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STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE
Form: 16 Version 1 September 2003 SOP No: VA45 .. Version: 1 .. Date: February 2008 Dept/Div/School: SVPA Supervisor/Manager: COURSE COORDINATOR Other Contacts: LECTURING / TECHNICAL STAFF HAZARDS: High speed rotating machine with cutting tool. Risk of scalp damage. Hand and finger damage. Eye, respiratory and hearing damage. Loose clothing/hair/accessories may get caught. PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT AND Eye goggles, Ear muffs, apron, mask. EMERGENCY First Aid Kit EQUIPMENT BEFORE YOU START Ensure you have received and passed induction for this equipment. Safety equipment must be worn at all times. If you are unsure of any function of this machine get assistance from Lecturing/Technical staff. Keep fingers away from cutting tool! JOB STEPS Ensure material to be machined is appropriate size and will mill safely. Secure material in jaws of vice (remove all debris from vice to ensure material is positioned accurately) and position tooling appropriately.
Form: 16 Version 1.4 1 September 2003 OHS Consultation and Approval (Ensure this section is completed and copied onto rear of SOP) OHS Consultation
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