What is an area on the machine where the work is performed on the material?

What type of Guard is pictured below?

Movement of a machine part in a straight continuous line

Motion of a Machine part that moves in a circular motion on an axis.

An up or down or back and forth movement of a machine part

What is this an example of?

What is used a device used to keep employees safe from moving parts of a machine?

What type of guard is this an example of?

What is this an example of?

_______________  is a movable barrier that prevents access to hazardous areas and shuts off power when it is opened or pushed out of position

Select the areas on a machine that require safeguarding. (Hint: there is more than one)

What type of Cutting Action is pictured below?

An area on machine where work is preformed on material?

What is this an example of?

What is this an example of?

There are ___ basic areas on a machine that require safeguarding.

A ___ device is a safeguard device that holds back the operator’s hands and prevents them from crossing into the point of operation or other hazardous areas.

The two main methods of safeguarding machines include guards and safeguarding devices.

A(n) ___ guard is a movable barrier that prevents access to hazardous areas and shuts off or disengages the power when it is opened or pushed out of position.

A ___ is a safeguard device that uses a movable barrier to protect the operator at the point of operation before the machine cycle can be started.

Examples of ___ include caution tape or a barricade with flashing lights.

Types of ___ include presence-sensing, pullback, restraint, safety trip control, two-hand control, two-hand trip, and gates.

Machine safeguards protect machine operators and other employees in the work area from hazards created by nip points, rotating parts, flying debris, and sparks.

What is the purpose of this piece of equipment?

You should always apply the Lockout/Tagout Devices to the equipment as the first step in a Lockout/Tagout procedure.

Thermal Energy

Electrical Energy

Pneumatic Energy

Hydraulic Energy

Radiant Energy

A __________ is a procedure for securing an energy isolating device in an off, closed, or neutral position.

You can not Lockout an electrical cord.

This is an example of what?

What is the last step when preforming a Lockout/Tagout Procedure before you work on the machine or equipment?

__________ is the procedure for the placement of a Tagout device normally accompanied by some form of a lockout device.

It is always ok to remove someone else's Lockout/Tagout Equipment if you need to start the machine.

What type of energy is the piece equipment used for locking out below below?

An _____________  is a person who's job is running or using the piece of equipment that is being worked on.

What type of equipment is this?

It is your life that could be at stake if you do not use proper Lockout/Tagout Procedures while working on a piece of equipment.

How many Lockout/Tagout devices should be used for for separate contractors working on the same piece of machinery?

The lockout/tagout standard does not apply to servicing or maintaining cord-and-plug-connected electrical equipment when the equipment is unplugged from its energy source and the plug is under the exclusive control of the employee performing the service and/or maintenance activity.

An employee authorized to work on equipment may be exposed to unexpected startup or release of stored energy from an interconnected machine and not necessarily the machine or equipment being serviced.

Energy-isolating devices are not the primary means for protecting those who service equipment.

A zero energy state is verified by ___.

___ is a procedure for securing an energy-isolating device in an off, closed, or neutral position.

A hazardous energy control program has ___ core components.

Retraining is required at intervals of ___ or less.

___ energy is the transmission of energy using pressurized gas.