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Robotic
Safety Program Objectives: Will provide basic safety
training for workers who enter a robotic work cell for either minor
or major work.
This will: Increase their
knowledge and awareness of the hazards and controls and enable them
to enter the cell safely
Reduce the risk of accidents
and injuries
Assist management and the
company to meet the obligations under the Occupational Health and Safety
Act
Content:
Occupational Health &
Safety Act - responsibilities of employers, supervisors and workers.
Canadian Standards Association
Z434-03 Industrial Robots and Robot Systems – General Safety Requirements
Common terminology
Pre-shift checklist and
checks of light curtains, laser scanners, floor mats, barriers, indicator
lights
Common Hazards and Controls
Personal Protective Equipment
Regulations Regarding
Lock-Out common terminology
common hazards and controls
identification of energy
sources
blocking and bleeding stored
energy
Step-by-step Lockout procedure
Common mistakes
Case histories
Suggested Participants:
Supervisors and all workers
who enter robotic work cells
Course Duration:
· One day (maximum group
size is 20).
Print
Reading and Metrology Training
Print Reading And Metrology Objectives:
To teach the functional
use of your company’s prints and fixtures so as to enable workers
to ensure the manufacture of acceptable parts and reduce scrap.
Note: This seminar can be customized
to reflect the requirements of the customer’s workplace by using
their actual parts and prints in the training sessions. Topics may be
added or deleted to suit the customer’s specific needs.
Content: Importance of correct measurement
and ensuring high-quality parts.
Handling and care of measuring
devices.
Proper completion of first
off, in-process and last off forms.
Print reading.
Tolerances, dimensions,
scales.
Basic geometry.
Understanding the Metric
and Imperial systems.
Types of measuring devices
(vernier calipers, micrometers, protractors, pin gauges, squares, rules,
fixtures, go/no go gauges etc.).
Calibration.
Use of fixtures and measuring
devices.
Part features.
Indicators of incorrect
operation.
·Weld symbols.
Written and practical testing.
Suggested Participants:
This course is intended to
provide a basic level of skill for punch and brake press operators, welders,
inspectors, die setters, supervisors and others who must check a part
to a print for quality purposes.
Length: 2
days (groups
of 10 maximum)
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