Appendix D_Engineering Report

                                                                                        HumeCeptor® system
Safety advice
The HumeCeptor® unit must be maintained in
accordance with all relevant health and safety
requirements, including the use of PPE and fall protection
where required.




Confined space entry

Maintenance of the HumeCeptor® should not require
entry, however, if entry into the unit is required, then the
device is deemed a confined space. As such, if entering
the unit, all equipment and training must comply to SHE
regulations. It is the responsibility of the contractor or
person/s entering the unit to proceed safely at all times.




Personal safety equipment

The contractor is responsible for the provision of
appropriate personal protection equipment including,
but not limited to safety boots, hard hat, reflective vest,
protective eyewear, gloves and fall protection equipment.
Make sure all equipment is used by trained and certified
personnel, and is checked for proper operation and safety
features prior to use.




Handling

The customer, or their contractor, is responsible for the
removal of access lids from the HumeCeptor® unit. The
customer or contractor should familiarise themselves
with the device and site constraints, and particular
attention should be given to safety hazards such as
overhead power lines and other services in the vicinity
when considering the position of plant and equipment.




                                                               HumeCeptor® system   2