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Or slip resistance shoes should be worn at all times |\n| | Impact resistant safety glasses (front and side protection) |  Face Shield |  |\n|  Hearing protection (Ear plugs or ear muffs) |  |  |  |\n\nPotential Hazards  \n• Crushing/pinch point hazards – Body parts can be trapped between ram, workpiece, and frame components.  \n• Struck-by hazards – Workpieces or blocks may eject or shatter under pressure.  \n• Stored energy release – Springs or loaded parts may release suddenly when press force is applied or removed.  \n• Overload/structural failure – Exceeding rated capacity can cause equipment failure and sudden load release.  \n• Unstable or off-center loading – Poorly supported loads may shift or fall from the press.  \n• Hydraulic hazards – High-pressure fluid injection, hose whip, leaks, or burns from hot oil.  \n• Compressed air hazards – Hose failure, whip, or airborne debris from pressurized air systems.  \n• Entanglement hazards – Loose clothing, hair, or jewelry can catch in moving components.  \n• Slip/trip hazards – Oil leaks, hoses, and debris can create unstable footing.  \n• Manual handling hazards – Heavy components may cause strain or musculoskeletal injury.  \n• Unexpected movement/startup – Accidental activation during setup or maintenance can cause injury.  \n• Noise exposure – Air and press operation may contribute to hearing damage.  \n• Fire hazard – Hydraulic fluid is combustible near ignition sources.  \nPre-Operational Safety Checks  \n• Inspect PPE to be worn  \n• Inspect the pneumatic/hydraulic shop press  \nProhibited Activities  \n• Do not operate without training or reviewing the manual or allow unauthorized use.  \n• Do not exceed rated capacity (50 tons) or apply excessive/uncontrolled force.  \n• Do not use damaged, leaking, modified, or improperly maintained equipment, or after impact without inspection.  \n• Do not operate with unsafe setup conditions, including unstable surfaces, loose parts, or off-center/unsecured loads.  \n• Do not place hands, feet, or body in the pressing area or stand in line with a loaded press.  \n• Do not press unstable or hazardous materials, such as springs that may eject under load.  \n• Do not operate under unsafe conditions or behavior, including fatigue, impairment, or improper PPE/clothing (loose items, jewelry, unsecured hair) .  \n• Do not misuse hydraulic/pneumatic systems, including wrong fluids, mixed oils, bypassing relief settings, or using excessive/incorrect air pressure or gas sources.  \n• Do not work on pressurized systems or leave them unattended while pressurized.  \n• Do not perform maintenance or adjustments without shutting down and relieving all pressure.  \n• Do not use non-approved parts, accessories, or makeshift repairs.  \nSafe Work Procedures  \nPre-operational Inspection of the Bench-Top Drill Press  \n1. Review operating instructions and inspect the work area to ensure it is clean, stable, well-lit, and clear of hazards and unauthorized personnel.  \n2. Verify the shop press is fully assembled, properly installed, and all structural components (frame, bed, pins, winch/cables if applicable) are secure.  \n3. Inspect hydraulic and pneumatic systems for leaks, damage, and proper routing; ensure all hoses and fittings are secure and undamaged.  \n4. Check hydraulic fluid level and confirm only approved hydraulic oil is used; ensure air supply (if used) is within rated pressure limits and properly connected.  \n5. Inspect controls and safety components, including release valves, gauges, foot pedal/handle operation, and safety locks, to ensure smooth and correct function.  \n6. Verify tooling and setup components (heel blocks, bed height, and workpiece) are properly positioned, secure, centered, and within rated capacity.  \n7. Ensure all ","cbCaigmuNOS2mrBj","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigmuNOS2mrBj","pdf",657766,"English","# Required Training\n# Potential Hazards\n# Pre-Operational Safety Checks\n# Prohibited Activities\n# Safe Work Procedures\n## Pre-operational Inspection\n## Shop Press Operating Procedure\n## Caution","[{\"question\":\"What PPE and devices are required for using the shop press?\",\"answer\":\"Cut-resistant gloves, impact-resistant safety glasses, face shield (if applicable), and hearing protection are required, along with CSA-approved safety footwear where required.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the main hazards associated with the pneumatic-hydraulic shop press?\",\"answer\":\"Key hazards include crushing/pinch points, struck-by ejection, stored energy release, overload or structural failure, unstable off-center loading, hydraulic fluid injection or burns, compressed air whip or debris, entanglement, slips/trips, manual handling injuries, unexpected startup, noise exposure, and fire risk.\"},{\"question\":\"What inspection steps must be completed before operating the press?\",\"answer\":\"Inspect required PPE, the press assembly and installation, hydraulic and pneumatic systems for leaks and routing integrity, hydraulic fluid level and approved oils, controls and safety components, tooling/setup components for correct positioning and secure centering, and confirm fasteners and moving parts are tight and unobstructed.\"}]","Pneumatic-Hydraulic Shop Press Safe Work Procedure - Required Training, Hazards, and Procedures | PDF",1789209843]