After the cup lid machine finishes its production run, we need to conduct a safety inspection. So, what exactly should be included in this inspection? Let me walk you through it below.
During the shift change at the end of the workday, check the screws and nuts on all moving parts of the machine to prevent them from loosening. If any are found loose, they must be tightened immediately. Secondly, perform a safety check on the machines electrical wiring. Look for any damaged wires, exposed insulation, or signs of electrical leakage. Regular checks and prompt repairs are essential to prevent personal injury.
Safety checks are also necessary during operation. This includes inspecting the fixtures and fasteners, as well as carefully checking the progress and programming of the cutting blades (both upper and lower) to prevent any accidents.
Once the inspection is complete, make sure to fill out the shift handover log. Inform the next operator of any issues or phenomena observed with the machine so they can pay attention and resolve them, thereby reducing the risk of personal injury.