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PREPARED BY :
KOSARAJU SAI VIVEK,
I M.PHARMACY,
DEPARTMENT OF
PHARMACEUTICS,
Jss college of pharmacy
Industrial hazards:
It can be defined as any condition produced by or
in industries that may cause injury or death to
personal or loss of product or property.
Hazards may be due to
Mechanical
Electrical
Pollution
FIRE ACCIDDENTS
Fire is an exothermic chemical reaction between
oxygen and fuel.
Combustion
Slow combustion eg: cotton waste burning
Rapid combustion eg: petroleum product
Spontaneous combustion eg: paint, scrap
NFPA classification system
Hot surfaces
Combustible and flammable liquids
Heat utilization equipment's (over heating)
Chemical process equipment's
Lightening
Gas cylinders
Ovens and furnaces
Reactor
Welding and cutting
Spark from metal to metal contact
Carelessness
CAUSES OF FIRE AND EXPLOSION
HAZARDS :
1. Improper storage of flammable oils, greases and fluids,
combustible wastes etc.
2. Smoking by employees.
3. Poor house keeping.
4. Defective heating equipment, electrical equipment and
wiring.
5. Explosive gas leakage.
6. Ignition of gases, vapours or combustible dusts.
7. Inadequate of electric motors.
8. Sparking in electric wires and equipment.
PROTECTION AND PREVENTION
TYPES OF SAFEGUARDING
1. Point of operation guards
2. Feeding/ ejection method
Point of operation guards
Point of operation guards are three types
1. fixed guards
2. Interlocked guards
3. adjustable
• Fixed Guards
it provide a permanent barrier between workers
and point of operation
INTERLOCKED GUARDS
They shut down the machine when the guard is
not securely in place
ADVANTAGES
Allow safe access for removing jams or for
maintenance
ADJUSTABLE GUARDS
They provide a barrier against a variety of
different hazards
FEEDING AND EJECTION SYSTEMS
DANGER
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removed by xyz
Maintenance dpt
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GENERAL PRECAUTIONS
A robot is operating without a Stop the robot & correct the barrier.
protection barrier.
Visitor is wearing a necktie & Immediately pull the visitor back &
observes a lathe machine. have him remove the tie.
An operator is observed disabling a Stop the operator, secure the guard &
guard. take disciplinary action.
ELECTRICAL HAZARDS
A shock is caused by electrical current passing
through human body. The quantity and path of this
current determines the level of damage.
The electrical hazards occurs when a person makes
contact with a conductor carrying a current and
simultaneously contacts the ground.
SOURCES OF ELECTRICAL
HAZARDS
The major causes of electrical shock are:
• Contact with a base wire carrying current.
• Working with electrical equipment that lacks the label
for safety inspection.
• Electrical equipment that has not been property
grounded.
• Working with electrical equipment on damp floors.
Using metal ladders to work on electrical
equipment.
Lighting strikes.
Working on electrical equipment without ensuring
that the power has been shut off.
IMPROPER WIRING