114 Machine Guarding

Topics

OSHA Standard for Machine Guarding

Machine Guarding one of OSHAs Top Ten Violated Standards

Identifying OSHA Requirements for Machine Guarding

Understanding the Types of Machine Hazards

Hazardous Mechanical Motions and Actions

Machine Guarding Design and Installation

Identifying the Principles of Effective Machine Guarding

Types of Machine Guards

General Specifications for Adjusting Machine Guards

Machine Guard Construction

Requirements for Safeguards

Inspecting and Maintaining Machine Guards to Ensure They are Effective

Point of Operation Inspection and Maintenance

Training on Machine Guarding

Course Details

Modules

Hours

$25. 0

Sectors 0

All Industries

Introduction

Welcome to this one-hour machine guarding course for general industry. This course is designed to provide you with a comprehensive understanding of the hazards associated with machinery in the workplace and the importance of effective machine guarding to prevent injuries. By the end of this course, you will be able to identify specific hazards associated with machinery, understand the principles of effective machine guarding, and be familiar with OSHA’s machine guarding standards and requirements. You will also learn how to inspect and maintain machine guards, identify deficiencies, and develop a machine guard maintenance and inspection program. In addition, you will be trained on safe work practices and procedures when working with machines and machine guards, and understand the importance of providing training to workers on machine guarding. Thank you for taking this important step in protecting the safety and health of workers in the workplace.

Course Description

This one-hour machine guarding course for general industry is designed to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of the hazards associated with machinery in the workplace and the importance of effective machine guarding to prevent injuries. Participants will learn how to identify specific hazards associated with machinery, understand the principles of effective machine guarding, and be familiar with OSHA’s machine guarding standards and requirements. The course will cover how to inspect and maintain machine guards, identify deficiencies, and develop a machine guard maintenance and inspection program. In addition, participants will be trained on safe work practices and procedures when working with machines and machine guards and understand the importance of providing training to workers on machine guarding. By the end of the course, participants will be equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to identify, evaluate, and address machine guarding hazards in their workplace, ultimately helping to protect the safety and health of workers.

Course Objectives

At the end of the course participants should be able to:

Identify specific hazards associated with machines in the workplace: Participants will learn to identify the different types of hazards associated with machines in the workplace, including pinch points, rotating parts, flying debris, and other hazards.
Understand the principles of effective machine guarding: Participants will learn the fundamental principles of effective machine guarding, including the different types of guards, the importance of selecting the appropriate guard for a specific machine, and how to properly install and maintain guards.
Familiarize with OSHA’s machine guarding standards and requirements: Participants will become familiar with OSHA’s machine guarding standards and requirements, including the general requirements for all machines, as well as specific requirements for certain types of machines.
Learn how to inspect and maintain machine guards: Participants will learn how to inspect and maintain machine guards to ensure they are effective, including identifying and addressing deficiencies in guards.
Understand safe work practices and procedures when working with machines and machine guards: Participants will learn safe work practices and procedures for working with machines and machine guards, including how to properly position themselves when using machinery, how to use machine controls, and how to shut down the machine in an emergency.
Develop a machine guard maintenance and inspection program: Participants will learn how to develop a machine guard maintenance and inspection program, including how to establish a schedule for regular inspections, how to document inspections, and how to address deficiencies in machine guards.
Provide training to workers on the importance of machine guarding: Participants will learn the importance of providing training to workers on machine guarding, including how to identify hazards associated with machinery, how to properly use guards, and how to report deficiencies in machine guarding to a supervisor.

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