
The complete guide to managing safety risks in machinery maintenance.
Maintenance of landscaping equipment involves blade handling, fuel and oil exposure, stored energy in springs, and work in confined workshop spaces. Proper isolation, handling, and housekeeping prevent injuries.
This guide covers isolation procedures, blade handling, fuel safety, and workshop housekeeping.

Proper lockout prevents accidental start-up.
Handling techniques prevent severe cuts.
Fuel handling prevents fires.
Clean workshops prevent trips and fires.
Severe lacerations and amputations from handling or accidental start-up.
Fire, explosion, and skin/eye irritation from petrol or diesel.
Injury from springs, hydraulics, or rotating parts under tension.
Slips, trips, and fires from cluttered or poorly maintained workshops.
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