Waste materials

Type of tool required Reliability Waste materials Operating instructions Machine action Accessories/attachments Aesthetics

Observation of operation Materials for cleaning Materials handling devices Frequency of repair Test fixtures, ancillary

equipment Controls and human

factors

Operator comfort Ratings and loadings Guarding and shielding Warnings (audible, visual) Types of failure Consequences of failure Ventilation Cost

Service instructions Power source/loss Appurtenant parts Government regulation

Weight and size Speed of operation Pay/compensation plan Insertion/removal of

workpiece

Failure of workpiece Temperature of operation Noise of operation Emissions (paniculate/

gaseous) Stability

Social restrictions Weather Local specific operating

procedure Leakage Light/lighting Instructions, maintenance Effects of usage/wear Maintenance/repair/service Standards

?fThere is no significance to the order in the table; various products and situations will establish the relative importance in specific cases.

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