Engineers. Kristin Petaski, P.Eng Mike Gordon, P.Eng

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2 Engineers Kristin Petaski, P.Eng Mike Gordon, P.Eng

3 What we will cover: Introduction to Administrative Controls Safe Work Procedures Training Lockout Emergency Plans Questions?

4 Hierarchy of Controls Effectiveness decreases as you move lower

5 Low on the hierarchy but very important Procedures, training, etc. Best used to compliment other measures

6 Winnipeg Free Press Story Plant Employee lucky to be alive.

7 Safe Work Procedure Task name partment: Written By: Approved By: Date Created: Date of last Revision: Hazards Present: Personal Protective Equipment or Devices Required: Training: gns and symptoms of a musculoskeletal injury (MSI) can include pain, burning, swelling, color changes, numbness/tingling, and loss of movement or strength in a body part. A worker should inform their upervisor if they experience these or other signs and symptoms so the work tasks can be re-assessed. Steps to complete the task safely: Guidance Documents/ Standards / Applicable Legislation / Other: Manitoba Workplace Safety and Health Regulations M.R. 217/2006 parts 2.1, 8, 10, 11, 39.5, Task Monitoring Process The employer will monitor the effectiveness of any control measures implemented to reduce the risk of musculoskeletal injury

8 Section 16.2(1) An Employer must a) develop and implement safe work procedures respecting all machines and tools in the workplace; b) train workers in the safe work procedures; and c) ensure that workers comply with the safe work procedures

9 Section 16.2(2) The safe work procedures must include practices and procedures dealing with the lockout of machines used in the workplace

10 Section 15 refers to Safe Work Practices

11 Indicate the hazards in the process HAZARDS: Crush in Point of Operation Struck by Bending Material Drop Material, Cut from Edge of Material Heat from Hydraulic Tank & Cylinders Pinch Points at Back of Machine Sprain/Strain from Lifting

12 List the PPE required. Indicate the hazard its protecting the worker from PPE REQUIRED: - Ear Plugs - Safety Glasses - Steel-Toed Boots - Tight-Fitting Kevlar Gloves

13 List the training provided. Indicate the training records referenced. TRAINING REQUIRED: -press brake operation -light curtain operation -crane operation

14 Indicate the safeguards in the process. SAFEGUARDS: -light curtain -rear barrier fence -side guarding

15 What should be noted with this process step? 5 5. Activate Press a) Ensure all persons are clear of point of operation. b) Always use press in hand/foot operating mode. c) If second operator is required, always ensure second foot pedal is activated. d) Be aware of material bending during cycle.

16 What should be noted with this process step? 5 H1 5. Activate Press a) Ensure all persons are clear of point of operation. b) Always use press in hand/foot operating mode. c) If second operator is required, always ensure second foot pedal is activated. H1 d) Be aware of material bending during cycle. H2 H1

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18 Best Practices Make them visual, use pictures Safe Work Procedures can be the same as your other operating procedures List the safeguarding controls and how they are used

19 Training records for all administrative controls. Reviewed yearly. Training when any updates are done.

20 Plant Policy Machine Specific

21 Section to Outlines the requirements for lockout, the use of safe work procedures, removing locks and transfer locks.

22 This Standard specifies requirements for controlling hazardous energy associated with potentially harmful machines, equipment, and processes

23 Plant Policy Outlines the general rules for lockout Responsibilities for lockout Use of locks

24 What are the forms of energy on this piece of equipment?

25 Machine Specific More detailed when multiple forms of energy or multiple points of lockout

26 Indicate pictorially where the lockout points are for the different types of energy

27 Energy Source Potential Hydraulic Electrical List the energy sources. Use colour coding for each type. Pneumatic

28 Energy Type and Source Location Lockout Procedures Verification Procedures Electrical A1 Power down machine, turn off main power On main control pedestal, disconnect, install lock push START or RAM ENABLE Hydraulic A2 Bottom our ram or place safety blocks in ram On main control pedestal, push START or RAM ENABLE List the procedures for isolation, indicate the verification procedure.

29 EMERGENCY PLAN ACCURPRESS PRESS BRAKE Notes: 1. This plan is a specific emergency rescue plan for the Accupress press brake. It contains information relating to the press brake and not general emergency plan details. 2. Training should be provided on this plan, recorded on the training record and reviewed annually. 3. All safety components mentioned in this procedure should be tested daily to ensure proper working order. Types of Emergencies and Procedures: Trapped in Machine 1. Never inch the press to free a trapped person, use e-stop or ram up buttons. 2. If possible hit ram up button and lift ram electrically. Extract operator, perform first aid, and call for help. 3. If electrical controls are not responding, release hydraulic valve, use hydraulic jack to lift ram, perform first aid, and call for help. Electrical Fire 1. Locate Type C fire extinguisher, extinguish fire. 2. Call Fire Department. Crush or Amputation 1. Contact first responders. 2. Apply first aid, call for help. Hydraulic Fluid Spill 1. Wear chemical resistant gloves and safety glasses. 2. Block off spill area. 3. Clean up spill using rags or absorbent granules. Emergency Team Members: Function Name Title Contact Number First Aid Mechanical Electrical Supervisor

30 Outlines the need for general emergency plans (fire, flood, chemical spill, etc).

31 Section 17 outlines the need for an emergency plan for punch presses and press brakes.

32 The emergency plan shall include (a) the names of people to be contacted to assist in the rescue. These names shall be posted in a conspicuous place within the immediate work area; (b) a procedure to be followed for releasing an entrapped hand, finger, or other body part; (c) training of at least one person per working shift in rescue procedures; (d) appropriate tools and equipment to achieve rescue; (e) posting a summary of the rescue procedures on appropriate machines; and (f) a means of releasing an entrapped member or person from accessory or auxiliary equipment associated with the press danger zone.

33 Emergency Team Members: Function Name Title Contact Number First Aid Mechanical Electrical Supervisor

34 Types of Emergencies and Procedures: Trapped in Machine 1. Never inch the press to free a trapped person, use e-stop or ram up buttons. 2. If possible hit ram up button and lift ram electrically. Extract operator, perform first aid, and call for help. 3. If electrical controls are not responding, release hydraulic valve, use hydraulic jack to lift ram, perform first aid, and call for help. Electrical Fire 1. Locate Type C fire extinguisher, extinguish fire. 2. Call Fire Department. Crush or Amputation 1. Contact first responders. 2. Apply first aid, call for help. Hydraulic Fluid Spill 1. Wear chemical resistant gloves and safety glasses. 2. Block off spill area. 3. Clean up spill using rags or absorbent granules.

35 Rescue Kit Contents: Item Location First Aid Kit Hydraulic Jack Type C Fire Extinguisher Spill Kit

36 To decrease risk even further

37 When the machine is installed, you want to complete your risk assessment and verify you have a safe piece of equipment. Ask your installer to participate. Have them signoff and provide written documentation that the safeguards are installed as required.

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