Machine
guarding training, the purpose of this one-day course is to
give participants the tools to create a formal machine safety
program. To ensure comprehensive safety and health guarding
standards around machinery and equipment in the workplace.
Participants who will benefit from attending this training
include: JHSC - Joint Health And Safety Committee members.
This course is customized for employees
with illiteracy in the workplace, cuts training time in half. We also offer lockout tagout and other industrial
equipment training, as well as workplace development and management
training.
Course
Content:
Recognize
basic types of hazards associated with Machinery and equipment
processes (e.g. both Safety and health related hazards)
Recognize
and identify legal and other applicable standards and guidelines
relevant to Machine Safety
Assess
risk of workplace hazards: adequacy and existence of appropriate
controls, undetected, hazards, incident severity and frequency
considerations, etc.
Assess
compliance of firm, relative to required, standards (legal,
etc.)
Identify
basic types of controls in a Machine Safety, Program: e.g.
guards, procedures (e.g. lockout, ergonomic, chemical handling),
other equipment/devices (e.g. personal controls)
Develop
an Action Plan for implementing Machine, Safety Program
Length: Two hours.
Who
Should Attend Machine Guarding?
Maintenance
staff, engineering staff, intended“ Knowledgeable persons“
(Regulation 8), supervisors, safety coordinators and setup
people. Any person(s) who will be maintaining, setting-up,
cleaning machinery and / or equipment, and will be exposed
to a hazard should the machine be engaged/ energized.
Where
Do We Train?
We
will do training anywhere in North America, we are proud to
be serving our surrounding areas, Hamilton, Burlington, Oakville,
Toronto, London, Kitchener, St. Catherines & Windsor,
Ontario, Canada. Buffalo New York, Jersey, Pennsylvania and
Detroit Michigan U.S.
