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    1. NExT
    2. Health Safety and Environment (HSE)
    3. Machine Guarding Safety - (Remote Instructor-Led Series)

    Machine Guarding Safety - (Remote Instructor-Led Series)

    • Awareness
    • 1 Day
    • Remote Instructor Led SeriesRemote Instructor Led Series

    • Types of common machinery, machine safeguards, and related OSHA regulations and procedures.
    • Machinery processes, mechanical motions, points of operation.
    • Common OSHA machine guarding violations.
    • Ability to recognize hazards and provide options for control and hazard abatement through machine safeguarding.
    • Workshop inspection and how to check the machine safeguarding.
    • Describe common machine hazards and sources of energy.
    • Identify resources for assisting with machine guarding issues.
    • Determine methods of control and hazard abatement.
    • Select the appropriate machine safeguards.
    • Introduction
    • General Requirements
    • Why Machine Guarding?
    • Regulations and References
    • General Strategy
    • Training Requirements
    • Hazardous Mechanical Actions
    • Rotating Machine Hazards
    • Nip Points: Examples
    • Point of Operation Hazards
    • General Requirements for Guards
    • Basic Strategies
    • Unattended Machine Guarding
    • Power Transmission Guarding
    • Point of Operation Guarding
    • Band Saw Guard
    • Guillotine and Press Guards
    • Saw blade guards
    • Saw blade guards
    • Machine Safety Shutdown
    • Two-Hand Control Switch
    • Gate-Operated lockout switch
    • Photoelectric Machine Guards
    • Automatic Lockout

    Individuals are responsible for overseeing safety in industries such as Oilfield, Construction, Manufacturing, and General Industry.

    • Introduction
    • General Requirements
    • Why Machine Guarding?
    • Regulations and References
    • General Strategy
    • Training Requirements
    • Hazardous Mechanical Actions
    • Rotating Machine Hazards
    • Nip Points: Examples
    • Point of Operation Hazards
    • General Requirements for Guards
    • Basic Strategies
    • Unattended Machine Guarding
    • Power Transmission Guarding
    • Point of Operation Guarding
    • Band Saw Guard
    • Guillotine and Press Guards
    • Saw blade guards
    • Saw blade guards
    • Machine Safety Shutdown
    • Two-Hand Control Switch
    • Gate-Operated lockout switch
    • Photoelectric Machine Guards
    • Automatic Lockout

    Basic understand of health, safety and environment issues.

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