Standard Operating Procedure (SOP)-Lubricant handling & Storage
Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) Lubricant handling
DO’s & Don’ts
DO’s:-
1.Use dedicated storage tanks,
pumps, and transfer equipment; one set per lubricant. Label all equipment with
the appropriate lubricant identification.
2.Ensure storage tanks always have
their fill caps and breathers securely in place
3.Implement a regular-cleaning
preventive-maintenance work order for all tanks, reservoirs, and transfer
equipment-grease guns, oil cans.
4.Use color-coded containers that
match transfer container to lubricant reservoir
5.Never leave lubricant containers
open after transfer has taken place.
6.Use appropriate tools and gloves
for applying grease and poring the oil.
Don’ts:-
1.Don’t contaminant the grease or
oil with other product.
2.Don’t use a bare hands to refill
the grease.
3.Don’t inhale the ordure of the
grease/oil.
4.Don’t inter change the
containers for hydraulic oil and gear oil orothers too.
5.Don’t kept the grease buckets on
wtg’s bottom sandy areas.
6.Avoid sun light direct hit on
the lubricants.
Handling
Technical measures/precautions: Avoid
prolonged or repeated contact with skin.Avoid inhaling vapour and/or mists. When
handling product in drums, safety footwear should be worn and proper handling
equipment should be used.
Storage:
Technical measures/storage conditions: Keep
container tightly closed and in a cool, well-ventilated place.Use properly
labelled and closeable containers.Storage Temperature:0 - 50°C/32 - 122°F
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