Draft: RA & SWP for Fyla Iceblink Supercontinuum Fibre Laser

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Auto-generated draft RA/SWP data file for Fyla Iceblink Supercontinuum Fibre Laser (documents/fyla-supercon.yaml).

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Closes #7

Generated by Claude Code routine from the linked issue. Must be reviewed and verified by a qualified person before merging or use.

Update: the manufacturer datasheet (Iceblink V3, Rev. 04) was supplied directly and used to resolve most of the original [VERIFY: ...] placeholders — see below.

Review checklist

• Risk Assessment content reviewed for completeness and accuracy
• Safe Work Procedure content reviewed for completeness and accuracy
• All technical specifications verified against manufacturer documentation
• ra.risks has sufficient scenarios (8 minimum) — currently 10
• Emergency procedures are accurate and location-specific
• All [VERIFY: ...] and [Insert ...] placeholders resolved
• meta.status updated from Draft to Approved when ready

Confirmed from the manufacturer datasheet (Iceblink V3, Rev. 04)

• Spectral range: 450–2300 nm; visible band 450–850 nm
• Average power: ≥3 W total, of which ≥150 mW is in the visible band (so the majority of output power is invisible near-/short-wave infrared)
• Repetition rate: 80 ± 2 MHz; pulse duration ≤10 ps at 1060 nm (≤250 ps estimated across the full spectrum, per manufacturer)
• Laser class: Class 4, with the manufacturer's own warning label confirming both visible and invisible radiation hazards
• Safety Connections: Interlock / Key (no separate emergency-stop button or shutter is documented — an earlier draft assumed a shutter and this has been corrected)
• Power requirements: 110–220V, 50/60 Hz; cooling: thermoelectric + air

Items still to verify

The datasheet is a summary spec sheet, not the full operating manual, so these remain open:

• Exact step-by-step interlock/key-switch test procedure
• Whether output power is adjustable via the manual or USB software control interface, for reduced-power alignment
• Required laser safety eyewear OD rating across the full 450–2300 nm band — needs a laser safety officer's calculation per AS/NZS IEC 60825.1 using the confirmed pulse parameters
• Confirmation that opening the interlock/key switch is the correct immediate emission-disable action, and whether any additional emergency-stop control exists
• Emergency contact numbers (University Security, Safety Officer) — placeholders left for site-specific details

A reviewer with access to the full Fyla Iceblink operating manual should confirm these before approval.