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- README reduced to overview with linked document index - docs/equipment/pressing-line.md: fleet strategy, Newbilt plan, site reqs - docs/suppliers/vendor-landscape.md: researched vendor narratives - docs/sustainability.md: solar, zero-discharge water, materials - docs/worker-safety.md: training, clean rooms, PPE - docs/facility-security.md: access control, CCTV, archive/audio protection, fire and life safety, plant monitoring, Thai compliance anchors
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# Worker Safety
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Worker safety is a founding priority, on equal footing with the environmental
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commitments:
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- **Safety training**: proper, structured training for all operators and
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maintenance staff, starting with the vendor-led commissioning training and
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extending into an ongoing in-house program. The pressing line combines
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hydraulics (~180 bar), saturated steam (10 bar / 180 °C), and hot PVC, and
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every one of these demands trained, deliberate handling.
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- **Clean rooms for galvanics**: silvering and stamper electroforming will
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run in dedicated clean rooms with controlled access, proper ventilation and
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exhaust, and decontamination procedures for people and equipment leaving
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the area. Plating chemistry stays inside its containment.
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- **Personal protective equipment**: appropriate PPE (overalls, gloves,
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goggles, and process-specific protection) is mandatory per work area, in
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line with the equipment vendor's site requirements (exhaust work benches,
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fire protection) and local regulations.
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Safety infrastructure (training program, clean-room specification,
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decontamination workflow) will be planned alongside the equipment, not after
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it.
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