Hygiene cleaning of moving equipment
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When operating a pump, is it necessary to clean the pump head and motor? How can we ensure safety?
It is necessary to clean up and remove dust, oil stains, coverings (that are not in use), as well as any items temporarily placed on the equipment. This is done to prevent interference with the equipment’s normal cooling process and to ensure its proper operation. It is required by equipment management standards, 5S management principles, and the overall requirements for maintaining a tidy factory environment
Our regulations require cleaning, and most of the management believes it’s difficult to detect issues with equipment operation during regular inspections; most people just walk by without paying attention. However, when cleaning the equipment, one can become aware of all its conditions and identify potential problems in a timely manner.
Avoid cleaning the rotating parts during operation; safety first
It is strictly prohibited to wipe operating equipment; the pump must be shut down before cleaning. Large operating devices cannot have their moving parts wiped, and wet hands must not be used to touch cables or instruments. Equipment must not be washed directly with water.
Avoid cleaning the rotating parts during operation; the safety-related parts can be cleaned
Generally, there is a backup machine to ensure a safe shutdown for cleaning; if efficiency is what matters, just carry out the cleaning casually