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Safety in production and storage environments is of utmost importance. Workplace accidents have serious human and economic consequences. An effective way to improve safety in these environments is to invest in machine guards and safety fence. Here we guide you on what to consider in terms of safety when buying these products. . . #safety #machineguarding #machinesafety #industry #safetymatters #automation #conveyor #standards #safetywebinar #safetyfirst

🔩 Take Care With Compressed Air: Essential Safety Meeting Kit 🔩 Compressed air is a critical tool on construction sites and production lines, but it comes with significant risks if not handled properly. This meeting kit will help you understand the dangers and how to mitigate them. What's at Stake: 🚧 Compressed air assists in various tasks, from removing to installing refractories, but without proper safety measures and training, it can cause severe injuries. The Dangers Include: 🧯 Projected Particles: Dust, oil, and other substances can cause eye, ear, or face injuries. ⚠️ Whipping Hose: Sudden release of air can turn hoses into dangerous whips. 💥 Air Contact: Direct contact can cut skin or cause serious internal injuries. 🔧 Tool Failure: Poor maintenance can lead to tool explosions. 🔊 Noise Exposure: High noise levels can cause hearing damage. 🌫️ Chemical Risks: Dispersed particles and oil mists can create hazardous environments. Best Safety Guidelines: 🛠️ Regular Equipment Inspections: Ensure all equipment is in good working condition. 📚 Proper Training: Only trained and competent employees should operate compressed air machines. 🪛 Hose Management: Keep hoses free of cracks, damage, and away from grease and oil. 🔗 Secure Connections: Prevent accidental disconnections and hose whipping. 🥽 Proper PPE: Always wear eye and hearing protection. Compressed air is essential but potentially dangerous. Make safety a priority with our comprehensive meeting kit. 📥 Get the whole meeting kit here: Download Now #SafetyNow #WorkplaceSafety #CompressedAirSafety #ConstructionSafety #OHS #SafetyTraining #ToolSafety #IndustrialSafety #HealthAndSafety

Here at Mechanical Solutions we have an enhanced safety ladder program. We only use ladders as a last resort and when we do, we use specialized platform ladders which provide a more stable working platform. What are some ladder safety programs your business has implemented? Let us know in the comments!

Conveyor belts are complex systems that, while essential in various industries, present significant risks of injury or death if not operated and maintained properly. With the inherent dangers associated with their operation, it is crucial to implement common safety practices and utilise built-in safety mechanisms to protect workers. Discover how to maintain a safe working environment around these conveyor belt systems by reading this article. Please email your conveyor belt enquiries to sales@doublearrow.com.au #conveyorbelts #materialshandling #steelcordbelting

HYDRAULIC FLUID SPLASH Hydraulic fluid splash poses significant risks in industrial environments. When pressurized hydraulic systems experience leaks or bursts, fluid can forcefully eject, potentially causing severe injuries. Hydraulic fluid is often under high pressure and may contain harmful chemicals, making contact with skin or eyes hazardous. Proper safety precautions, including wearing protective gear such as goggles and gloves, are essential when working with hydraulic systems. Regular maintenance and inspections can help detect and prevent leaks before they escalate into dangerous situations. Additionally, adequate training and awareness among workers about the dangers of hydraulic fluid splash can mitigate risks and promote a safer work environment.

1. Elimination: This involves completely removing the hazard or the need to perform the hazardous task. For example, replacing a toxic chemical with a non-toxic alternative. 2. Substitution: If elimination isn’t feasible, substitution involves replacing the hazard with something less hazardous. For instance, using a less toxic chemical instead of a highly toxic one. 3. Engineering controls: These are physical changes designed to isolate people from the hazard. Examples include installing machine guards or ventilation systems. 4. Administrative controls: These involve changing work practices or policies to reduce exposure to the hazard. Examples include implementing safe work procedures or providing training. 5. Personal protective equipment: This is the last line of defense and involves providing protective gear like goggles, gloves, or respirators. The hierarchy of control is designed to ensure hazards are dealt with at the source rather than relying solely on workers to mitigate risks. It’s a proactive approach that aims to create safer workplaces by systematically reducing or eliminating hazards in the most effective way possible. #Safety #Construction

Are you aware of the dangers of a crack or hole in a conveyor belt and how important it is to repair them in time?    Cracks or holes in a conveyor belt may seem like minor damages, but if not repaired in time, they can lead to serious problems that will affect your operation and workplace safety. Among others, the most important hazards that can be avoided with timely repair are: 1. Progressive damage ⚙️ Both cracks and holes can spread rapidly, weakening the belt structure. If not repaired in time, they can lead to catastrophic failures. 2. Loss of material 📉 A hole allows the material to spill out, resulting in product loss, reducing operating efficiency and increasing waste and cleanup costs. 3. Unplanned downtime and high costs ⛔ Cracks and holes can cause emergency stops on your production line. This leads to decreased productivity and higher repair costs. 4. Safety risk ⚠️ Unexpected failure of a conveyor belt can endanger operators, as products or parts of the belt can fly off, causing accidents. 5. Premature component wear 🔧  Belt damage causes imbalance in the idlers and pulleys, which increases the wear of these components, raising maintenance costs and reducing the service life of the system. 6. Contamination and mixing of materials 🔄 In applications where different types of materials are carried, cracks or holes can generate cross contamination, affecting the quality and safety of the final product.  The importance of repairing them with the right machinery Repairing cracks and holes immediately is essential to avoid these hazards. The machinery used for the repair plays a crucial role in guaranteeing a durable and efficient solution. Fonmar is the reference brand in vulcanizing equipment for conveyor belts. The Repla and Repce models allow fast and accurate repair, applying the right pressure to ensure that the belt is as good as new. With Fonmar, you can be sure that repairs will be carried out safely, reliably and efficiently, ensuring the maximum service life of your conveyor belt. 🔧 Fonmar, your best ally to keep your production line running without risks or unexpected failure for any clarifications, please do not hesitate to contact us on: sales@kenz-jo.com

Inspections should include checking the structural integrity of the crane, the condition of the boom, hoist, hydraulic systems, and the operation of safety devices like load indicators and limit switches. Ensuring that all parts are in good working condition prevents accidents and equipment failure during operations. Fire extinguishers are a critical component of workplace safety. Regular inspections are necessary to ensure they are fully charged, accessible, and in proper working condition.

It looks a useful tool. especially when the lifting materials is a routine task. Sea port construction projects, we had simultaneous lifting in different places. However it’s important to set up the specific lifting chart for each crane and attention in the crane accessories.

PUWER assessments written up for a client today.... always interesting to assess the safety of machinery