to Turn off the gases. sustain bodily injury prevent from falling, 2 2. Check the valve and neck guard ,, ENVIRONMENT: physically it should be tight and free from crack and damage. QUALITY: Neck guard and valve should be properly tight. Valve PPE: hand gloves, goggles should be leak-free. Use hand gloves and goggles before starting the job.
Thoroughly PPE: Proper hand gloves, dust mask &
3 cleaning the SAFETY: skin scratch, hurt in body ,, goggles. Instruments. PREPARED part, eye injury. BY APPROVED BY Name and Designation: SENVIRONMENT: K Jana, Sr. Engineer dusty air inhaling, Name andvacuum 1. Use Designation : cleaner, cloth and Brush Signature with Date: waste cloth on floor in & around the Signature withand for cleaning Date: after cleaning waste machine cloth discharged into the bin designated QUALITY: work place & machinery for the same. clean and healthy. 2. While working wear PPE as and when need as per the job.
4 Visual Inspection of the machine. SAFETY: position of working 1. Inspect all parts of the machine and person, he may sustain bodily injury. tighten Electrical contacts with proper ENVIRONMENT: Workplace must tools like Screwdrivers, Alleankeys, and be dry and clean. Rachate. QUALITY: All electrical contacts should be clean and tight for 2. Checked positions of all Electronics operating. Card and connectors.
5 Replaced all SAFETY: Skin touch of chemicals, ,, PPE: Proper hand gloves, dust mask & chemicals and eye contact of wools and inhalation goggles. wools of wool are harmful. 1. Used proper hand gloves for skin ENVIRONMENT: Workplace must contact. be dry and clean 2. Used dust musk for inhalation. 3. Used goggles for eye contact. QUALITY: Replaced by new. 4. Used proper tools for chemicals and
