Belte r r a Cor p or at ion S afety M an ual D oc I D C H S M BE L 2 0 1 7 Pa g e 4 03 of 53 8 Doc u m e n t Identif icat ion S JP 007 P age Nu m b e r 2 of 3 Doc u m e n t 1 st C r e at e d F eb 20 2016 Im p le m e n tat ion Dat e o n Re vised Doc u m e n t F e b 24 2016 S e c ure wo rk w it h c lamps or vic e to fr e e both hands to oper a te the tool W ork in pr ope r lig hti n g we ll li t a re a 3 C onduc t i nspe c ti on be for e using the buf fe r Unplug c o rd f rom pow e r suppl y be fo re inspe c ti ng C he c k for c ra c ks or f la w s re plac e if ne c e ssar y Ele c troc uti on if buf f e r or it s e lec tric a l compone nts a r e we t P otential malf unc ti on of the tool c ould ca use a bra sion or c ut lac e r a ti on t y pe inj urie s Ta g out bu ff e r if de fic ienc y is found Do not us e buff e r until de fic ienc y h a s be e n c orr e c ted Ensur e the buf fe r a nd it s e lec tric a l c omponents a re d r y 4 S witch buf fe r ON S tand to one side a nd switch on buf fe r holdin g the tool wit h both hands Ensur e the buf fe r op e ra te s smoo thl y a nd doe s not vibra te I f y ou noti c e a n y unusua l vi bra ti ons or noises S TO P Re inspec t t he buff e r a nd fix the pr oblem im media tel y Ele c troc uti on due to w e t t ool or c ondit ions F l y in g sp a rks tha t ca n c a use burns Do not e x pose tool to ra in or w e t c ondit ions Ne ve r us e c ord for c a rr y in g pull in g or unplugg in g tool Ke e p c o rd a w a y fr om he a t oi l or w a te r Dire c t spar ks a wa y fr om y ou rse lf a nd other s 5 B uff in g Use both hands to maintain hold of the buff e r a ll owing bu ff e r to re a c h full rpm be for e buff ing P osit ion y ours e lf to a voi d ove rba lan c ing B uff in g disc c a n br e a k a nd c a use struc k b y inj urie s Kic kba c k fo rc e s ma y put y ou of f ba lanc e c a usin g inj urie s b y sli ps or f a ll s Do not st a nd dire c tl y in fr ont of whe e l whe n star ti ng buf fe r W he n buf fing a void plac ing e x c e ssi ve pre ssure on a bra sive whe e l Ma ter ials m a y be c ome hot whil e buff ing