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Pipe Threader SWP

The document outlines safe work procedures for using a pipe threader, emphasizing the importance of operator training and adherence to manufacturer instructions. It details pre-start checks, operational hazards, and necessary precautions, including the use of personal protective equipment (PPE) such as eye and hand protection. Key processes include ensuring equipment safety, maintaining cleanliness, and preventing damage during operation.

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Pipe Threader SWP

The document outlines safe work procedures for using a pipe threader, emphasizing the importance of operator training and adherence to manufacturer instructions. It details pre-start checks, operational hazards, and necessary precautions, including the use of personal protective equipment (PPE) such as eye and hand protection. Key processes include ensuring equipment safety, maintaining cleanliness, and preventing damage during operation.

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SAFE WORK PROCEDURES

PIPE THREADER

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Electric power tools should not be used unless the operator has received training or has been fully instructed in the safe use of the tool.
2. Electric power tools must only be used on circuits protected by a residual current device (RCD) and/or safety switch.
3. Operating instructions given in manufacturers’ owners manual are to be followed at all times.

Task sequence Identified hazards in task Key processes to be followed Precautions / PPE required
1. Pre-start checks Electric shock Unplug machine before carrying out maintenance. If any damage, missing parts, or
Check casing for damage, cracks and missing screws. out of test, do not use machine –
Inspect lead and plug for damage; current test tag must be attached. arrange for immediate repairs.
Machine should be set up on a firm, level surface.
Make sure that controls operate smoothly.
Check operation of chuck – should lock and unlock evenly.
Ensure that slides are clean and operating smoothly.
Damage to machine or Ensure that handles and grips are fitted firmly, and do not move. Do not use worn or blunt tools.
work Check condition of die, ensure that die is sharp and not damaged, and clear Replace die if worn or broken.
of swarf.
Check operation of lubricant pump and coolant level – top up if necessary.
2. Operation Moving objects Ensure that free end of tube is properly supported to prevent whipping or
bending.
Damage to die Do not force cutting die onto tube – allow to feed on at own rate.
Ensure adequate coolant or lubricant on die when cutting.
Flying particles Danger of breakage or chips flying from die during use. Eye protection must be worn.
Stop machine and turn switch to reverse to remove die from pipe.
Swing die head out of way if using cutting tool on pipe.
Cuts to hands Exercise care where rough or sharp edges may be present. Hand protection must be worn.
Slips and falls Clean up any coolant spills and keep floor clean of swarf and chips. Keep work area clean.

PRECAUTIONS:
1. The following precautions are to be observed, and
suitable safety signs as indicated displayed when using pipe
threading machines.

SWP147 Version 1.2 © ASSA Pty Ltd www.assaohs.com.au Page 1 of 1

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