Linisher – Belt and Disc Sander Work Method Statement or Safe Work Procedure

The Safety Procedure includes:

• Personal Qualifications and Experience
• Site Awareness
• Pre-Start Checks
• Operation
• On Completion
• General Maintenance
• Risk Ratings

• 4 Page Complete Procedure
• MS Word Format
• This Is Not A Blank Template
• Version 4.0

General Linisher Safety Information:

The four page Safe Work Method Statement outlines the Safety Steps required to operate a Linisher – Belt and Disc Sander Safely.

Linisher's need to be used with caution and appropiate safety procedures. The Linisher – Belt and Disc Sander procedure is This Is Not A Blank Template and is not a blank template. Safety Procedures can be edited or customised in MS Word if required.

Linisher Safety Notes

Before Operating A Linisher:

• Ensure the area around linisher is clear of obstructions and the floor is free from dust.
• All guards must be in-place. Linisher face guards must be clean and in place.
• The Linisher should be firmly bolted to the ground. (This ensures that the linisher will not topple over and should reduce the noise level.)
• Locate and ensure you are familiar with the operation of the ON/OFF starter and the E-Stop.

References:

State - Occupational Health and Safety Act.
State - Occupational Health and Safety Regulations.

National Training Information Service - NTIS – LMFFM1002A: Operate basic woodworking machines.

Western Australia - Department of Employment and Consumer Protection - Noise management data sheets: sander/linisher.
University of Wollongong – Safe Work Procedure – Belt Linisher.
Monash University - Equipment Safe Work Instruction – Linisher.
Flinders University - School of Biological Sciences - Safe Operating Procedure Linisher/Buff.