FLEXIHIRE TP-L4G Laser Tools User Manual
- June 4, 2024
- FLEXIHIRE
Table of Contents
FLEXIHIRE TP-L4G Laser Tools
Safe Operating Procedure
General Safety Instructions
- Complete pre-start checklist
- Read Manufacturers Operation Manual (www.flexihire.com.au)
- Report any faults or damage to Flexihire 1300FLEXIHIRE
- Do not wear loose clothing or jewellery
- Do not operate equipment near pedestrians or people
- Do not operate without the appropriate PPE as detailed
- Do not operate equipment under the influence of drugs or alcohol
General Electricity Safety
- Ensure all electrical equipment has a current test tag within 3 months
- Do not operate equipment in or around water or damp environments
- it is recommended to use a safety switch to power this equipment
- Ensure the power lead is well stowed and do not present trip hazards
- isolate the power by removing the plug prior to performing any work on the equipment including prior to changing leads or tools or bits
Operating Safety Instructions
Operators should familiarise themselves with the equipment| Only qualified
personnel to perform maintenance and repairs
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Never operate faulty equipment| Check that the power cord does not create a
trip hazard
Always turn off tools and disconnect from the power prior to making any
tool/blade changes or lead connections| Do not block airflow to machine as it
can cause overheating
Do not operate under the influence of drugs or alcohol| Do not use power tools
in or near water
Lasers are Dangerous
•Never stare into laser beam
•Never point laser at another person
•Do not point laser at skin
| Ensure the charger has nothing covering it or blocking air flow as it can
overheat and burn
Place signage in the area where you are working with lasers|
Never allow children in the area|
Laser Tools
Risk Assessment
- Assess the immediate work area for any hazards
- Control or eliminate all the risks associated with the hazards
- Hazards to check for that may require risk control-
- Overhead power lines
- Digging
- Working at height
- Falling objects
- Confined space
- Traffic & moving machinery
- Stored energy – air, hydraulic, electricity, pressure
- High Voltage
- Any stored energy