What is prohibited once protective devices are installed?

The prohibition following the installation of protective devices primarily pertains to unauthorized removal. Protective devices are designed to enhance safety and security by preventing access to hazardous areas or equipment. Removing these devices without proper authorization can lead to significant safety risks, increase the potential for foreign object debris (FOD) incidents, and compromise the integrity of the protective measures put in place.

Once these devices are installed, it is crucial that only qualified personnel, who understand the implications and safety protocols associated with their removal, are permitted to do so. This ensures that the protective environment remains intact and that safety standards are upheld.

Daily inspection, regular cleaning, and documentation updates may still occur under the appropriate guidelines and processes. These activities help maintain safety and ensure that protective measures are functioning as intended, but unauthorized removal of such devices could lead to dangerous situations or accidents.