information that can be gained from material data safety sheets the need to check the substrate for conformance to the job specifications action required if the ink did not comply with the job specifications compliance checks that are made with the stencil limitations that you have when setting the substrate position the result if too much ink were applied to the screen the need to keep equipment clean OHS concerns that are there when producing a manual print checks to be made on the printed sheet when the proof print has been run off the drying/curing system to be used for this application product and machine specifications the result if the belt speed was too high the need to obtain final approval before commencing the production run aspects of the print that are evaluated during printing the need to make ink alterations during the run the workplace documentation action when the print run is completed OHS concerns that are there in relationship to drying/curing systems? maintenance that should be carried out on this machine the importance of reporting any faulty equipment how do you determine whether a print is dried/cured prior to stacking? what would be the result of stacking while the ink film is still wet? what action may be necessary if problems occur with job progress? identifying the job's destination when you have completed the run the result of not keeping screens and squeegees clean the result of not following correct procedures when disposing of liquid waste the result of not keeping equipment and surrounding areas clean manuals, safety and other documentation that are relevant to this task and where are they kept informationthat is included in these documents
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