Training and Operation Manual Waste Chute
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1. S ER V I C E S PtyLtd Prepared for Hickory Constructions Building 42 50 Albert Street South Melbourne Date of Chute Installation Completion TBA Date Practical Completion Achieved by Builder TBA E Contents 1 1 US MEE 1 L2 Maintenance dies uv 2 1 2 1 Summary of Maintenance 2 1 2 2 Detailed Maintenance 3 1 3 Ge ral Specifications eas sa Fe ao ipa cesa onu RE 5 2 Operation and Safety 6 2 1 Safe Operating 6 2 1 1 Hopper Door Waste 6 2 1 2 Waste Collection ROOM eio eed tot disp ee 7 2332 suena 8 2 2 ASsOClaled RISKS 12 2 2 1 SD lO OD CANO MM 13 2 2 2 6 amp INC DOM de nt etude ees 13 2 9 voco 14 2 4 Warning Isolalion ocasiona te euo ae no uo ns ae 152. 25 Wastech Responsibilities eee eese 16 2 6 Clients Responsibilities eee rere eere 17 2 7 Employees Users Responsibilities 18 2 0 a 19 2 9 Trainee 12 2 1 20 SEEN Cisterc 21 MEE 22 5 Aulus 23 6 Wastech Contact 24 1 Waste Chutes 1 1 Description The Smoothtubes waste chutes are a technically superior clean quiet and environmentally conscious solution to waste disposal Smoothtubes designed to manage waste in any multi story establishment allowing for quick and easy disposal of waste by occupants and simple removal of that waste by the caretaking staff The chute is constructed of linear low density polyethylene which provides a non porous surface that enhances the ability to keep the whole system clean In addition the chute itself has no sharp angles meaning faster less restricted flow from entry to collection point The modular design of Smoothtubes eliminates the need for custom build sections and the innovative slip join assembly significantly reduce
3. FLOOR DETAIL B REFER TO 01 07963 USE FOR WASTECH INSTALLER SPECIALISING IN DESIGN MANUFACTURE SERVICE OF WASTE DISPOSAL nibus EQUIPMENT ea Qt sr 50 ALBERT ROAD HICKORY ipio duced without Minen apple of CAD FILE NAME EV TRANSITION CHUTE BLOCK WALL FLUSH WITH CHUTE THROAT CHUTE THROAT ADHESIVE CHUTE MOUNT WITH 5MM 750 IMPACTAMAT SLIP CHUTE NOTE WALLS MUST BE FORMED ACCORDING TO THIS DRAWING FINISHED WALL FACE MUST BE FLUSH WITH CHUTE THROAT PENETRATION FOR CHUTE DOOR MUST BE AS PER THIS DRAWING WASTECH CANNOT MODIFY THE CHUTE THROAT TO SUIT INCORRECT PLACEMENT OF SURROUNDING WALL DETAIL B REFER TO CT 01 07963B FOR WASTECH INSTALLER SPECIALISING IN DESIGN MANUFACTU AND SERVICE OF ENGINEERING ROAD HA 3 PHON of SCALE D N S CAD FILE NAME ALL DIMENSIONS MILLIMETRES UON WASTECH ENGINEERING LD pare 16 08 2011 VIEWS 01 10614 E mE WASTECH WASTE DISPOSAL AND NT RE RECYCLING EQUIPMENT 87871600 FAX 03 87871650 03 87871670 55 WEDGEWOOD ROAD LLAM VIC 380 E 03 ees Ke of ds 2 N LEVELS 9 29 ASSY cm WASTECH ENGINEERING LTD CKD SF 50 ALBERT ROAD HICKORY 242300001 REV O 0066 ANI 3181504 YOOd SNIOSVI AN
4. O N WASTECH ENGINEERING PTY LTD DATE 17 08 2011 VIEWS ME 01 10617 1 0 Chute Systems 4 Certificates lon Lii T 7666 Las Hi Fo aeg ama BOTE ort Sire NY mem ra ee e Dea A gun id Sele 20 Maw auis ALTI ii Ad ELI TA FHI EWFA CERTIFICATE OF ASSESSMENT CERTIFICATE 27033 00 1011 Report Sponsor Certificate Issue Date Product Name Wastech Building Servicas Lid 33 Wedgewood Road Hallam VIC 3603 21 03 2012 Wastech Garbage Chute door Assessment Report Reference Relerenced Standard Report issue Date Report Validity Date Intreduction The alamant cl construction described below was assessed by this laboratory on behalf the report sponsor in accordance with the slated Test standard and achieved the results staied below Refer the referenced rest report Tor complete desorption of Ihe assessed construction Assessed Wastech Garbage Chute door dascription and performance Product Description FRL The specimen comprised a sell clasing single leaf chute door hinged along the lower edge and lacked wilh Navas Key and Lever 100 200 Series Door opening 446mm wido 446mm high The doorset and doorirgme assembly wera fixed inta a 1mm thick H
5. not hesitate to call the Wastech National Service Hotline on 1300 665 870 WEEKLY e Hopper Door Wipe door and frame with a clean damp cloth Discharge Chute Clean the hinged door weekly and ensure that the unit closes freely when released MONTHLY e Hopper Door Apply WD40 or CRC to the hinge Vacuum out around the hinge and frame corners AS NECESSARY Visual smear and odour e Chute o Spray chute with water mild soapy solution via either the hopper doors or the spray nozzle at the top of the chute maximum 1 minute E 1 2 2 Detailed Maintenance Description 1 2 2 1 Chute The body of the chute system consists of 5 0 mm thick LLDPE plastic The chute pipes have smooth internal bore and socket joints to provide a clear snag free shaft Due to the pipes durability they resist damage from falling objects The LLDPE material is resistant to corrosion Cleaning of the internal surface of the chute can be performed to remove waste smear visual impact or odour This can be done by spraying the chute with water or a mild soapy solution via the hopper doors or the spray nozzle fitted at top of the chute The spray nozzle at the top of the chute must only be operated for a maximum period of one 1 minute Make suitable arrangements for disposal of the wash water run off via the discharge of the compactor discharge chute 1 2 2 2 Hopper Doors The fire rated loading doors have a stainless st
6. 750 IMPACTAMAT SLIP CHUTE 4 TRANSITION CHUTE EXTENSION PIECE WITH 4525C LAGGING CHUTE EXTENSION REFER TO 08803 4000 0 SPRINKLER HEAD CONNECT BY OTHERS FLOOR MOUNT WITH 750 IMPACTAMAT b B J E in NOTE 0551 4 PENO 600 0 SLIP CHUTE WALLS MUST BE FORMED ACCORDING TO THIS DRAWING FIRE SPRINKLER HEAD CONNECTED BY OTHERS ALL INSTALLATION PROCEDURES SAME AS LOADING FLOOR DETAIL B REFER TO PCT 01 07963B USE FOR WASTECH INSTALLER ENGINEERING REVISION 33 WEDGEWOOD ROAD HALLAM VIC 3803 PHONE 03 87871 TERIAL e details and design shown on this TITLE B pets 5 of th DRN i D GROUND WASTECH ENGINEERING PTY LTD CKD S F 50 ALBERT RO i 22 of SCALE D N S CAD FILE NAME ALL DIMENSIONS IN MILLIMETRES U O N WASTECH ENGINEERING PTY LTD DATE 16 08 2011 5 1 10619 SPECIALISING IN DESIGN MANUFACTURE RECYCLING EQUIPMENT D WASTE DISPOSAL FAX 03 87871650 03 87871670 FLOOR CHUTE ASSY AD HICKORY 242300001 REY 0 600X600 PENETRATION TRANSITION CHUTE TRANSITION 4 4 DM EAD OTHERS ADHESIVE FLOOR MOUNT WITH 5 750 IMPACTAMAT SLIP CHUTE NOTE WALLS MUST BE FORMED ACCORDING TO THIS DRAWING FIRE SPRINKLER HEAD CONNECTED BY OTHERS ALL INSTALLATION PROCEDURES SAME AS LOADING
7. BRACKET et gt HAND OPERATED OVERRIDE DEFLECTOR DISCHARGE WITH 4525 LAGGING Saxe X HINGED FIRE L DAMPER DOOR SPECIALISING DESIGN MANUFACTURE SERVICE OF WASTE DISPOSAL AND QTY ALL DIMENSIONS MILLIMETRES U O N DEBURR ALL EDGES The details and design shown on this drawing are the property of WASTECH ENGINEERING PTY LTD and as such are not to be copied or reproduced without written approval of WASTECH ENGINEERING PTY LTD insi Ria RECYCLING EQUIPMENT LEVELS LOWER G 6 FIFTY ALBERT RD HICKORY 242300001 CAD PLE NAVE TR 01 10617 5 CHANGE 8 DENG 9 08 2012 657 NENNEN SEN m P as 40 600x600 PENO LEVEL 9 OFFSET WITH 4525C LAGGING REFER TO 10859 LEVEL THROAT WITH 4525C LAGGING REFER TO 10472 STEEL MOUNT AND ADEPTOR WITH 5MM IMPACTAMAT LEVEL 8 THROAT WITH 4325C LAGGING REFER TO 10860 STEEL MOUNT ADEPTOR WITH 5MM IMPACTAMAT TRANSITION CHUTE BYFLOOR CHUTE FLOOR MOUNT WITH 5MM 750 IMPACTAMAT 580 580 450 660 FRONT WALL TO BE FLUSH WITH CHUTE THROAT 5 LEVEL 9 OFFSET WITH 4525C LAGGING REFER TO 10859 LEVEL 10 RL 34 60 gt REINFORCEMENT PLATE LEVEL 9 THROAT WITH 4525C LAGGING REFER TO 10472 OFFSE
8. NOS 2504 1N3W329J OdNI33M LOVdWI WWS 4 1 3133 WWE SUME 81901 10 124 ET C99890 ssvw 100006270 1100 80 71 QvOs 1998 1 uu A VO WOOd 351334 Sv 2661 OOLLSV uu 7655175 Of SPIeM IV Qa VOINVIS 00S 0066 0051 SNIdS dWVSL ASLV 131100 333MOd 1V3S 341 1435 0701 001 00 1 BuueeurBu3 u29Jso M par Rd 1 peonpoudai JO peidoo jou s coge Bv DUO u is LIED 8uueeuri amp u3 py ol STIONV PX I eS nm 1 252 22 001 XIAO 6 0 001 OL df Ol 33AO E DE Low i 500 01 OL dfi Q3tdiO3dS ASIMASHLO SSFINN SAONVAFIOL 31914 32 NMOHS LON INNOW 40194143Q 0017 09 LEVELS 1 6 2700 GND FLOOR 4000 0 LOWER GND 2900 600X600 PENETRATION LEVEL GND LEVEL 7 BY OTHERS LLDPE SLIP CHUTE LLDPE TRANSITION CHUTE 68 SPRINKLERS LLDPE BY FLOOR CHUTE LLDPE MOUNTING PLATE WITH 5MM IMPACTAMAT LLDPE SLIP CHUTE LLDPE TRANSITION CHUTE CHUTE EXTENSION PIECE 68 SPRINKLERS BY FLOOR CHUTE 4 LLDPE MOUNTING PLATE WITH IMPACTAMAT FIRE SEALANT amp PILLOWS FIT TO LEVEL GND GALV S MOUNTING
9. T SUPPORT LEVEL 9 RL 28 60 3000 LEVEL 8 THROAT WITH 4325C LAGGING REFER TO 10860 LEVEL 8 RL 28 60 1700 3900 LEVEL 7 RL 24 70 SLIP CHUTE TOLERANCES UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED UP TO 10 0 25 W TECH OVER 10 UP TO 100 0 5 AS OVER 100 ENGINEERING ALL ANGLES 1 33 Wedgewood Hallam Victoria Aust 3803 Ph 61 3 8787 1600 Fax 61 3 8787 1670 Property of Wastech Engineering PTY LTD The design is not to be copied or reproduced without written approval from Wastech Engineering Qc MATERIAL A S DRAFTING STANDARD TITLE AS1100 1992 LEVEL 7 9 CHUTE ASSY 50 ALBERT HICKORY DRAWN A H CHECKED SF FINISH NATU RAL DEVELOPMENT 242300001 File PCT 01 10616 PATE 16 08 2011 55 255842 11 SCALE 1 50 SECTION B B LEVEL 9 OFFSET WITH 4525C LAGGING REFER TO 10859 FRONT WALL TO BE FLUSH WITH CHUTE THROAT LEVEL THROAT FACE WITH 4525C LAGGING REFER TO 10472 450 STEEL MOUNT AND ADEPTOR WITH 5MM IMPACTAMAT 660 LEVEL 8 THROAT WITH 4325C LAGGING REFER TO 10860 450 1665 STEEL MOUNT ADEPTOR WITH 5MM IMPACTAMAT 620 TRANSITION CHUTE BYFLOOR CHUTE SECTION A A FLOOR MOUNT WITH 5MM 750 IMPACTAMAT SLIP CHUTE UNLESS WV rera LEVEL 7 9 CHUTE ASSY O
10. VER 10 100 0 5 OVER 100 1 Ev Pins E rt ITN 50 ALBERT HICKORY m Victorio Au a DEVELOPMENT 242300001 ALL ANGLES 19 S of TUN Be a 3803 FINISH NATU RAL written approval from Wastech Engineering ROOF EXTRACTION FAN 240V 85W CONT DUTY WIRING BY OTHERS 250 PENETRATION BY OTHERS VENT PIPE INSTALLED BY WASTECH DEKTITE FLASHING SUPPLIED BY LEVEL 31 2600 WASTECH AND INSTALLED BY OTHERS LEVEL 30 3600 FLEXIBLE DUCT PIPE ACCESS PANEL FRL 120 30 4 180 OPENING BLOCK WALL FLUSH WITH CHUTE THROAT FACE LEVEL 29 4600 LLDPE CHUTE WITH THROAT 580 PENETRATION LEVELS 8 TO 29 BY OTHERS 9 SLIP CHUTE LLDPE TRANSITION CHUTE 68 SPRINKLERS FIT TO LEVEL 28 2200 LEVELS GND 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 S S INTAKE DOOR FRL 120 30 N LLDPE MOUNTING PLATE WITH IMPACTAMAT TO ALL LEVELS LLDPE TRANSITION CHUTE LEVELS 10 27 5000 S S INTAKE DOOR FRL 120 30 N N LLDPE MOUNTING PLATE ag LLDPE SLIP CHUTE SPECIALISING DESIGN MANUFACTURE AND SERVICE OF WASTE DISPOSAL AND RECYCLING EQUIPMENT The details and design shown on this drawing are the property of WASTECH ENGINEERING PTY LTD CKD SF FIFTY ALBERT RD HICKORY 4242300001 of SCALE D N S CAD FILE NAME REV ILLIMETRES U
11. chute this will be done by a qualified trades person trained in the specifications and recommendations for the repair and maintenance of the chute v DO NOT attempt to override warning devices DO NOT attempt to re commission the chute until clearance is given by a Wastech Engineering qualified technician v After repair is complete the Wastech technician will remove the warning tag and commission chute E 2 5 Wastech Responsibilities e Design Manufacture or supply equipment that is free of any design hazards and associated risks amp complies with all Australian amp WorkCover standards e site management and operator on the risks involving equipment hazards and safe operation procedures To ensure that e Hazard identification risk assessment and control of risk associated with the design of the plant are done before the plant leaves our control e Plant Manufacture and Maintenance if carried out by us records are kept and maintained ready for inspection for 10 years e We eliminate or reduce any risk arising from use of the plant e We keep a record of all published technical standards including parts of a published technical standard used to manufacture the plant and make the record available for inspection as required e We obtain design information required to be provided to us e We provide information and training on the use of the chute to those for whom the chut
12. cifications Smoothtubes Internal Diameter 530mm nominal Material Thickness 5mm 7 5mm Mount Assembly 10mm LLDPE Isolation at every level under floor mounts with Noise amp Vibration Prevention acoustically rated polyurethane sealant 200mm Galvanised steel ventilation fan and discharge Extraction Fan cowl assembly 240v Single Phase Deflector Thickness 3 to 5mm Floor Range 2600 3500mm typical 3200mm Loading Throat L x W 550mm x 550mm Hopper Door L x W 440mm x 440mm E 2 Operation and Safety 2 1 Safe Operating Procedure Before You Start Ensure all operators are trained in the safe and correct operation of the equipment e Carry out a visual inspection of the equipment to check everything appears normal as per checklists he performance and long term reliability of this unit will be governed by how it is used 2 1 1 Hopper Door Waste Disposal 1 Turn the handle and open hopper door 2 Open and hold open while placing the waste inside the door 3 Gently close the door and the rubbish bag will fall down the chute WARNING All waste should be contained in tied plastic bags Dimensions not to exceed a cube with 350mm sides Weight not to exceed 3 Kg Do not dispose bottles glass cartons cigarette butts ignitions sources or fluids via the chute Disposal of large objects in chute may cause damage to chute and or blockages Falling object
13. e is provided E 2 6 Clients Responsibilities e To take regard to the information supplied by the manufacturer of the chute e To advise the supplier in writing of any design hazards and associated risks that may be identified e To eliminate or reduce risks arising from the improper use of the equipment e To obtain from the supplier revised information on plant once any overlooked hazards have been addressed or otherwise written advice that the supplier believes it is not necessary to revise the information originally supplied by them To ensure that Work associated with the chute is done as it was intended by the supplier e Hazard identification risk assessment and control of risk associated with the design of the chute is done when the plant is in your control e Regular 8 weekly inspections are carried out e You delay use until the supplier gives you revised information or written instructions or risks are eliminated or reduced e You assist in eliminating or reducing any risk arising from use of the chute e You keep a record of all published information used to safely operate the chute and make the record available for reference as required e You obtain operation information required to be provided to you e You provide information and training as detailed in this package including the acknowledgement on the chute to those who are likely to at any time use it e person o
14. ebel PowerPanel wall Refer the rel erenced tor a complele descnpbon of the assessed construction Conditions Validity zh THIS CERTIFICATE IS PROVIDED FOR GENERAL INFORMATION ONLY AND DOES NOT COMPLY WITH THE REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS FOR EVIDENCE OF COMPLIANCE a Relarence should be 10 the relevant test repart of regulatory information report ta Gaterming the applicability cl the test result to proposed installation Full details of the consbructions and justification for the conclusions given along with the validity statements are given in The assessment assessment repart ar shor form assessment does not provide an endorsement by Exova Warnngtonfira Aus Pty Ltd of tha performance of ihe actual products supplied It is intended to provide a brief outline of the above rederencad assessmant and nat to replace them The conclusions in this certificate of essassment relate 10 the contiguratians as detailed and should mot be applied ba any other configuration The conclusions expressed in this dacurnent assess fire hazard bul il should be recognised that single tes method will nat provide tull assessment af fira hazard under all conditions Full copias of the assessment and relevant test reports may be obtained fram the sponsor TESTING AUTHORITY Excva Warringtontire Aus Ply Ltd Address Sule 2002 Level 20 44 Market Street 5 Pho
15. eel finish and are self closing The chute hopper doors require minimal servicing Maintain as follows Vacuum out around the hinge and frame corners monthly Apply WD40 or CRC to the hinge monthly Wipe door and frame with a clean damp cloth weekly 1 2 2 3 Discharge Chute The Discharge Chute for this building is Wastech s hinged door type Clean the hinged door weekly and ensure that the unit closes freely when released Contact Wastech if the door does not close Ensure that waste is not disposed via the waste chute whilst cleaning servicing the door Tag and lock access to hopper door rooms 1 2 2 4 Exhaust Fan The waste chute system has an electrically operated exhaust fan mounted in the vent stack which creates a partial vacuum in the chute thereby drawing out fumes and odours The exhaust fan is rated for continuous duty The unit is supplied and installed by Wastech but is electrically wired by the builder This fan is located on the roof of the building A weatherproof cowl is fitted at the top of the vent stack E 1 2 2 5 Sprinklers oprinklers are fitted to the loading throats at alternating levels commencing at level 1 The sprinkler heads are recessed into the chute to prevent damage Sprinklers are maintained by fire services 1 2 2 6 Chute Damage and Blockages Contact Wastech for repair to chute damage or blockage clearing E 1 3 General Spe
16. eiving bin 1 maintenance staff when changing bins isn t in position Catastrophic 5 Rare E 2 staff residents Proper training of residents staff in safe operating procedures Minor 2 Rare E Low Equipment Damage Disposal of waste bottles glass cartons cigarette butts ignitions sources or fluids Proper training of residents staff in safe operating procedures de ren after Responsibility How Will the for Risk amp Recommended Risk Implementation Timetable for Treatment be Reference Number Possible Treatment Options Options Consequence Likelihood Level of Option Implementation Monitored Insignificant Site Operator amp On going Quality system 1 Place do not use sign on the hopper door prior to bin removal All 1 Rare E oite Supervisor procedure and supervision Insignificant Site Operator amp On going Quality system 1 Rare E oite Supervisor procedure and supervision Make operators aware of hazard Type of waste to be controlled by site management and waste iid Site Operator amp On going Quality system disposal contractor Rare E oite Supervisor procedure and supervision Table 1 Qualitative Measures of Consequence or Impact Quantification Descriptor Example detail description Rating Level Insignificant No injuries low financial cost 1 Minor First aid injuries or illnesses only on site release immediately contained medium financial loss Medical treatment required lost t
17. equency of use This should be filed in your safety records LJ If the chute suffers serious damage or becomes mechanically unsound you should isolate the chute and contact Wastech g IMMEDIATELY to arrange an inspection of the chute 2 3 Inspection Report Client Name Contact Name Contact Phone Client Address A Inspection Required Work Required Check operation of all loading doors Check door handle operation Clean all door hinges Check door mountings Clean external and internal surfaces of doors excludes chute Lubricate all door hinges and springs Test all springs and struts if applicable Check operation of discharge fire door where applicable Check discharge fire door fusible link where applicable Inspect all chute throat sections below loading doors for damage Inspect all chute throat sections below loading doors for damage Lubricate all pulleys and hinges of discharge fire door where applicable Inspect all loading doors and discharge deflector for general cleanliness Comments Inspection Team Unit Number if Known Supervisor Manager Signature Inspection Date EN 2 4 Warning Isolation Tags In the case of malfunction the follow steps should be taken to ensure no one is injured Prevent access to the chute v Place a suitable lock out tag on chute doors v DO NOT attempt to repair the
18. gement The risk quantification and outcomes tables used in this information have been tailored to meet the needs and are provided in the accompanying attachment however whilst elements have been modified the model used is consistent with the AS NZS Standard Risk Assessment Conditions and Assumptions e plant is only put to use as specified by the designer manufacturer and supplier of it and in accordance with the plant s safe operation procedure e The plant is not altered in any way hat adequate information training and instruction is provided to ensure that the plant is installed maintained used and mounted in a healthy and safe manner having regard for state legislation and the relevant standards and e hat site management and waste disposal contractor develop and implement safe working procedures for the plant s handling transport and type of waste loaded into the plant e All maintenance to be conducted by approved personnel Contact Wastech Engineering for any maintenance matter as follows Service Department Wastech Engineering Pty Ltd Ph 03 8787 1600 Fx 03 8787 1650 The all of an Event Initial all rating Risk Reference The Risk Level Number What can happen How can it happen Existing Risk Control Measures Consequence Likelihood rating Proper training of staff in safe operating procedures Physical Injury Objects falling on Interlocked hopper door Hopper door won t open if rec
19. ime injury or illness or temporary reversible illness with limited period of disability on site release contained with outside assistance high financial loss Extensive injuries permanent partial disability or severe lost time injuries or illnesses loss of production capability off site release with no detrimental effects major financial loss Death or irreversible severe disability or impairment toxic release off site with detrimental 5 Catastrophic effect huge financial loss Table 2 Qualitative Measures of Likelihood Quantification Rating Level Example detail description Almost certain Is expected to occur in most circumstances Likely Will probably occur in most circumstances Possible Might occur at some time Unlikely Could occur at some time Rare May occur only in exceptional circumstances Table 3 Matrix Consequences Insignificant 1 Minor 2 Moderate 3 Major 4 Catastrophic 5 Likelihood av ow wao t e o0 a Ww 4 1 Legend E Extreme Risk immediate action required H High Risk senior management attention needed M Moderate Risk management responsibility must be specified L Low Risk manage by routine procedures Note The matrix tables categories classifications actions etc are indicative only and may change from site organisation to site organisation and should not be read or interpreted as being defin
20. itive E ye ye ye ye ye 2 2 Associated Risks A chute if misused has the potential to cause considerable harm to an individual resulting in possible death Safety Guidelines and devices have been developed to ensure this does not occur You should follow the safe working procedures at all times The equipment has been designed and constructed to meet Australian Safety Guidelines If a malfunction is identified you should isolate the equipment and notify your supervisor immediately Under NO circumstances should you over ride a safety device Under NO circumstances should you enter the hopper door chute You should not attempt to carryout repairs or modification to the equipment You should ensure you stay clear of all moving components A Wastech document titled OH amp S Risk Assessment contains risk register and risk treatment information The operator must understand the OH amp S Risk Assessment document 2 2 1 Safe Operation See Detailed Safe Operating Procedure placard attached Y Every Trainee should receive their own personal copy of this document Have the trainee perform the Safe Operation Techniques 2 2 2 Inspection amp Report LJ The following Inspection Report has been developed to provide clients and their safety representatives with an audit tool This form can be used to carryout inspection every four to eight weeks depending on fr
21. ly Except to the extent required by law Wastech excludes its liability including liability in negligence to any person for any loss or damage consequential or otherwise howsoever suffered or incurred by any such person caused by or resulting directly or indirectly from the product or from any failure breakdown defect or deficiency of whatsoever nature and kind in the equipment Please refer to our standard trading terms and conditions for full warranty details which is available on our website www wastech com au Customer Hickory Site 42 50 Albert Street Installation Date TBA Date Practical Completion Achieved By Builder TBA Equipment Description Smoothtubes Waste Chute to 31 Levels Signature Neil Bone V E 6 Wastech Contact Numbers Wastech has a 24 hour 7 day a week service and breakdown department Please call the below number for prompt attention For emergency breakdowns or routine servicing Service department Phone 1300 665 870 Fax 03 8787 1670 Email service wastech com au Main office Phone 03 8787 1600 Fax 03 8787 1650 Email info wastech com au National 24 7 Service Hotline
22. ne Fax BEJ 61 012 8270 7500 61 012 9203 6078 Email Home Page i agva com _ Authorisation By Reviewed By Takar 22 M G Nicholls dney NSW 2000 Australia Training and Operation Manual Page 22 SMOOTHTUBES CHUTE WARRANTY POLICY 5 Warranty Policy WASTECH SERVICES PTY LTD Wastech warrants that the Smoothtubes Plastic Chute will be free of defects arising from poor workmanship or faulty materials for a period of ten 10 Years from the date of installation provided that the Smoothtubes chute system is used for the purpose that it was designed and maintained according to the schedule provided by Wastech Smoothtubes Chute Sections The 10 year Warranty covers the following e Structural Integrity e Corrosion Resistance e Workmanship e Installation e Loading doors Vent Deflector Compactor and all other ancillary components Exclusions e Fair wear and tear e Impact damage by solid items over 2 5kg in weight e Damage caused by misuse or the disposal of items other than domestic household products e Fire Sprinkler and connection e Damage resulting from continued use after a fault has been reported e Components modified by persons other than Wastech personnel NOTE Loading Doors Vent Deflector Compactors and all other ancillary components are covered by our standard 12 month warranty Warranty liability is limited to the rectification of a fault on
23. perates the chute until they have been trained and are competent in the procedures and responsibilities as set out by the supplier E 2 7 Employees Users Responsibilities You are to ensure that e You follow all operation procedures as set down by the supplier You do not tamper with or misuse the chute in any way e You isolate the chute and ensure your supervisor is notified immediately if repairs are required e You do not attempt to carry out any repairs or maintenance on the chute for any reason e You participate in training and information sessions related to the use of the chute e You do not attempt to operate the chute without prior training in the safe operation of the chute e You do not attempt to operate a chute that is isolated e You do not over ride any safety device that is fitted to the chute E 2 8 Acknowledgement The client should maintain copy of this acknowledgement with the original being forwarded onto Wastech on behalf of on commissioning of Wastech Waste Chute type Acknowledge receipt of Please Tick O Training in the operation of the above Chute System An Operation Manual for the Safe use of the Chute System accept responsibility as detailed in this package and will ensure the appropriate training of ALL Employees and Contractors takes place before these personnel are permitted to operate the Equipment will ens
24. s in chute do not place hands or arms into the chute beyond the door frame m WASU SCH NEERING 2 1 2 Waste Collection Room This room is typically accessed by the building caretaker only To change over the collection bin 1 Release the wire rope hook manually closing the discharge door to prevent objects continuing to fall down the chute Allow the door to close Change over the bin Open the fire door o Hook in the wire rope holder WARNING Always have a spare empty bin ready to perform a bin changeover so that the time for discharge chute closure is kept to a minimum Falling objects in chute do not place your hands or arms into the discharge chute or beneath it Be aware of possible glass shattering in the chute discharge area with corresponding debris scattering in the surroundings Personnel to wear safety glasses gloves and neck to toe clothing whilst in the vicinity of the discharge chute An over filled bin is likely to hinder automatic closure of the fire self closing door in case of a fire within the waste collection room the door s self closing feature would be disabled and the chute would transfer the fire up the building Ensure that the bin is NOT overfilled by conducting prompt and routine bin clearing E 2 1 3 Risk Assessment Methodology This Risk Assessment is based upon the Australian New Zealand Standard 4360 1999 Risk Mana
25. s installation time At less than 15kg per section Smoothtubes also light to handle while remaining highly impact resistant The mounting points are isolated to eliminate noise and vibration Smoothtubes loading throats for use by residents are moulded within the chute tube itself creating a smooth flowing entry to reduce impact noise and minimise blockages The hopper doors that allow access to the loading throats are simple and easy to use Residents simply turn the handle open the door and hold whilst placing bagged waste in the hopper Residents then gently close the door this will allow the bagged waste to fall down the chute All waste should be contained in tied plastic bags dimensions not exceeding a 350mm sided cube and weight not exceeding 3kg Bottles glass cartons cigarette butts ignitions sources or fluids should not be disposed of via the waste chute E 1 2 Maintenance Schedule The waste chute is a low maintenance waste disposal system Maintenance is only required for movable parts associated with the hopper doors and discharge chute For maximum performance and operating life of your new Smoothtubes chute system the following service schedules are recommended 1 2 1 Summary of Maintenance Required This is a checklist For more details on how to perform the tasks below see section 1 2 2 Detailed Maintenance Description below If there is any doubt about the procedure do
26. ure through appropriate monitoring techniques that operation of the above equipment will be carried out within the guidelines specified by Wastech agree to have contact made with Wastech Engineering immediately should any fault or damage be reported on the Equipment understand that only a preferred Wastech Contractor or Employee is able to carryout repairs or maintenance on the Equipment Clients Representative Employer Signature Position Date Wastech Representative Signature Position Date m WAASU FCH NEERING 2 9 Trainee Acknowledgement By placing my name and signature below agree to carry out operations with the Wastech Equipment as detailed in the Operations manual supplied to me have been given a copy of my responsibilities and the hazards associated with this equipment have been identified to me understand that am not permitted to carry out repairs or attempt to make any alterations to the equipment located at Name postion Sume De _ 3 Drawing Register The drawings listed below are enclosed in the following pages GROUND LEVEL ASSY 01 10619 LEVELS GROUND 8 ASSY PCT 01 10163 LEVELS 9 29 ASSY PCT 01 10614 REFUSE ROOM PCT 01 10618 e CHUTE GA LEVELS LOWER 6 PCT 01 10617 3 e CHUTE GA LEVELS 7 9 PCT 01 10616 REV3 e CHUTE GA LEVELS 10 ROOF PCT 01 10617 1 2100 0 FLOOR MOUNT WITH 5
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