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    This document contains a pre-design machine safety checklist and guidance for category selection. The checklist asks whether the client is aware of their safety responsibilities, has provided a risk assessment, and if the equipment fits into predefined categories like press or robot. If not, it directs the user to section 2.5.4 for category selection guidance. Section 2.5.4 provides guidance on selecting a category based on the severity of potential injuries from different hazards like entanglement, cutting, impact, and more. It provides categories ranging from minimal reversible injuries to severe irreversible injuries.

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    This document contains a pre-design machine safety checklist and guidance for category selection. The checklist asks whether the client is aware of their safety responsibilities, has provided a risk assessment, and if the equipment fits into predefined categories like press or robot. If not, it directs the user to section 2.5.4 for category selection guidance. Section 2.5.4 provides guidance on selecting a category based on the severity of potential injuries from different hazards like entanglement, cutting, impact, and more. It provides categories ranging from minimal reversible injuries to severe irreversible injuries.

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    2.5.

    3 Pre-Design Machine Safety Checklist


    Is the client aware of their OH&S responsibilities? [Y] / [N]
    Has the client provided a Risk Assessment? [Y] / [N]
    Does the equipment fit into a pre-defined category?
    Press [Y] / [N]
    Robot [Y] / [N]
    If No, then refer to Guidance for Category Selection (section 2.5.4).
    Has there been a site visit? [Y] / [N]

    CATEGORY

    S1
    B 1 2 3 4
    P1
        
    F1
    P2
        
    S2
    P1
       
    F2    
    P2
      
     P referred.
     P ossible catego ries w hich require additional m easures, se B 1.
     over dim ensioned.

    2.5.4 Guidance for Category Selection


    Severity of Injury
    Minimal Severe
    Hazard Reversible Irreversible
    S1 S2
    Entanglement
    Friction and abrasion
    Cutting
    Shear
    Stabbing and puncture
    Impact
    Crushing
    Drawing-in
    Compressed air or high pressure fluid injection
    Material ejected from the machine
    Release of potential energy
    Access
    Handling/Lifting
    Electrical
    Chemical
    Fire/explosion
    Noise
    Pressure/Vacuum
    Temperature
    Inhalation
    Suffocation
    Radiation
    Biological
    The Safety Book Page 18 of 31

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