Residual risks for the user regarding significant product lines
Below is a table listing the main risks and brief warnings for the product lines in the catalogue that present the most significant risks. Please note that, based on a thorough risk analysis, none of the products in the catalogue present significant risk profiles or hazards for the user. Due to their very nature, and as a result of the precautions implemented by our company, all products in the catalogue are to be considered highly safe for their intended uses and free of concrete dangers for the user.
Where applicable, for items accompanied by specific safety indications (symbols, risk phrases and/or user manuals and instructional leaflets), it is strictly recommended to carefully comply with the instructions prescribed therein.
| Category | Key risks | Brief warnings |
|---|---|---|
| Scrapers/ interchangeable blades | Deep cuts; injuries during replacement and use | Warning: sharp blade. Use cut-resistant gloves; blade protection mandatory. |
| Window squeegee with blade | Cuts during replacement; slipping on wet surfaces | Use gloves; do not leave blades exposed; handle with care. |
| Telescopic poles / extensible handles | Yielding, loss of control, falling | Check locks before use; do not use in unstable conditions. |
| Trolleys with tanks / dosing systems | Overturning; slipping due to spilled liquids | Do not exceed load; signal wet floor; use non-slip footwear. |
| Mop wringers | Crushing/pinching of hands during use | Keep hands away from the crushing area; use lever with caution. |
| Accessories with moving parts (wheels, levers) | Pinching, finger entrapment | Do not put hands in moving parts; regular maintenance. |
| Buckets with handle and hooks | Overturning; slipping | Fill within indicated capacity; use two hands for transport. |
| Ladders and stools | Falling from height; slipping; overturning; yielding of steps | Warning: risk of falling. Use on a flat surface; do not exceed the indicated load; inspect before use. |
| Electric air hand dryers (Aura line) | Electric shocks; overheating; noise | To be installed and maintained only by expert personnel, technically and safety trained. |
| Wall hair dryers | Electric shocks; burns; risk for children | To be installed and maintained only by expert personnel, technically and safety trained. |
| Motorized trolleys for large areas | Collision, overturning, crushing, battery risk | Authorized operators only; respect load and speed limits; use emergency brake. |
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RISKS AND PRECAUTIONS – Extended indications (by product category)
| Category | Risks | Precautions |
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| Scrapers and window squeegees | Cuts during use or blade replacement | Use suitable cut-resistant gloves; always grip from the non-cutting side; replace blades only when the tool is off and the blade is protected; keep used blades in a rigid container for disposal. |
| Telescopic poles and extensible handles | Yielding of locks, loss of control, falling objects. | Inspect locks and joints before use; do not extend beyond the indicated limit; work in pairs for operations at height; do not use in strong wind. |
| Trolleys with tanks and dosing systems | Overturning, spillage, slipping. | Do not exceed capacity; distribute load evenly; signal wet floor; use non-slip footwear; follow safe pouring procedures. |
| Mop wringers and crushing areas | Pinching or crushing of hands. | Keep hands and fingers away from the crushing area; use levers with controlled movement; clean and inspect without putting hands inside; evaluate mechanical protections where possible. |
| Accessories with moving parts, wheels and levers | Entrapment, pinching. | Do not put hands in moving parts; lock wheels during loading/unloading; scheduled maintenance for bearings and levers. |
| Buckets with handle and hooks | Overturning, slipping. | Do not fill beyond capacity; use two hands for transport; lift with correct technique; empty in safe areas. |
| Ladders and stools | Falling from height, slipping, overturning, yielding of steps, collision with obstacles, contact with electrical parts. | Check steps integrity, handrail (if present), non-slip feet, absence of cracks or deformations and correct locking of moving parts; use on a flat and stable surface; lock wheels if present; maintain correct angle and support; do not lean on unstable objects; do not exceed the indicated maximum load; do not carry bulky loads while climbing; avoid sudden movements; maintain three points of contact; do not climb beyond the last usable step or the top tread if not intended; avoid leaning out laterally; train operators. In case of professional use, train personnel according to company safety standards and local regulations. |
| Electric air hand dryers and wall hair dryers | Electric shocks, overheating, burns, risk for vulnerable users. | Installation and maintenance exclusively by qualified personnel trained in electrical safety; disconnect power supply before interventions; do not obstruct air vents; do not use with injured hands; comply with IP rating and earthing instructions. Carefully read the instructions contained in the use, maintenance and installation manuals. |
| Motorized trolleys for large areas | Collision, overturning, crushing, battery risk (fire, spillage). | Use permitted only to authorized and trained operators; respect load and speed limits; use safety belts if provided; acoustic/visual signalling during movement; battery charging procedures in ventilated areas and with compatible chargers; lockout/tagout for maintenance. Carefully read the instructions contained in the use and maintenance manuals. |
Pre-use and standard maintenance checklist
- General visual check for damage or wear.
- Check locks, levers and wheels.
- For electric items: check cable, plug, earthing and absence of burning smells (see manuals).
- For blades: ensure the blade protection is in place; ensure to wear suitable gloves.
- For motorized trolleys: first check functionality of start and STOP systems, check structure and wheels integrity (see manual instructions).
Recommended maintenance
- Regular maintenance as per instructions (where applicable).
- Replace worn components (blades, rubbers, bearings).
- For electric items: checks by a qualified technician and insulation test (see manuals).
- Keep maintenance record (recommended).