MB6 Control Measures for Planned Preventive Maintenance
by Joanne Talbot, from the Community
This checklist outlines the minimum health and safety controls required to conduct Planned Preventive Maintenance (PPM) on the MB6. It covers identified hazards such as slips, trips and falls, working at height using portable steps, sharp edges on guards, manual handling, moving parts, lone working, chemical exposure from spray grease, and electricity. Key controls include PPE requirements, isolation and lockout of power, safe use and inspection of tools and steps, correct handling and replacement of guards, maintaining good housekeeping, communication with other engineers, and cleaning and handover. It also prompts completion of PPM paperwork and a dynamic point-of-work risk assessment for any additional hazards.
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