process for recording and reporting any substrate irregularities process for checking for ink compatibility criteria to be used to check the stencil compatibility limitations when setting the substrate position precautionswhen applying ink to the screen products and materials that are used to keep the equipment clean OHS concerns when producing a semi-automatic print quality control devices that are used to check the print standards variables/tolerances needing to be aware of when checking the print to the proof relationship between ink film thickness and ink density maximum and minimum ink densities permissible properties that determine belt speed properties that determine heat unit setting for curing final approval before commencing the production run quality inspection during printing regularity of inspecting for quality monitoring ink during the print run purpose of workplace documentation OHS concerns in relationship to monitoring drying/curing systems? maintenance that should be carried out on this machine expected result of not reporting faulty equipment result of stacking while the ink film is still wet advantages of labelling prior to removal result of not taking action if problems occur with the progress of the job advantages that result from proper labelling and storage of excess inks and materials OHS practices that must be adhered to when reclaiming screens result of not keeping screens and squeegees clean result of not following correct procedures when disposing of liquid waste result of not keeping equipment and surrounding areas clean storing screens to minimise damage documentation dealing with spilt chemicals
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