Hazard Analysis: Soldering Stations
Description of Work:
Assembly, testing and repair of electronic circuits routinely involves the use of soldering stations. Soldering stations generally consist of a soldering iron, soldering iron holder, and a base unit. The soldering iron tip applies heat to liquefy raw solder. Liquefied solder "flows" onto and between non-solder-masked metallic areas of printed circuit boards and the metallic "legs" of components. When the soldering iron tip heat source is removed, the liquid solder solidifies and forms an electrically conductive bond between the printed circuit board and the component.
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Inhaling fumes while soldering |
Read solder MSDS. Be aware of the hazards mentioned therein. Use adequate ventilation while soldering. |
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Training :Handling Raw Solder |
Ingesting Oxides of Lead |
Read solder MSDS. Wash hands thoroughly with soap and water before eating, drinking or smoking after handling solder, to remove oxides of lead. |
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Eyestrain |
Read solder MSDS. Use adequate lighting and optical magnification gear (microscopes, magnifying head gear, or magnifying glass, etc….) |
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Burn from Hot Tip |
Training: Don't touch hot tips. |
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Burn from Hot Tip |
Training: Don't touch hot tips. |
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Hot Tip becomes an incendiary device |
ESE promotes situational safety awareness, which in this case means eliminating flammable clutter and any other flammable material in the work area prior to beginning the task. Elimination of combustible material eliminates the fire hazard. In addition, either
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Accepted: _______________________________ Date: _____________
Supervisor/Task Manager
My supervisor has reviewed this hazard analysis with me and I understand the hazards and required precautionary actions. I will follow the requirements of this hazard analysis or notify my supervisor if I am unable to do so.
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