Working Lamp

Safety Precautions

1. Wear Personal Protective Equipment (PPE):

• Always wear safety glasses to protect your eyes from bright light glare.

• Use gloves when handling lamps with hot surfaces to avoid burns.

2. Use Hearing Protection:

• Not typically required for working lamps unless used near loud equipment.

3. Read and Follow Equipment Manuals:

• Familiarize yourself with the user manual for proper setup, operation, and maintenance.

• Follow manufacturer’s instructions regarding voltage and bulb replacement.

4. Inspect the Working Lamp:

• Check the lamp and power cords for any damage, frayed wires, or exposed parts before use.

• Do not use the lamp if damaged to avoid electrical hazards.

5. Secure Work Area:

• Position the lamp securely to prevent tipping or falling during operation.

• Ensure the lamp does not obstruct walkways or work areas.

6. Proper Power Source:

• Use the appropriate voltage and power source as specified by the manufacturer.

• Avoid overloading power outlets to prevent electrical fires.

7. Avoid Water Exposure:

• Keep the working lamp away from water or wet environments unless rated for outdoor/wet use.

• Prevent electrical shock or short circuits by using lamps with proper insulation.

8. Minimize Heat Exposure:

• Allow lamp to cool before handling or moving.

• Avoid placing the lamp near flammable materials.

9. Dust and Dirt Control:

• Keep the lamp clean and free from dust to maintain brightness and prevent overheating.

10. Keep a Safe Distance:

• Avoid staring directly into the lamp to prevent eye strain or damage.

• Ensure others maintain a safe distance from the bright light.

11. Switch Off Equipment Before Adjustments:

• Always turn off the lamp and unplug before performing maintenance or bulb replacement.

12. Emergency Stop:

• Know how to quickly disconnect power in case of electrical malfunction or fire.