Merge pull request #13 from iykdw/master

Adds lathe training, planer-thicknesser training, Prusa 3D printer risk assessment & training, laser-cutter risk assessment, soldering risk assessment

Author: Yasha

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syllabuses/G1/Big Robot Arm/risk-assessment.md

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+# Big Robot Arm
+
+<!-- Each thing below becomes a row in the table - copy it for each risk that's been identified.
+     Please delete all the comments from the final document -->
+
+## A thing that might go wrong
+
+### Severity
+
+<!-- How bad it is if the thing happens. H, M, or L. -->
+H
+
+### Likelihood
+
+<!-- How likely something is, *after* the control measures listed below. H, M, or L. -->
+H
+
+### Risk rating
+
+<!-- If both likelihood and severity are H, this is H
+     If one of likelihood and severity is L, and the other is L or M, this is L
+     Otherwise, this is M -->
+H
+
+### Who may be harmed & how
+
+<!-- Usually some combination of:
+       User
+       Bystander
+       Users of the room
+       The space
+       Following user -->
+
+### Control measures
+
+<!-- Anything that's in here should also be in the syllabus somewhere, to ensure it's actually practised. -->

syllabuses/G1/Big Robot Arm/syllabus.md

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+# Big Robot Arm
+
+<!-- There is no prescribed structure, but here is a suggestion: -->
+
+## Safety
+
+### PPE
+
+### Risks
+
+<!-- Usually, all of the control measures in the risk assessment should be mentioned here -->
+
+## Startup checks
+
+## Usage
+
+### Starting the machine
+
+### Stopping the machine
+
+<!-- incl estops if necessary -->
+
+### General
+
+### Materials
+
+### Cleaning up
+
+## Maintenance
+
+### General
+
+## Other

syllabuses/G1/Soldering Irons/risk-assessment.md

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+# Soldering
+
+## Burn due to hot-end of soldering iron
+
+### Severity
+
+L
+
+### Likelihood
+
+L
+
+### Risk rating
+
+L
+
+### Who may be harmed & how
+
+- User - the user may have a minor burn due to the high temperature of the hot-end of the soldering iron
+
+### Control measures
+
+- Signage - standard "hot surface" signage is used to indicate the surface may be hot
+- Training - informing the user about how to tell if the soldering iron is currently operating and to avoid touching the
+  hot-end directly. awareness that heat is conducted through metal materials commonly used during
+  soldering.
+- Equipment - first aid kit is available
+
+## Fire started due to hot-end of soldering iron
+
+### Severity
+
+H
+
+### Likelihood
+
+L
+
+### Risk rating
+
+L
+
+### Who may be harmed & how
+
+- The space - the equipment and surrounding area may become damaged from a fire started by a flammable material placed
+  on the hot-end of the soldering iron.
+- User - the user may become injured from a fire by both heat and inhalation of smoke
+- Bystanders - bystanders may become injured by both heat and inhalation of smoke
+
+### Control measures
+
+- Signage - standard "hot surface" signage is used to indicate the surface may be hot
+- Training - users are instructed to not leave flammable materials on or around the soldering iron
+- Supervision - hot soldering irons are not left unattended
+- Equipment - fire alarms and extinguishers are installed, first aid kit is available
+
+## Hazardous gasses
+
+### Severity
+
+M
+
+### Likelihood
+
+L
+
+### Risk rating
+
+L
+
+### Who may be harmed & how
+
+- Users of the room - anyone in the room may sustain injury from inhalation or contact with eyes of hazardous gasses
+  produced by soldering substrates
+
+### Control measures
+
+- Extraction - an extraction device is used to extract hazardous gasses from work area
+- Training - users are informed about substrates producing hazardous gasses and instructed to use an extraction device
+  and appropriate PPE
+- Equipment - users are required to wear appropriate eye protection, eyewash kit is available
+
+## Heated debris hitting user
+
+### Severity
+
+H
+
+### Likelihood 
+
+L
+
+### Risk rating
+
+M
+
+### Who may be harmed & how
+
+- User - some components and substrates may overheat during prolonged contact with the soldering iron and result in a
+  small explosion which may propel hot debris towards the user potentially hitting their eyes or other body parts resulting
+  in loss of or damage to vision or burns
+
+### Control measures
+
+- Training - awareness of heat sensitive components and necessity to solder quickly and carefully
+- Equipment - users are required to wear appropriate eye protection, eyewash and first aid kits are available

syllabuses/G1/Soldering Irons/syllabus.md

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+# Soldering Irons
+
+<!-- There is no prescribed structure, but here is a suggestion: -->
+
+## Safety
+
+### PPE
+
+### Risks
+
+<!-- Usually, all of the control measures in the risk assessment should be mentioned here -->
+
+## Startup checks
+
+## Usage
+
+### Starting the machine
+
+### Stopping the machine
+
+<!-- incl estops if necessary -->
+
+### General
+
+### Materials
+
+### Cleaning up
+
+## Maintenance
+
+### General
+
+## Other

syllabuses/G2/Big Laser Cutter/.DS_Store

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+# Laser-cutting
+
+## Injuries due to laser light
+
+### Severity
+
+H
+
+### Likelihood
+
+L
+
+### Risk rating
+
+M
+
+### Who may be harmed & how
+
+- User - the user may have a minor burn or damage to the eyes due to the high power of the laser used for cutting
+
+### Control measures
+
+- Signage - standard "laser radiation" signage is used to indicate a dangerous laser is present
+- Training - informing the user about how to tell that the laser cutter and the laser is on and to properly operate the
+  laser cutter
+- Equipment - opaque walls and a sheet blocking the laser wavelength covers the laser cutter, an interlock is installed 
+  turning off the laser cutter when lid is opened, first aid kit is available
+
+## Fire started due to substrate overheating
+
+### Severity
+
+H
+
+### Likelihood
+
+L
+
+### Risk rating
+
+M
+
+### Who may be harmed & how
+
+- The space - the equipment and surrounding area may become damaged from a fire started by a flammable material placed
+  in the working area of the laser cutter
+- User - the user may become injured from a fire by both heat and inhalation of smoke
+- Bystanders - bystanders may become injured by both heat and inhalation of smoke
+
+### Control measures
+
+- Signage - standard "laser radiation" signage is used to indicate a dangerous laser is present
+- Training - users are instructed to not leave flammable materials in the working area of the laser cutter, users are
+  trained on how to set appropriate laser power for different substrates
+- Supervision - active laser cutter is monitored during operation
+- Equipment - fire alarms and extinguishers are installed, first aid kit is available
+
+## Body part or clothing is caught in gantry
+
+### Severity
+
+L
+
+### Likelihood
+
+L
+
+### Risk rating
+
+L
+
+### Who may be harmed & how
+
+- User - the user may experience injuries such as cuts and stretch, crush, or pinch injuries
+
+### Control measures
+
+- Signage - standard "pinch point" or "crush hazard" signage is used to indicate the laser cutter is hazardous
+- Training - users are instructed to remove or secure loose clothing and long hair and to avoid placing hands near
+  the laser cutter gantry mechanism
+- Equipment - the laser cutter is enclosed during operation, an interlock is installed
+  turning off the laser cutter when lid is opened, first aid kit is available
+
+## Hazardous gasses
+
+### Severity
+
+M
+
+### Likelihood
+
+L
+
+### Risk rating
+
+L
+
+### Who may be harmed & how
+
+- Users of the room - anyone in the room may sustain injury from inhalation of hazardous gasses produced by heated
+  substrates
+
+### Control measures
+
+- Enclosure - laser cutter is enclosed in a case to prevent hazardous gasses from escaping
+- Extraction - an extraction device is installed to extract hazardous gasses from the enclosure
+- Training - users are informed about which substrates produce hazardous gasses and to ensure the enclosure is closed
+  and the extraction device operational
+- Equipment - an interlock is installed turning off the laser cutter when lid is opened

syllabuses/G2/Big Laser Cutter/risk-assessment.md

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+# Big Laser Cutter
+
+<!-- There is no prescribed structure, but here is a suggestion: -->
+
+## Safety
+
+### PPE
+
+### Risks
+
+<!-- Usually, all of the control measures in the risk assessment should be mentioned here -->
+
+## Startup checks
+
+## Usage
+
+### Starting the machine
+
+### Stopping the machine
+
+<!-- incl estops if necessary -->
+
+### General
+
+### Materials
+
+### Cleaning up
+
+## Maintenance
+
+### General
+
+## Other