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Health & Safety Guidelines Certain products within our store's offering have properties that make them potentially unsafe if misused. You must, upon receipt of any product from our store, read carefully any safety warnings and follow clearly any guidelines on how to use the product. If you are in any doubt about the use of the product, the meaning of any warnings, or whether your intended use of the product is safe, we urge you to contact the manufacturer for clarification prior to use. We will not be held responsible for any negligent use or misuse of products purchased from our shop. Nothing in these guidelines should be thought to supersede, or to alter, or to take precedence over manufacturers' instructions. If no instructions are issued and you have a query about how to use the product you are purchasing, we request that you consult the manufacturer. Some examples of product categories where safety precautions may be appropriate are listed below, for information purposes only. Hazardous Substances Manufactured goods falling into these categories will have appropriate labelling, warning information and advice on treatment should accidents occur. Hazardous substances are graded "irritant", "corrosive", "harmful", "toxic" or "poison". Fume, Mist or Vapour Certain products may produce fumes, mist or vapour. Before using any product that may produce fumes, mist or vapour a suitable risk assessment must be carried out and necessary precautions taken. Typical precautions will include (but are not limited to) ensuring appropriate ventilation in the work area and the wearing of suitable protective clothing, such as dust-filtering masks or charcoal-based vapour filters. Tools Tools can be dangerous if incorrectly used or abused. You must ensure that, when using tools, you take practical precautions to avoid accidents, including the following:
Electrical Products A standard electric motor is designed for one voltage only. Always check that the power supply corresponds to the voltage on the rating plate. Do not attempt to operate a 115-volt motor on a 240-volt supply or vice versa. If an extension cable is required, use an approved extension cable suitable for the power input of the machine. When using a cable reel, always unwind the cable completely. Ensure any plug is fitted correctly. If in doubt ask a qualified electrician to do it for you. Ensure that the correctly rated fuse is fitted to the plug to suit the power tool or appliance being used. Never use an electric tool without ensuring that you have read the instructions issued by the manufacturer. If they are missing, ask the manufacturer to supply them to you before you begin using the tool. When using an electrical tool (particularly outdoors) use a residual current device (circuit breaker or RCD) for enhanced protection. Aerosols
Cleaning Agents There are hazards with most cleaning agents. Some cleaning agents may cause severe hand complaints. Others are flammable and many can become toxic under certain circumstances. You must follow carefully the instructions provided with cleaning agents and check if gloves are applicable.
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