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MachineSafeguarding
at the
Point of Operation
A Guide for Finding Solutionsto Machine Hazards
About this document —
Machine Safeguarding at the Point of Operation
is an Oregon OSHA Standards andTechnical Resources publication written and compiled by Craig Hamelund. Thanks toEllis Brasch, Mike Lulay, and Mike Mitchell for advice and technical assistance.Thanks to the following individuals for crafting the final document:
Layout and design:
Patricia Young, Oregon OSHA
Editing and proofing:
Karen Murray, DCBS communications
Questions and comments:
We’d like to hear from you. Contact Craig Hamelund,Oregon OSHA Portland Field Office, Public Education, (503) 229-5910, e-mailcraig.hamelund@state.or.us.
Above:
Be Careful Near Machinery
poster, created by Robert Lachenmann (1936) for the Federal Art Project.Source: Library of Congress:
Prints and Photographs Online Catalogue
.
On the cover:
Source: Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development.
Table of Contents
Machine Safeguarding
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Sections
« prev | next »- Introduction
- The importance of machine safeguarding
- Machine Safeguarding
- Abrasive wheel grinder
- Band saw
- Horizontal band saw
- Vertical band saw
- CNC turning machine
- Compacting and baling equipment
- Cut-off saws
- Drill press
- Ironworker
- Jointer
- Lathe
- Metal lathe
- Wood lathe
- Milling machine
- Planer
- Portable Tools
- Power press
- Power press brake
- Power roll forming and bending machine
- Radial-arm saw
- Sanders
- Belt sander
- Disk sander
- Scroll (jig) saw
- Shaper/router
- Shear
- Table saw
- Guarding power-transmission apparatuses
- Lockout/Tagout
- Risk-Reduction Hierarchy
- Training Guidelines
- Basic Safety Principles
- Glossary of Selected Terms
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