Automation technician - workplace hazards

Automation technicians face a variety of workplace hazards including physical injuries like

• crushing

• cuts

• bruises

• fever

There are risks associated with interacting with robots, such as

• crushing

• trapping injuries

• mechanical failures

• collision accidents

Automation technicians can be pinned or crushed by machinery or robots, particularly during

• maintenance

• when malfunction occurs

• eating breakfast

• charging a phone

Repetitive Strain Injuries can be caused by

• repetitive movements

• awkward postures

• prolonged work without rest

• prolonged work with rest

What can cause cuts and bruises?

• angry boss

• sharp edges

• malfunctions

• moving parts

What does RSI stand for?

Exposure to flying debris, chemicals or lasers during maintenance can cause

• ear injuries

• eye injuries

• leg injuries

• arm injuries

Equipment providing power and control to robots can create

What can cause tripping hazards?

• loose wires

• eneven floors

• obstacles on the factory floor

• your own legs

Personal Protective Equipment includes

• gloves

• safety glasses

• hearing protection

• woolen hat