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    Do Not Left Demount Tank Floor Getting Wet. Always Mop The Floor To Ensure Floor Dry All The Times

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    The document is an OPL (One Point Lesson) about slip/trip/fall and electrocution risks from a wet floor in a manufacturing slicing area. It identifies the failure mode as injury risk from a lack of awareness, and the potential causes and effects as slip/trip/fall or electrocution if the floor is wet. It instructs workers to always mop the floor to keep it dry, stop operations if the floor is wet and clean it, and not to leave the demount tank floor wet.

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    The document is an OPL (One Point Lesson) about slip/trip/fall and electrocution risks from a wet floor in a manufacturing slicing area. It identifies the failure mode as injury risk from a lack of awareness, and the potential causes and effects as slip/trip/fall or electrocution if the floor is wet. It instructs workers to always mop the floor to keep it dry, stop operations if the floor is wet and clean it, and not to leave the demount tank floor wet.

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    The document is an OPL (One Point Lesson) about slip/trip/fall and electrocution risks from a wet floor in a manufacturing slicing area. It identifies the failure mode as injury risk from a lack of awareness, and the potential causes and effects as slip/trip/fall or electrocution if the floor is wet. It instructs workers to always mop the floor to keep it dry, stop operations if the floor is wet and clean it, and not to leave the demount tank floor wet.

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    Do Not Left Demount Tank Floor Getting Wet. Always Mop The Floor To Ensure Floor Dry All The Times

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    Izzat Fakhri
    The document is an OPL (One Point Lesson) about slip/trip/fall and electrocution risks from a wet floor in a manufacturing slicing area. It identifies the failure mode as injury risk from a lack of awareness, and the potential causes and effects as slip/trip/fall or electrocution if the floor is wet. It instructs workers to always mop the floor to keep it dry, stop operations if the floor is wet and clean it, and not to leave the demount tank floor wet.

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    OPL ( ONE POINT LESSON )

    Failure Mode : Risk of injury Potential cause : Lack of awareness Effect : Slip/Trip/Fall and Electrocution will occur anytime
    Originator : Mfg-Slicing
    Other Dept Affected/Needs to Know? (Please tick & state which area)

    Mfg o Engineering o Other Dept o ____________________________

    Do not left Demount Tank floor getting wet. Always mop the floor to ensure floor dry all the times.

    Date : June 14, 2013

    Always ensure floor is dry. If Wet floor observed. STOP operation and clean the floor

    Section Head

    Process Engineer

    Shift A Engineer

    Shift B Engineer

    Shift C Engineer Revision : 00 03

    Shift D Engineer 01 04 02 05

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