MSL953004 — Operate a robotic sample preparation system

1 Prepare robotic system for operation

• 1.1Perform routine system checks at start of shift
• 1.2Confirm shift priorities with supervisor
• 1.3Review job requests to identify the samples, required parameters and special instructions/preparation methods for each
• 1.4Identify hazards, safety equipment and safe work procedures associated with samples, preparation methods and robotic system
• 1.5Check that samples are dry and free of obvious contamination
• 1.6Check that the particle size of any sample does not exceed system input size limits
• 1.7Check samples against accompanying documentation and record/report any discrepancies

2 Load samples into system

• 2.1Scan sample barcodes into system
• 2.2Load samples in the correct sequence when the system is ready
• 2.3Use system monitor to ensure that correct worksheet is assigned to each sample

3 Monitor system and report errors

• 3.1Monitor screen displays and conduct visual checks, as necessary, to ensure that system operates correctly throughout cycle
• 3.2Recognise common error codes and promptly inform supervisor
• 3.3Seek advice to deal with any situation beyond scope of responsibility or knowledge

4 Unload samples

• 4.1Unload samples sequentially in accordance with workplace procedures
• 4.2Obtain analytical portions of each sample using workplace procedures
• 4.3Label and store analytical portions and excess sample material in accordance with workplace procedures
• 4.4Seek advice when problems are beyond scope of responsibility or knowledge

5 Maintain a safe work environment

• 5.1Use safe work practices and personal protective equipment (PPE) to ensure personal safety and that of others
• 5.2Minimise the generation of waste and environmental impacts
• 5.3Segregate and dispose of wastes in accordance with workplace requirements
• 5.4Clean robotic system components, care for and store equipment as required

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