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RIK AEMENT ENGLIH TRANLATION age 1 of 18 RIK AEMENT (RIK ETIMATION AND RIK EVALUATION) AND RIK REDUCTION MACHINE: FFC BAE MACHINE /N: 0-528000-7

RIK AEMENT age 2 of 18 TABLE OF CONTENT INTRODUCTION A - GENERAL INFORMATION B TOXICOLOGICAL HAZARD C - IDENTIFICATION OF OIBLE HAZARD D - RIK REDUCTION E - NEWLY ADDED HAZARD F - AEMENT OF ALL IDENTIFIED HAZARD G - CONCLUION H RIK WEIGHT INTRODUCTION MANAGEMENT REONIBILITIE: The Management has specified as follows: the responsibility for carrying out the risk analysis is assigned to the technical office, which may seek advice from competent, independent companies/personnel. The responsibility for issuing the Risk Analysis document is assigned to the Technical Management. The risk analysis must be reviewed every time changes are made to the machine or new legislation, technical standards which could affect the safety of the product are issued, as well as in the event of an accident. eriodically review the feedback given by people who work on the field to ensure on-going suitability and effectiveness of risk management.

RIK AEMENT age 3 of 18 A 1.0 GENERAL INFORMATION A 1.1 - FULL DECRITION AND IDENTIFICATION OF THE MACHINE. CRIMING MACHINE FOR INTERCHANGEABLE MINI-ALICATOR TO CRIM IERCING CONTACT ON FLEXIBLE FLAT CABLE (FFC CABLE) FOR ELECTRONIC AND AUTOMOTIVE ALICATION. Machine Classification rotection from electrical hazards, direct and indirect contacts Class I Class II Internal electrical power supply Type B Type BF Type CF rotection from penetration I 20 afety in potentially explosive environments Unsuitable A 1.2 - IDENTIFICATION OF THE ERON/DEARTMENT REONIBLE FOR RIK ANALYI. TECHNICAL DEARTMENT MANAGER A 1.3 AUDIT INTERVAL: YEARLY A 2.0- IDENTIFICATION OF QUALITY AND QUANTITY FEATURE A 2.1 - UE OF THE MACHINE A 2.1.1 - Intended machine user: Unskilled labourer - First level operator A 2.1.2 - Qualification required for the user: The user must be trained on how to correctly use the machine and on the hazards caused by damages to and removal of safety devices. General Information Name Intended use Intended operating environment FFC BAE MACHINE CRIMING MACHINE FOR FFC CABLE CONTACT LABORATORY

RIK AEMENT age 4 of 18 A 2.1.5 - Ambient conditions: - relative humidity: 30 75% - temperature: + 10 +35 C - atmospheric pressure: 700 1060 ha A 2.3 - MATERIAL AND/OR COMONENT BUILT IN OR UED IN THE MACHINE A2.3.1 - List of critical materials/components (the following materials/components must be approved): AFETY DEVICE AND ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC COMONENT (EE TECHNICAL FILE). A 2.4 - ENVIRONMENTAL IMACT ON THE MACHINE A 2.4.1 - ossible environmental impact which may affect safety. ta ( C) RH% (ha) Operating environment 10 35 30 75% 700 1060 Transport environment -20 70 10 100% 500 1060 torage environment -20 70 10 100% 500 1060 ower supply ELECTRICAL 230 VAC 10% 50/60 HZ 2.5 A 600 VA NEUMATIC 6 BAR 5 L/MIN NONE Types of substances discharged

RIK AEMENT age 5 of 18 A 2.5 MACHINE IMACT ON THE ENVIRONMENT INTERFERENCE TO THE OWER MAIN DICARGE OF TOXIC UBTANCE HEATING EMC INTERFERENCE GENERATOR A 2.6 CONUMABLE AND/OR EENTIAL ACCEORIE Not applicable A 2.7 MAINTENANCE AND/OR CALIBRATION A 2.7.1 - arts subject to maintenance: As shown in the user manual. A 2.7.2 - Maintenance interval and person in charge: MAINTENANCE TO BE CARRIED OUT: ee manual, by: UER/OERATOR MAINTENANCE ENGINEER A 2.7.3 - How to monitor accuracy and precision. ERIODIC CALIBRATION to be carried out by: OERATOR KILLED ENGINEER ELF-CHECK MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE ENGINEER A 2.8 - OFTWARE A 2.8.1 - oftware installation, change or replacement UER/OERATOR KILLED ENGINEER A 2.8.2 - oftware interaction with equipment safety HIGH AVERAGE LOW NONE A 2.9 - LIMITED LIFE: N.A A.2.9.1 torage time reduction: N.A A 2.10- DELAYED EFFECT AND/OR DUE TO LONG ERIOD OF UE A 2.10.1 - Ergonomic effects: N.A A 2.10.2 - Cumulative effects: N.A A 2.11 - MECHANICAL FORCE ALIED TO THE MACHINE: N.A A.2.11.1 - Details of parts and associated mechanical forces A.2.11..2 - Monitoring mechanical forces: N.A

RIK AEMENT age 6 of 18 A 2.12 - MACHINE LIFE A.2.12.1 - Factors affecting machine life AGEING ENVIRONMENT... A. 2.12.2 - Maximum life and settings to be monitored: N.A A 2.12. AFE DIACTIVATION AND DIOAL A.2.12.1 - crappage DIOAL OF CRAAGE DIOAL OF TOXIC MATERIAL DIOAL OF HAZARDOU MATERIAL ANY RECYCLABLE MATERIAL DIOAL OF LIQUID A 2.12.2 - Instructions for scrapping the machine. The user must comply with current local legislation. Our machine does not generate hazardous waste or waste requiring special treatment. A 2.13. - TRAINING AND INTALLATION: A 2.13.1 - Training required for the user: Having carefully read the User Manual taff involved: Operator Mechanical maintenance engineer - Electrical maintenance engineer - afety officer A 2.13.2 - Installation A 2.13.3 - Qualification required for machine installer: Mechanical-electrical maintenance engineer A 2.13.4 - Training required for machine installer: Reading and understanding the instructions provided in the User Manual A 2.13.5- Installation supervised by the manufacturer: If required A 2.13.6 - Final testing/start-up (list of tests to be carried out): Not required A 2.14.0 UER INTERFACE A 2.14.0.1 Critical human intervention ACCE TO MACHINE I REERVED TO AUTHORIED EOLE BY MEAN OF: KEY-OERATED WITCH AWORD (only for machine settings) BIOMETRIC RECOGNITION AVAILABILITY OF IGNAGE ALARM NOIE LEVEL NORMALIED COLOUR CODING EXTERNAL DEVICE CONTROLLED FROM THE MAIN MENU: A 2.14.1 CONNECTION AND ACCEORIE OLARIED CONNECTION LOCKED CONNECTION FORCED CONNECTION INERTION DIFFERENT CONNECTOR FOR TYE OF CONNECTION A 2.14.2 CONTROL INTERFACE: N.A

RIK AEMENT age 7 of 18 A 2.14.3 DATA DILAY IN THE UER LANGUAGE TILTABLE DILAY ILLUMINATED DILAY CLARITY OF INFORMATION A 2.14.4 MENU IN THE UER LANGUAGE ELECTION CONTROL TYE OF NAVIGATION: EQUENTIAL A 2.15 - MACHINE TRANORT FEATURE FIXED MOVING ORTABLE: WITH HANDLE ERGONOMICAL FEATURE FOR TRANORT WITH WHEEL WHEEL WITH BRAKE

RIK AEMENT age 8 of 18 ANTI-ROLLOVER CARRIAG B TOXICOLOGICAL HAZARD : N.A C - IDENTIFICATION OF OIBLE HAZARD Key: NA = Not Applicable U.M. = User Manual REF. NO. HAZARD NORMAL CONDITION INGLE FAULT CONDITION NOTE C1 ENERGY C1.1 Electricity YE YE C1.2 Heat NO YE FAULTY MOTOR C1.3 Ionising radiations N.A C1.4 Non-ionising radiations N.A C1.5 Visible radiations N.A C1.6 Electromagnetic fields YE YE C1.7 Moving parts N.A C1.8 uspended weights N.A C1.9 atient's support machine fault N.A C1.10 ressure (container breakage) N.A C1.11 ound pressure NO NO C1.12 Vibration NO NO C1.13 Magnetic field (such as MRI) NO NO C2 BIOLOGICAL C2.1 Biological charge N.A C2.2 Biological contamination N.A C2.3 Biological incompatibility N.A C2.4 Improper emission N.A (substance/energy) C2.5 Toxicity N.A C2.6 Infection (indirect) N.A C2.7 irogenicity N.A C2.8 Incapability to maintain safe N.A hygiene levels C2.9 Degradation N.A C3 ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARD AND CONTRIBUTING FACTOR C3.1 Electromagnetic fields YE YE C3.2 redisposition to YE YE electromagnetic interference C3.3 Emissions of electromagnetic YE YE interference C3.4 Unsuitable power supply YE YE C3.5 Unsuitable coolant source NA C3.6 torage or operation outside YE

RIK AEMENT age 9 of 18 REF. NO. HAZARD NORMAL CONDITION INGLE FAULT CONDITION required ambient conditions C3.7 Incompatibility with other NA equipment to be used C3.8 Accidental mechanical damage NO NO C3.9 Contamination caused by NA scrappage and/or machine disposal C4 HAZARD CONNECTED WITH MACHINE UE C4.1 Unsuitable labelling NO C4.2 Inadequate user instructions NO C4.3 Inadequate accessory NA specifications C4.4 Inadequate specifications for preliminary checks NO C4.5 Operating instructions NO excessively complex C4.6 Unavailable or separate NO operating instructions C4.7 Use by unskilled or untrained staff YE C4.8 Reasonably predictable YE incorrect use C4.9 Exposed sharp tips or corners etc. YE YE NOTE C5 HAZARD CAUED BY FAILURE TO OERATE, MIED MAINTENANCE AND OBOLECENCE C5.1 Unsuitable or missing NO NO maintenance specifications, including inadequate specifications for operating checks after a repair operation. C5.2 Lack of adequate estimate of NO NO machine life. C5.3 Loss of mechanical integrity NO NO C5.4 Unsuitable packaging (machine NO NO deterioration) C5.5 Improper reuse YE D - RIK REDUCTION

RIK AEMENT age 10 of 18 Describe the means used to reduce any risk regarded as unacceptable to a minimum level in all stages of the process: D1 - Direct safety devices (design) D2 - Indirect safety devices (protection). Examples of protection are: REDUCED ACCE (such as due to radiation hazard) - ROTECTION FROM HAZARD (such as by means of a protective cover) D3 - Redefinition of intended use E - NEWLY ADDED HAZARD Establish and, if required, describe if the risk reduction procedure has introduced new hazards. N.A. F - AEMENT OF ALL IDENTIFIED HAZARD F1 - Risk assessment Risks for all identified hazards ETIMATED NOT ETIMATED G - CONCLUION ALL OTENTIAL RIK RELATED TO THE RECRIBED UE OF THE MACHINE HAVE BEEN ETIMATED OR REMOVED. ALL OTENTIAL RIK RELATED TO THE RECRIBED UE OF THE MACHINE HAVE BEEN ETIMATED AND THE REIDUAL RIK, LITED BELOW, AOCIATED TO IDENTIFIED HAZARD, ARE ACCETABLE.

RIK AEMENT age 11 of 18 REF.2 REF.5 REF.3 REF.1 REF.4 REF.6 REF.7 REF.8 Doc.nr: 01 : 30/12/2009 Issued:

RIK AEMENT age 12 of 18 H These are associated with a severity rate and a probability rate, as shown in the following table: robability everity 1 (rare) 2 (infrequent) 3 (frequent) 4 (unavoidable) G1 (irrelevant) A A A ALAR 2 (slight) A A ALAR ALAR 3 (slight) A ALAR I I 4 (fatal) ALAR ALAR I I the combination of both lead to the acceptability level, more specifically: A = acceptable risk ALAR = as low as reasonably practicable risk reduction U = unacceptable risk Irrelevant = Harm to people, things and animals which does not lead to injuries or damages light= Harm to people, things or animals which has caused injuries/bruising likely to heal in a short period of time or slight damage erious= Harm to people, things or animals which caused injuries and serious permanent harm or damage Fatal= Death of a person or an animal or irreparable/catastrophic damage to things Doc.nr: 01 : 30/12/2009 Issued:

RIK AEMENT age 13 of 18 The technical solutions selected to reduce the risk must then be assessed, by making sure this operation has not introduced new hazards. The investigation, i.e. continuing the risk assessment procedure, is carried out in compliance with applicable standards. This leads to the following table: Nature or risk Risk details (robabi (Acceptability (everity) lity) ) olution Risk reduction robability everity (Acceptabil ity) Residual risk ENERGY RELATED HAZARD Electricity (Ref.1 2) COMLIANCE WITH TANDARD Electrocution by direct 2 4 ALAR CEI EN604-1 and indirect contact FIXED GUARD- LABEL 1 1 A A Heat Not applicable - - - - - - - Ionising radiations Not applicable - - - - - - - Non-ionising radiations (visible) Electromagnetic fields Not applicable - - - - - - - Emissions radiated by the machine 3 1 A COMLIANCE WITH TANDARD EN5008-1 EN5008-2 1 1 A A Moving parts Not applicable - - - - - - - uspended weights Not applicable - - - - - - - prings Not applicable - - - - - - - Doc.nr: 01 : 30/12/2009 Issued:

RIK AEMENT age 14 of 18 Nature or risk Risk details (robab (everity) ility) (Acceptability ) Failure of a safety device Injury to people 2 3 ALAR Removal of a safety device Injury to people 2 3 ALAR Removal of a safety switch Injury to people 2 3 ALAR olution eriodic inspections, staff training, notes in the U.M. eriodic checks, staff training, notes in the U.M. eriodic inspections, staff training, notes in the U.M. Risk reduction robability everity (Acceptabil ity) Residual risk 1 3 A - 1 3 A - 1 3 A - ressure Not applicable - - - - - - - - ound pressure Not applicable - - - - - - - - Vibrations Not applicable - - - - - - - - Magnetic fields COMLIANCE Electromagnetic fields 2 1 A WITH TANDARD generated by the machine EN5008-1 EN5008-2 1 1 A - MECHANICAL HAZARD Rotating parts (Ref.3) Injury to people 3 2 ALAR Moving guard 1 1 A - Moving parts (Ref.4) Injury to people 3 2 ALAR Moving guard 1 1 A - Cable blocking pneumatic clamp (Ref.5) light bruising to fingers 3 1 A Fixed guard 1 1 A - Electrical slide (Ref.6) light bruising to fingers 1 2 A Fixed guard 1 1 A - Crimping blades (Ref.7) Bruising and wounding of tips of fingers. 2 2 ALAR Moving guard 1 1 A - Doc.nr: 01 : 30/12/2009 Issued:

RIK AEMENT age 15 of 18 Nature or risk Carrier cutting unit (Ref.8) Risk details Bruising and wounding of tips of fingers. (robab (everity) ility) (Acceptability ) olution Risk reduction robability everity (Acceptabil ity) Residual risk 2 2 ALAR Fixed guard 1 1 A - Nature or risk Risk details (robabi (everity) lity) (Acceptability ) olution Risk reduction robability everity (Acceptabil ity) Residual risk Electromagnetic interferences Likelihood of emissions produced by other equipment ENVIRONMENTAL AND BIOLOGICAL HAZARD 2 1 A COMLIANCE WITH TANDARD EN5008-1 EN5008-2 1 1 A A Unsuitable power supply Not applicable - - - - - - - robability of operation outside intended ambient Not applicable - - - - - - - conditions Incompatibility with other machines/equipment Not applicable - - - - - - - Biological hazards Not applicable - - - - - - - Doc.nr: 01 : 30/12/2009 Issued:

RIK AEMENT age 16 of 18 Nature or risk Risk details (robabi (Acceptability olution (everity) lity) ) ERGONOMIC HAZARD Exposed sharp corners Injury to staff 3 2 ALAR Notes on drawings and care of parts notes in the U.M. - Instability of machine Rollover of machine 2 3 ALAR install the machine on a stable bench Doc.nr: 01 : 30/12/2009 Issued: Risk reduction robability everity (Acceptabil ity) Residual risk 1 1 A A 1 3 A A Abrasive surfaces Not applicable - - - - - - - Hot areas of the machine Not applicable - - - - - - - Rotation of parts Not applicable - - - - - - - Ejected parts Not applicable - - - - - - - Risk reduction Nature or risk Risk details Residual (robabi (Acceptability olution (Acceptabil (everity) robability everity risk lity) ) ity) HAZARD CONNECTED WITH MACHINE UE Unsuitable labelling All required information Inspection during the 1 1 A is missing final testing stage 1 1 A A Unsuitable operating All required information instructions is missing 1 1 A Check the U.M. 1 1 A A Inadequate accessory specifications Not applicable - - - - - - - Operating instructions Wrong installation and excessively complex maintenance, not 1 1 A Check the U.M. 1 1 A A Use by Incorrect use of the 1 1 A Cautions on U.M. 1 1 A A

RIK AEMENT age 17 of 18 Nature or risk unsuitable/inexperienced staff Reasonable predictable incorrect use Risk details machine and its accessories (robabi (everity) lity) (Acceptability ) olution Risk reduction robability everity (Acceptabil ity) Not applicable - - - - - - A Residual risk Incorrect measurement and other metrology issues Not applicable - - - - - - - - Incorrect transfer of data Not applicable - - - - - - - - Incorrectly presented data Not applicable - - - - - - - - Details of inadequate performance for intended use Missing / unsuitable maintenance specifications, including inadequate specifications on functional inspections after maintenance operations HAZARD CAUED BY FUNCTIONAL FAULT, MAINTENANCE AND AGEING Not applicable - - - - - - - - All required information is missing 1 1 A Inadequate maintenance Inefficient safety devices 1 3 A Notes on the U.M. Cautions on U.M. 1 1 A A 1 1 A - 6. ANY REIDUAL RIK Doc.nr: 01 : 30/12/2009 Issued:

RIK AEMENT age 18 of 18 By issuing this document, the Management of COMTEC.R.L declares to have taken into account and identified all hazards which could reasonably occur and associated risks have been assessed and reduced to an acceptable level. The overall residual risk must be regarded as totally acceptable. 7. I A NEW RIK AEMENT REQUIRED? No, unless new machine designs or applications are introduced. Doc.nr: 01 : 30/12/2009 Issued: