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Identify hazards that occur around machinery
Hazards common to abrasive wheels, power transmissions, mills, and calenders
Portable tool safeguarding
Select appropriate OSHA standard(s) that apply to a hazard
Identify options to achieve abatement to hazards
Identify machinery and guarding requirements
Guarding devices
Lockout/Tagout
Control of hazardous energy sources (lockout/tagout)
Electrical safety-related work practices
Create a Job Hazard Analysis
Hazards & Standard Workshop consisted of an inspection of a facility that manufactured rims for commerical lawn equipment, assembled the rims to tires, and stored the assembled product until ready to ship. The inspection consisted of hazard analysis, the OSHA Standard associated with each hazard, and suggestions for abating each hazard. A Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) was written for specific job positions. Machinery inspected included hydraulic forging presses, clutch forging presses (full & part rotation), drills, powered hand tools, robotics, automatic feed power presses and welding equipment. Safety precautions/awareness observed during inspection included personal protective equipment (eye protection, ear plugs, steel toe shoes), pressure sensitive body bar, light curtains, shields, gates, rails/awareness barriers, signs, blocks, posted Lockout/Tagout procedures, operator positioning, adjustable guards, fixed/mounted guards, rotating component guards (belts & pulleys, chain & sprokets), hand tools, two hand trip devices, two person two hand trip devices, guards for trip devices, emergency stop devices, point of operation guards, rear of machine guarding, foot pedal guards and working envelope of robotics.
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