OHS factors that need to be considered when setting up and operating electronic monitoring systems importance of the distance between cartons on the machine t for production and for the operation of the electronic monitoring system checking the ejector (or marker) for correct operation different carton types and substrates and the affect on the amount and position of glue required glue is requirements for different carton types result of too much or too little glue result of an incorrectly positioned glue line process for fixing too much and too little glue process for adjusting the position of the glue line with respect to the length of the glue flap other machine faults that are registered on the EMS other parts of the folding/gluing system that will cause monitoring system to reject product ways of ensuring that the EMS is ejecting/marking only faulty cartons parts of the machine that need to be adjusted if reject cartons are not correctly identified and culled faults that are likely to trigger the signature or sheet monitoring system cause of common faults and how can they be avoided and corrected quality principles behind the use of electronic monitoring work procedures that can be implemented to minimise faults production records that need to be kept or written up information that should be included in this reporting procedure steps that should be taken to ensure that important features of the production control system are followed machine manuals, safety and other documentation that are relevant to this task and where they are kept and information that is included in these documents other sources of information that are available
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