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Posted By Dave Filce
My Company uses hand operated compressed air lines to clean machinary. I hate the things and want it stopped.
What is the best way of going about it. I feel, as a manager, I need to just go in with the big heavy boots and try for an instantanious response. What do thers think?
Dave
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Posted By Merv Newman
Dave,
I don't like them myself but have had to admit in the past that, for some jobs, they are very difficult to eliminate. Try risk assessments and then appropriate control measures - standard airline pistols are limited to about 2 bars pressure, designed to give a cone of air around the main stream to stop blown material rebounding towards the user. Eye protection is a must as is area protection to avoid contacting other people.
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Posted By Peter J Harvey
I have a short Power Point presentation on Compressed Air, might help get the message home, let me know if this would be of help and I will email direct.
Pete
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Posted By brian mills
peter would find that powerpoint presentation really useful, it you can please to
bmills70@hotmail.com
regards
B
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