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Title: Subpart O Machine Guarding


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Subpart OMachine Guarding
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Subpart O
  • 1910.211 Definitions
  • 1910.212 General Requirements for all Machines
  • 1910.213 Woodworking Machinery
  • 1910.215 Abrasive Wheel Machinery
  • 1910.216 Mills and Calendars
  • 1910.217 Mechanical Power Presses
  • 1910.218 Forging Machinery
  • 1910.219 Mechanical Power-Transmission

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Basics of machine safeguarding
  • A good rule to remember is
  • Any machine part function or process which may
    cause injury must be safeguarded.

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Basic areas of safeguarding
  • The point of operation
  • Power transmission apparatus
  • Other moving parts (reciprocating, transverse,
    or rotating)

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Motions
  • Rotating (including in-running nip points)
  • Reciprocating
  • Transverse

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Nip points
7
In running nip points on rolls
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Nip points
9
Rotating hazards
Burr
Rotating shaft and pulleys with projecting key
and set screw
Rotating pulley with spokes and projecting burr
on face of pulley
Rotating coupling with projecting bolt heads
10
Pinch points caused by tables
Table
Bed (stationary)
11
Guarding table pinch points
12
Transverse motion of a belt
Transverse motion of belt
13
Safeguarding
  • Guards
  • Prevent access to the danger areas
  • Devices
  • Control access to the point of operation

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Actions
  • Cutting
  • Punching
  • Shearing
  • Bending

15
Different actions
Stock
Cutting tool
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Guards
  • Fixed
  • Interlocked
  • Adjustable
  • Self-adjusting

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Fixed guard on a bandsaw
Wheel guard
Blade guard
Wheel guard
18
Fixed guard on a power press
Stock entering danger zone
Stock exit
Transparent insert in front panel
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Fixed guard enclosing belt and pulleys
Inspection panel
20
Fixed guard on veneer clipping
Guard
21
Fixed guard on a power squaring shear
Blade guard
Throat and gap guard
22
Ends and unused portion of press brake guarded
  • Power press brake (When used in a power press)
  • The requirements of 41231-5-10
  • Shall be applicable to power press brakes when
    used for other than bending operations

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Adjustable guard on horizontal bandsaw
Adjustment knob
Guard
Blade
24
Adjustable guard on power press
Adjustable bars
25
Pedestal grinder
26
Portable grinders
27
Adjustable guard on bandsaw
28
Adjustable guard on table saw
Crank for height adjustment
Handle for extending or retracting guard over
blade
Saw blade
Guard
29
Adjustable guard on wood shaper
Nut for height adjustment
Guard
Base of shaper blade
30
Adjustable guard on router
Adjustment nuts
Guard
Stock
Base of router blade
31
Self-adjusting guard on radial arm saw
32
Self-adjusting guard on circular saw
Guard retracted
Stock
Blade
Guard
33
Self-adjusting guard table saw
First guard
Second guard
34
Self-adjusting guard on jointer
Guard in rest position
Guard
Stock
35
Awareness barrier on back side of shear
Awareness barrier
36
Awareness barrier on stitching machine
Awareness barrier
37
Shields on a drill press and lathe
Transparent shield
Lathe
Drill
38
Devices
  • Presence sensing
  • Photo-electrical
  • Radio-frequency
  • Electromechanical
  • Pullback
  • Restraint

39
Photoelectric presence sensing devices
40
Photoelectric presence sensing devices cont
41
Photoelectric presence sensing device on press
brake
42
Radio-frequency presence sensing device on press
Antenna
Capacitance field
43
Electromechanical sensing device on an eye-letter
  • Similar safety devices are utilized on spot
    welders and riveters

Probe in contact with fingers, machine will not
cycle
Air-operated welder
Rocker-arm welder
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Pullback device on A power press
Pullback mechanism
Danger area
Wristband
45
Pullback device on A press brake
Nylon pullback straps are attached to wristbands
46
Restraint device on A power press
47
Devices
  • Safety controls
  • Safety trip control
  • Pressure-sensitive body bar
  • Safety triprod
  • Safety tripwire cable
  • Two-hand control
  • Two-hand trip

48
Pressure-sensitive body bar on rubber mill
Bar
49
Safety triprod on a rubber mill
50
Safety tripwire cable on A calender
Cable
51
Two-hand control buttons on a part-revolution
clutch power press
Control buttons
52
Two-hand trip buttons on afull-revolution clutch
power press
53
Devices
  • Gates
  • Interlocked
  • Other
  • Location/distance

54
Horizontal injection molding machine with gate
guards
Gate
Handle
55
Power press with gate guards
Gate
56
Robot with fixed barrier guards
Press
Robot
Stock conveyor
Fixed barrier
57
Robot danger areas
Danger area
58
Potential feeding and ejection methods to improve
safety for the operator
  • Automatic feed
  • Semi-automatic feed
  • Automatic ejection
  • Semi-automatic ejection

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Power press with automatic feed
60
Power press with chute feed
Chute inclined as necessary for gravity feeding
61
Power press with sliding die
Handle
Die stop
Die slide
62
Power press with sliding bolster
Bolster in retracted position
Die in stock placement or removal
position(bolster in extended position)
63
Saw with auto indexing mechanism and traveling
head
Blade enclosure guards
Indexing mechanism
Stock
64
Holding tools
Pliers with curved handles for two-handed usage
Duckbill pliers
Right angle jaw tongs for handling flanged or cup
shaped work pieces
Feeding tongs
A lightweight tweeter made of steel springs
Vacuum-tongs for feeding positioning heavy formed
parts
Magnetic lifter twist-off
Double magnet withrelease lever
Tong device used to tube or cup
Double cup lifterwith release button
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Pushing devices
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Five concerns on any machine
  • Safeguarding - guard, device, method
  • Controls - control reliability
  • Disconnect - lockable in off position
  • Starter - magnetic (for drop-out protection)
  • Covers - rotating components covered to 7ft. from
    floor or from working platform.

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Safety blocks installed on power presses
Safety block
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Lockout devices required for all machines
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