1 Do you know why we are here, to talk about how curly fries were invented?
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Do you know why we are here, to talk about how
curly fries were invented?
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To aid in the
identification of
machine hazards.
Objectives:
To enable you to identify the guard and it’s function
To reduce accidents that may
occur in the workplace
through the use of
machine guards and
other safety devices.
Machine GuardingWarning: Graphic content ahead.
Crushed hands and arms, severed fingers, and blindness are a couple of examples of possible machinery-related injuries.
Safeguards are essential for protecting workers from preventable machinery related injuries.
“They told me I could become anything, so I became ground beef.”
Prevent contact - prevent worker’s body or clothing from contacting hazardous moving parts
Secure - firmly secured to machine and not easily removed Protect from falling objects - ensure that no objects can fall into
moving parts Create no new hazards – guards must not have shear points,
jagged edges or unfinished surfaces Create no interference - must not prevent worker from performing
the job quickly and comfortably Allow safe lubrication - if possible, be able to lubricate the
machine without removing the safeguards
Requirements for Safeguards
Guard: means shielded, fenced, or enclosed by a covers, casings, troughs, spillways or railings, or guarded by position or location.
Purpose: To prevent any part of the body from coming in contact with moving parts of machinery or equipment which could cause injury to personnel.
What is a guard, and what is its purpose?
Fixed Guard: Provides a barrier - a permanent part of the machine, preferable to all other types of
guards and most used.
Adjustable Guard: Provides a barrier
which may be adjusted to
facilitate a variety of production operations.
Self-Adjusting Guard
Provides a barrier which moves
according to the size of the stock entering
the danger area.
Examples of typical guards found in the Maritime Industry.
Safety Jeopardy
1915 1917 Missing Guards
What’s Wrong?
Q $100
Q $300
Q $200 Q $200
Q $300 Q $300Final JeopardyQ $400
Q $100
Q $200
Q $300
Q $400
Q $100 Q $100
Q $200
Q $400
$100 Question - 1915True or False
The maximum angular exposure of a grinding wheel’s side’s shall not
exceed 90 degrees.
$100 Answer - 1915
Safety Jeopardy
False: OSHA 1915.134(e)
The maximum angular exposure of a grinding wheel’s side’s shall not
exceed 180 degrees.
$200 Question - 1915
True or False
Moving parts of machinery in a dry dock must be
guarded.
$200 Answer - 1915
Safety Jeopardy
OSHA 1915.131(d)
True
$300 Question - 1915True or False
Workers must be thoroughly trained by a Shipyard
Competent Person before using powder-actuated
fastening tools.
$300 Answer - 1915
Safety Jeopardy
OSHA 1915.135(c)False: Workers must be thoroughly trained by a competent person (not the Shipyard Competent Person) before using powder-actuated fastening tools.
$400 Question - 1915
True or False:
You can take a guard from an angle grinder and put it
on a buckeye grinder.
$400 Answer - 1915
Safety Jeopardy
False (Not unless specifically stated by the manufacturer.)
$100 Question – 1917
True or False
LOTO on machinery is not required if you are working
alone.
$100 Answer – 1917
Safety Jeopardy
False 1917.151(b)(7)
$200 Question - 1917Multiple Choice
______ Zones on machines, equipment used by employees shall be
guardeda) Contactb) Dangerc) Work d) Grind
$200 Answer - 1917
Safety Jeopardy
OSHA 1917.151(b)
b) Danger
$300 Question – 1917
Multiple Choice:
Grinding wheels shall sit ______ on the spindle.
a) Side waysb) Tautlyc) Freelyd) Loosely
$300 Answer - 1917OSHA 1917.151(g)(5)
c) Freely
Safety Jeopardy
$400 Question - 1917True or False
Machine guarding is not required when, mounted
grinding wheel is 2” (5 cm) and smaller in diameter and used in portable operations.
$400 Answer - 19171917.151(g)(3)(ii)
True
Safety Jeopardy
Lathe
$100 Question – Missing Guard
$100 Answer - Missing Guards
Safety Jeopardy
Adjusting chuck guard
Flying debris
Entanglement
Adjusting debris guard
Lathe
$200 Question – Missing Guards
Vertical Band Saw
Safety Jeopardy
$200 Answer - Missing Guards
Adjustable guard
No adjustable guard on
blade
Vertical Band Saw
Though not in first picture a full enclosure
$300 Question – Missing GuardBlaster
Safety Jeopardy
$300 Answer - Missing Guards
Covered chain and sprocket
Exposed shafts, chains, and sprockets
Blaster
$400 Question – Missing Guards
Plasma Cutter
Safety Jeopardy
$400 Answer - Missing Guards
Install light curtains or fixed barrier with
interlocking gates around cutter
Contact with moving head
of cutter
Plasma Cutter
$100 Question – What’s Wrong
$100 Answer – What’s Wrong
Safety Jeopardy
$200 Question – What’s Wrong
$200 Answer – What’s Wrong”
Safety Jeopardy
Missing Guard
$300 Question - What’s Wrong
$300 Answer – What’s Wrong
Safety Jeopardy
$400 Question – What’s Wrong
How many things are wrong?
$400 Answer – What’s Wrong
Safety Jeopardy
19 issues identified
Lack of Understanding of Machine Guarding Requirements Improper Design or Installation Failure to Consider All Risks Inadequate Controls to Ensure That Guards Are Adjusted &
Maintained Belief That Manufacturer Is Responsible for Machine Guarding
Five Serious Machine Guarding Problems
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Always remember having proper guards on machinery and equipment isn’t just a safety hazard but can also affect: Production Finances Injury rate / future contracts Life
Summary