Doppler Weather Radar - METNET - India Meteorological Department
Doppler Weather Radar - METNET - India Meteorological Department
Doppler Weather Radar - METNET - India Meteorological Department
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High Voltage (Power On)<br />
Avoid contact with high voltage in the equipment, and do not remove safety guards, panels, or<br />
covers in the high voltage area. Severe injury or DEATH may occur upon contact with or in the<br />
proximity of high voltages due to electrical shock.<br />
High Voltage (Power Off)<br />
Avoid contact with the high voltage circuit area. Properly discharge all high voltage capacitors<br />
with the grounding rod. Dangerous high voltages exist when power is turned off and will remain<br />
until discharged. Severe injury or DEATH may occur upon contact with or in the proximity of<br />
high voltages due to electrical shock.<br />
Rotating Equipment<br />
Stay clear of the antenna dish during rotation. Severe injury or DEATH may occur from being<br />
crushed by the antenna dish.<br />
Elevated Work Platform<br />
Use all handrails, safety chains, safety harnesses, safety rails, and ladders properly while<br />
servicing the antenna pedestal and tower. Install all safety equipment and ladders prior to<br />
maintenance tasks. Severe injury or DEATH may occur from impacting the surface below.<br />
Hot Surfaces<br />
Avoid contact with the diesel engine and exhaust pipes during and after engine operation.<br />
Contact with hot surfaces can cause skin burns and other injuries relating to hot surfaces.<br />
Explosive Gas (Fuel)<br />
Clean and remove all fuel spills during engine servicing with absorbent materials or cloths.<br />
Ventilate the area of fuel spills and cleanup. Avoid sparks and open flames in the area. Fumes<br />
may accumulate and explode causing severe burns or DEATH.<br />
Explosive Gas (Batteries)<br />
Always service batteries only in a well-ventilated area. Hydrogen and Oxygen gases may<br />
accumulate during the charging process. Avoid sparks or open flames near batteries. Severe<br />
burns or DEATH may occur due to explosion.<br />
Sulfuric Acid<br />
Wear protective clothing, face shields, gloves, and aprons when servicing batteries. Severe skin<br />
and eye injury may occur upon contact with battery acid. Flush skin and eyes with water<br />
immediately and get medical attention.<br />
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