Machine Guarding Safety Training
OSHA Safety Regulations for Industrial Machinery
OSHA Training -- Machine Safeguarding
This in-depth training course includes such topics as machine guarding, OSHA Regulations, ANSI Standards, Machinery Risk Assessments, lockout / tagout, safety warning labels, interlocks, and E-stops.
The training seminar will cover the OSHA and ANSI requirements to properly safeguard machines and equipment – focused specifically on the applicable US regulations for machinery.These are the regulations that you MUST follow in the United States.
Upon completion of this seminar, participants should have a significantly improved understanding of the OSHA, ANSI, and ISO regulations and standards that apply to the type of machines and equipment. In addition, participants should be able to identify different hazards during the risk assessment process, and understand the implementation of risk assessment per ANSI standards.
The objectives for the seminar is:
to learn the OSHA requirements for machines and equipment, including
machines guarding PPE machine noise warning labels lockout/tagout emergency stops interlocks light curtains
to learn the ANSI standards for Machine Safeguarding, for the above topics to train or refresh the participants on equipment Hazard and Risk Assessment
OSHA Regulations for Machine Safety
OSHA Regulations form the framework for Manufacturing Safety within the United States:Subpart O - Machinery and Machine Guarding. Subpart I - Personal Protective Equipment. Subpart S - Electrical equipment and electrical hazards. Section 147 -Control of Hazardous Energy (Lockout/Tagout) Section 146 - Permit Required Confined Spaces Section 145 - Specification for Accident Prevention Sign & Tags
ANSI Standards for Machine Safeguarding
For Manufacturers and OEMs, the following ANSI standards are the most relevant and important:ANSI B11.0 (2015) - Safety of Machinery – General Requirements and Risk Assessment ANSI B11.19 (2010) - Performance Standard for Safeguarding ANSI Z535.4 (2011) - Product Safety Signs and Labels ANSI Z535.6 (2011) - Product Safety Information in Product Manuals
The Head Trainer
William S. Howard
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Please note that because I travel frequently, I am often unable to pick up phone calls.
But if you leave a message, I'll call you back
within 24 hours. And I'll always respond to emails.Testimonials
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This course greatly expanded my understanding of how OSHA is force of law, as well as the
differences between OSHA and ANSI standards!
Phillip H., Electrical Engineer
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I now have a clear understanding of what OSHA enforces, and how to use ANSI
and other consensus standards, to design a safe machine.
Will Murray, Chief Engineer, Sinclair International
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What I liked about the course: The Big Picture of safety. All the parts of creating it.
Highly recommended!
Corey L., Mechanical Engineer, Aggressive Tooling
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Very Informative!
Bob R., Designer
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Risk Assessments are now required in the USA, and William Howard shows you how to
properly perform them.
John D., Safety Technology Manager at Siemens Industry Inc.
Why We are Unique
We specialize exclusively in manufacturing safety - training geared to manufacturers. We offer only advanced, high level training. Our training is individually tailored, customized to your machines. We can add any personalized training desired by the customer. We teach on-site at your facility, or at our headquarters in Atlanta. Training is provided in all 50 states across the USA. Taught by a machine safety expert - an actual accredited expert in the area of machine safety. All participants earn a completion safety certificate.
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