General use of the Paragon Kiln as intended

1. The kiln, its contents and items removed from the kiln might be at very high temperature
2. Other items may touch the kiln whilst in use
3. Some items may constitute an explosion risk, or release toxic fumes
4. Unauthorised or improper use of machine
5. Looking into a hot kiln

• No individual other than a makerspace member can use the kiln and a member can only use the machine having completed an induction with an instructor designated by Makerspace directors.
• Makerspace members have clear guidance on what to do in case of injury, including contact with site first aiders and how to contact emergency services.
• Heat resistant gloves must be used when handling hot surfaces or materials
• Induction highlights the heat hazard and the risk that it poses. Inductees must also read the safety and basic operating instructions in the Paragon Ceramic Fibre Jewellery kiln instructions and service manual
• The operator must erect a sign near the kiln/item to indicate that it is hot and caution is required

• Add signage to machine that indicates an induction is strictly required before use
• Add signage to wall with contact number for shop front desk, and list of first aiders in the building (note that first aiders are not available at all times)

• As part of machine induction, inductees must read the safety and operating instructions for the kiln which describes control for this hazard

• Add signage to machine that indicates an induction is strictly required before use
• Add signage to wall with contact number for shop front desk, and list of first aiders in the building (note that first aiders are not available at all times)

• No individual other than a makerspace member can use the kiln and a member can only use the machine having completed an induction with an instructor designated by Makerspace directors.
• Makerspace members have clear guidance on what to do in case of injury, including contact with site first aiders and how to contact emergency services.
• As part of machine induction, inductees must read the safety and operating instructions for the kiln which describes control for this hazard
• Signage on the wall is provided to remind users to activate the extraction when using the kiln.

• Add signage to machine that indicates an induction is strictly required before use
• Add signage to wall with contact number for shop front desk, and list of first aiders in the building (note that first aiders are not available at all times)

• No individual other than a makerspace member can use the kiln and a member can only use the machine having completed an induction with an instructor designated by makerspace directors.
• Directors have the power to revoke 'inducted' status if a user is shown to be incompetent or uses the machine inappropriately.
• The machine is locked off when not in use with a padlocked power switch. The padlock has a combination code which is only shared with members once inductions are complete.

• Add padlocked power switch to prevent unauthorised access

• No individual other than a makerspace member can use the kiln and a member can only use the machine having completed an induction with an instructor designated by Makerspace directors.
• Makerspace members have clear guidance on what to do in case of injury, including contact with site first aiders and how to contact emergency services.

• Add signage to machine that indicates an induction is strictly required before use
• Add signage to wall with contact number for shop front desk, and list of first aiders in the building (note that first aiders are not available at all times)
• Purchase goggles for safe viewing work as specified in the manual