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Category
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Description
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Hazard
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Standard
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Corrective Action
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Machine Guarding |
Unguarded nip points at the "Cam Ends" of Chucker. |
Machine guarding was not privided to protect employees against hazards created by in-going nip points at Acme Gridley Screw Machines, a.k.a. "Chuckers" . |
1910.212(a)(1) |
Attach extensions to an existing upper curved metal shroud which was serving as a coolant splash guard. |
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Machine Guarding |
Hog Mill |
The chipper operator's hands and arms were exposed to contacting the cutter knives at a hog mill. The hog mill was not designed and arranged so that from no position on the rims of the chute were the distance to the cutter knives were less than 40 inches. |
1910.265(c)(21)(ii)9a) |
Install a chute so that the distance from the knives to the end of the chute was a least 40 inches. |
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Machine Guarding |
Trimmer Saws |
Employees working in sawmill were exposed to the hazard of being struck by flying wood chips and debris from trimmer saws. |
1910.265(c)(4)(ii)(a) |
Install a baffle at the trimmer saws to protect employees from flying chips and debris. |
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Machine Guarding |
Air compressor with an unguarded belt and pulley |
Unguared belt and pulley |
1910.219(e)(1)(i) |
install guard |
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Machine Guarding |
photo shows interlock switch on a mold machine. The switch had not been properly maintained and failed to stop the machine when the hood was opened, exposing employees to moving parts. |
Interlock device was repaired and tested to ensure that it stopped the machine when the hood was opened. |
1910.212(a)(4) |
Interlock device was repaired and tested to ensure that it stopped the machine when the hood was opened. |
