... The State of Safety Workplace safety is a multifaceted issue for many manufacturers and industrial operators. It includes both machine and process safety, and is vital to protecting workers, avoiding production interruptions and achieving operational excellence. But it also comes with a number...

... to the individual. Lifting by Crane The crane should be in order, and crane operators need to have suitable skill and adequate experience in operating the particular crane they are using. They should follow the manufacturer s instructions contained in the rating sheet, manuals, and operating procedures provided...

..., openness and candor, multi-faceted standards of success and synergies being sought across the whole enterprise" (Palus 2014, p. 6). It is with this culture mind that the Environment, Health, Safety and Sustainability teams of L'Oréal Operations Americas focuses on five very key safety management systems...

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.... Nothing breaks, and no one gets hurt. To recover, the operator merely backs up a bit, raises the blade and pushes on. If a crane exceeds its capacity limitations, there is usually a significant accident. More than most pieces of equipment, gravity is working to collapse the equipment or cause the crane s...

... are not equipped with basic safety features such as seat belts and serious injuries can occur from a rollover or ejection type incident. In addition to the safety features, the use of carts and small utility vehicles for transportation has created challenges for regulating and licensing carts and their operators...

... standard ("SEMS"), 30 C.F.R. Part 250.1900. The SEMS standard requires oil, gas, and sulphur operators in the Outer Continental Shelf ("OSC") to develop and implement a safety and environmental management program that currently addresses seventeen requirements. The SEMS standard is similar in nature...

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... that cause a loss of life to workers, or injuries to multiple workers must be reported to OSHA. Other than that, and a few local ordinances, most accidents are not reported. Many crane operators carry large insurance deductibles. Smaller losses may not be reported to insurance carriers. There has been some...

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... Introduction It has been three years since a major accident took place at a mobile offshore drilling unit (MODU) – rig – in the Gulf of Mexico (GOM). As offshore exploration and development activities recaptures momentum, Operators and Drilling Contractors (DC) are compelled to incorporate...

...Session No. 690 Crane Safety: Are You Prepared to Hold the Load of a Major Incident? J. Guillermo Castillo, MSc, CSP Corporate Safety Project Manager Cummins, Inc. Columbus, IN Introduction Crane-related injuries are often severe and pose a serious hazard for employees and operators Crane-related...

..., it is important to understand the terms hazard and risk. Hazard vs. Risk Hazard is the potential source of harm. This is typically identified as the point of operation (point at which, for example, cutting, shaping, boring, or forming is accomplished upon the stock) or other moving machine part which may...

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... for its enforcement programs, and is aggressively implementing Pattern of Violations (POV) sanctions against all categories of mine operators. MSHA's current POV criteria require mine operators whose violation history as well as injury and illness rates trigger Potential Pattern of Violations (PPOV...