Hazard Warning - 105 MPS

! WARNING !
TO PREVENT ACCIDENTAL DEATH, SERIOUS

BODILY INJURY OR PROPERTY DAMAGE:
• ALL PERSONNEL MUST READ AND UNDERSTAND THE

ENCLOSED HAZARD WARNINGS AND SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS PRIOR TO INSTALLING, OPERATING,
CLEANING OR MAINTAINING THIS EQUIPMENT.
• ALL PERSONNEL MUST RECEIVE DOCUMENTED

TRAINING FROM YOUR EMPLOYER ON SAFE OPERATING
PROCEDURES FOR THIS EQUIPMENT PRIOR TO
INSTALLING, OPERATING, CLEANING OR MAINTAINING
THIS EQUIPMENT.
• PERMANENTLY DISPLAY THESE WARNINGS WITHIN

VIEW OF THE EQUIPMENT FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.
MARION PROCESS SOLUTIONS PH: 319/377-6371

3575 3rd AVENUE, P.O. BOX 286 FAX: 319/377-1204
MARION, IA 52302 USA www.marionsolutions.com
Form No. 105 (1-15)

Safety Instructions
! WARNING
WARNING ! TO PREVENT ACCIDENTAL DEATH,
SERIOUS BODILY INJURY OR PROPERTY DAMAGE:
OPERATING AND SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS MUST BE READ AND UNDERSTOOD PRIOR
TO OPERATING OR SERVICING THIS EQUIPMENT.
o Caution: This machinery can be dangerous. Do not install, service or operate this machine without first reading, understanding
and complying with all safety instructions.
 Your employer must provide a safe work environment and notify you of any potential hazards.
o Do not install, service or operate this machine without first receiving documented safety training from your employer.
• It is the responsibility of the employer to adequately train the employee on safe operating procedures for this machinery.
Procedures should be documented. Training should be updated periodically as specified by your employer.
 It is the responsibility of the equipment owner to adequately isolate the equipment from the general public and/or personnel
who have not received safety training.
o Installation, maintenance and/or operation of machinery must be conducted by personnel who are fully trained and knowledgeable
in their jobs. Untrained, inexperienced or unauthorized personnel must be prohibited from operating or performing work on, in or
near this machinery.
o Do not install, service or operate this machine if physically, mentally or chemically impaired.
o Most machines are supplied with integral lifting points as specified on the drawing provided with the machine. Consult the factory
for lifting instructions if lift points are not specified on the drawing or the drawing is not available.
 Use lifting devices only as intended by their manufacturer.
 Lifting devices must be carefully inspected by qualified personnel before each use.
 Never use a lifting device that is damaged, deteriorated or in any way in need of repair.
 Never stand under or near any object when it is being lifted or moved.
o All protective guards, access doors, covers, grates and maintenance panels must be in place and securely fastened before
operating this machinery. Never remove these devices without implementing Lock-out/Tag-out procedures.
 Never place any part of your body near moving parts of machinery that may rotate or move.
 Never put any portion of your body or any other foreign object into a drain, sample port or discharge opening.
o Inspect the machinery and surrounding work area daily for unsafe operating conditions.
 Keep machinery and work area clean and free of dirt, dust, debris and any other obstructions.
 Report unsafe conditions to your employer. Verify corrections are made prior to operating the machinery.
 Never operate machinery if it is in need of service, lubrication or repair.
o Use machinery as intended.
 Consult your employer and/or the factory for operating constraints and maximum operating parameters for the machine.
 Never operate the machine above the rated shaft speed and horsepower. Never overload, abuse or misuse machinery.
 Notify the manufacturer before making any modifications or changes to the design or construction of this machinery.
 Notify your employer and the manufacturer of any operational condition of the machine which may create a hazard.
o Post these Safety Instructions and Hazard Warnings near the machine and ensure they are visible and legible at all times.
LOCK-OUT/TAG-OUT PROCEDURES MUST BE FOLLOWED PRIOR TO SERVICING THIS
EQUIPMENT. IDENTIFY AND ISOLATE ALL PRIMARY SOURCES OF ENERGY.
o Do not open or remove any protective cover, guard, grate, maintenance panel or safety barrier until all sources of energy have
been isolated, locked-out and tagged-out. Communicate work content with your employer.
 Do not rely on door actuated sensors, emergency stop buttons or other control power circuitry to ensure the machine is safe.
 Locate, isolate, lock and tag all primary sources of energy prior to accessing any hazardous area.
 Only qualified service personnel who are trained in Lock-out/Tag-out procedures should access hazardous areas.
 Qualified personnel should evaluate and document all potential hazards associated with operating, maintaining and repairing
this machine. Make sure to evaluate potential hazards located in the work space surrounding this machine.
 Qualified personnel should evaluate and document all sources of energy associated with this machine.
• Types of energy to be evaluated may include: electrical, pneumatic, hydraulic, gravity, kinetic, thermal and radioactivity.
 Machine control systems may be designed to start automatically and/or start from remote locations. Never place any portion
of your body within a hazardous area without implementing Lock-out/Tag-out procedures.
 Locate lockable disconnect devices within close proximity and within eye-sight of the operator’s work station for this machine.
 In some cases, distance is used as a barrier between the operator and a potential hazard. Do not diminish distances between
the operator and exposed hazards without written approval from your employer and the manufacturer.
 Use all fasteners when mounting covers, guards, grates, panels or other protection devices.
CONFINED SPACE PROCEDURES MUST BE FOLLOWED BEFORE ENTERING THIS EQUIPMENT.

o When possible, avoid entry into this machinery. Use remote methods to clean, repair and maintain this machine.
o Do not open or remove any protective cover, guard, grate or other panel until Confined Space procedures are in place.
 Eliminate Oxygen Hazards. Ensure oxygen levels in the work area are maintained between 19.5% and 21%.
 Eliminate Flammable Hazards. Ensure flammable liquids, gases and/or dust are not present in the work area.
 Eliminate Engulfment Hazards. Ensure liquids, gases and/or solids stored above the work area and/or stored under pressure
cannot surround the entrant, causing entrapment and/or suffocation.
 Eliminate Energy Hazards. Ensure sources of electricity, heat, steam, water, compressed air or other sources of energy
cannot cause a hazardous condition.
 Eliminate Slip/Fall Hazards. Interior surfaces of machinery may become slippery or sharp. Use caution and wear personal
protective equipment when working in or on this machinery.
o Doors, covers and/or access grates may include electrical interlock devices that disconnect control power when opened.
• Inspect, verify and record functionality of interlock devices at least one time each shift.
• Never attempt to manually override or bypass interlocking devices.
o Ensure a trained attendant is present at all times throughout the duration of the Confined Space permit.
o Ensure work surfaces inside the machine cannot rotate, slide or open causing a pinch or fall hazard.
o After cleaning and/or maintenance work is complete, ensure all foreign objects are removed from work areas.
SLIP/FALL HAZARDS MAY EXIST WHEN OPERATING OR SERVICING THIS EQUIPMENT.
o Do not climb onto or around this equipment. Grates, covers, lids, inlet hoppers and guards are not intended as walk-ways.
 Use only employer approved platforms and/or lifting devices when accessing maintenance or service areas of the machine.
 Use appropriate personal protective equipment when working outside approved work spaces.
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT MUST BE WORN AROUND THIS EQUIPMENT.

o Ensure appropriate personal protective equipment is provided by your employer when operating or maintaining this equipment.
o Recommended equipment includes: eye protection, ear protection, steel toed shoes, dust mask and a hard hat.
o Eliminate loose fitting clothing and/or jewelry.
Safety Decals and Placard
Owners / operators of this equipment should routinely inspect warning labels and placards to ensure they are clearly visible and understandable.
The labels and placard shown below must be visible and legible on the machine at all times.
o Placard D101 must be visible on an exterior surface of the machine.
o Decal D102 must be visible from all exterior sides of the machine.
o Decal D103 must be located near each interlock device.
o Decal D104 must be located near any guard, safety grate or access opening.
and/or
o Decal D109 must be located near any drain, discharge or access opening.
Older Marion Process Solutions equipment may not include current safety warnings and/or safety devices. Warning decals and placards are
available free of charge in nominal quantities from Marion Process Solutions. Safety devices are available through Marion Process Solutions. at
a nominal fee.
Decal #D102
Placard #D101
Decal #D103
Decal #D104 Decal #D109
All decals, illustrations and specifications are subject to change without notice.
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! WARNING !

TO PREVENT ACCIDENTAL DEATH, SERIOUS

• ALL PERSONNEL MUST READ AND UNDERSTAND THE

• ALL PERSONNEL MUST RECEIVE DOCUMENTED

• PERMANENTLY DISPLAY THESE WARNINGS WITHIN

MARION PROCESS SOLUTIONS PH: 319/377-6371

Form No. 105 (1-15)

CONFINED SPACE PROCEDURES MUST BE FOLLOWED BEFORE ENTERING THIS EQUIPMENT.

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT MUST BE WORN AROUND THIS EQUIPMENT.

Form No. 105(1-15)

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