Charla de seguridad sobre Laser radiation

Qué es

Laser beams from levels, scanners and guidance equipment that can damage the eyes of anyone looking into the beam.

Controles que hay que revisar, del más eficaz al menos eficaz

1. Use the lowest-class laser that will do the job, and follow the manufacturer's instructions for its class.
2. Set the beam above or below eye level where possible, and avoid directing it across walkways or traffic.
3. Display laser warning signs, and keep people who are not needed out of the beam path.
4. Never look into the beam or point it at people, and remove reflective surfaces from the beam path where possible.
5. Train operators, and provide laser safety eyewear matched to the laser's wavelength where its class requires it.

Dónde aparece en el trabajo

Pasos de trabajo de plantillas de SafetyDocs que tratan laser radiation:

• Operating lasers near roadsSet up roadside work to local laws and permits, with barriers, advance warning signs and high-vis clothing.De Lasers
• Operating lasers on construction sitesWork to the traffic management plan around mobile plant, and stay in clear sight of plant operators.De Lasers
• Fibre splicing & terminationSplice and terminate fibre, controlling lasers, fibre offcuts and the butane torchDe Fibre Optic Splicing - Termination
• Laser operationOperate Class 1, 2 or 3R lasers to the manufacturer's instructions and never look into the beam.De Lasers
• Working outside the cabin near powered mobile plantStay clear of mobile plant, lasers and noise outside the cabin.De Telehandler

Preguntas para el equipo

1. ¿Dónde podría aparecer laser radiation hoy en este trabajo?
2. ¿Alguna de estas tareas forma parte del trabajo de hoy?: Operating lasers near roads; Operating lasers on construction sites
3. El control más eficaz es: «Use the lowest-class laser that will do the job, and follow the manufacturer's instructions for its class». ¿Podemos hacerlo aquí? Si no, ¿por qué no?
4. ¿Qué controles para laser radiation faltan o no funcionan en esta obra?
5. ¿Cuándo detendrías el trabajo por laser radiation, y a quién avisarías?
6. ¿Cómo informamos de un peligro, un cuasi accidente o un incidente en este trabajo?