Machine Guarding: A Managment & Employee Safety Program
Involve your whole team and prevent some of the most common OSHA violations (OSHA Subpart O).
If you think most machines have adequate guarding already in place, think
again. Violations under OSHA’s machine guarding regulations (Subpart
O) have consistently ranked second in number only to those for toxic and hazardous
substances (Subpart Z). And when it comes to the dollar amounts of these fines,
machine guarding consistently tops the list. This training program helps you
reach managers, supervisors and employees alike with information about how
they can contribute to an effective machine guarding effort.
Keller’s Machine Guarding training program features a video that explains
the roles of management and employees, discusses the elements of a sound machine
guarding policy, and looks at the responsibilities each person has for maintaining
a safe work environment. Also included are materials to “train the trainers”
— guides that help supervisors and others create training programs for
employees. And there are materials for employees themselves — handbooks,
posters, and more — that educate them about their machine guarding responsibilities.
The program even includes Risk Evaluation Forms to help you look at your
machinery with “fresh eyes.” Based on actual OSHA inspector guidelines,
these forms will help you spot machine guarding problems before they become
citations, and give you some direction in addressing the problems you find.
Here’s what the program includes:
1 18-Minute VHS Training Video
1 64-Page Training Preparation Guide
1 Instructor’s Guide
10 Employee Handbooks
8 Overhead Transparency Masters
1 Training Log
1 U.S. Regulation Reprint (including 29 CFR Part 1910, Subpart O)
1 Awareness Poster
10 Risk Evaluation Forms
3 Machine Guarding Safety Labels
10 Wallet Cards.
ISBN 1-57943-207-7
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