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Revision No. 00
SAFE DRILLING INSTRUCTION Effective Date
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DO NOT use/operate the equipment unless you have been trained in its safe use and operation
Photo of material/equipment Potential Hazards:
Flying particles/debris. Contact with exposed wire.
Inhalation of dust. Fall from height.
Vibration. Contact with sharp edges/drill
Noise. bit.
Contact burn.
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE) REQUIRED (Check the box for required PPE)

Eye Appropriate Hearing Protective

Gloves Face Masks Face Shield
Protection Footwear Protection Clothing

WARNING / PROHIBITION

Do not wear loose Keep hands away from

No smoking Electric shock
PRE-Operation:
 Examine the power cord and plug
for obvious damage.
 Do not use dull or damaged drill
bits.
 Check the selected drill bit is
correctly fitted.
 Avoid wearing loose clothing that
may cover your hands possibly
causing injury or broken drill bits.
 Examine the material to be
drilled for splits, loose knots &
nails, etc.
 Do not operate any equipment if
you feel drowsy or unwell.
 Do not use a drill that vibrates or
appears unsafe in any way.
 Do not operate a corded drill
while standing in water.
 Ensure that the area is safe
before use.
EQUIPMENT USER(S)
FMA HOD –
Technicians
No handphones moving parts
clothing/jewellery
OPERATION INSTRUCTION
Operation: POST-Operation:
 Don’t connect to power source until all  Remove the drill bit & return
adjustments have been made. tool to the storage box/area.
 Check that the power cord does not  Leave the work area in a
create a trip hazard and that it is well safe, clean and tidy
clear of the workpiece. condition.
 Select the correct sized drill bit. Tighten  Disconnect tools when not in
securely in the chuck. use, before servicing and/or
 Ensure the workpiece is secure & well when changing accessories
supported for drilling. such as blades, bits, cutters
 The power drill must be held firmly with etc.
both hands to control operational
accuracy and the rotational torque.
 Avoid blocking & covering the motor
ventilation slots with hand.
 Allow the drill to reach operating speed,
then apply load gradually.
 Do not apply excessive force.
 Back the drill bit out to clear waste.
 Avoid prolonged use as this could
overheat the motor.
 Turn off after backing out the drill bit.
Do not place the drill down until the bit
has stopped rotating.
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