23 February 2015
Hearing Conservation Work-related hearing loss threatens hundreds of thousands of workers. In addition to hearing impairment, noise can cause other effects—it can startle, irritate, disrupt concentration
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23 February 2015
Hand Tool Safety: Electrical Powered Tools Do not use power equipment or tools on which you have not been trained. Keep power cords away from the
23 February 2015
Abrasive Wheel-Equipped Grinders Checklist Hand, arm, body and eye injuries, hearing damage and even respiratory problems can result from unsafe usage of abrasive wheel equipped grinders.
23 February 2015
Hand Power Tool Safety Read and familiarize yourself with the manufacturer’s instructions, including precautions and how to respond to an emergency. Use recommended protective equipment, such
23 February 2015
Safe Use of Grinding Wheels The speed at which many grinding wheels operate renders it necessary for us to use them carefully. We must know what
20 February 2015
The Motorman Should Check the condition of oil in the gearbox — there should be no water. See that air cleaners are cleaned on schedule. Know
20 February 2015
Do You – As a Motorman? Engage the clutch slowly when putting an engine with a clutch into service. Never attempt to make any repairs on
20 February 2015
Gas and Oxygen Welding and Cutting Welding and cutting can be safe operations, if sound safety rules are followed. If short cuts are taken or proper
20 February 2015
Engine and Generator Safety Engine Safety Procedures When working on an engine clutch or transmission, it should be locked in a neutral position. Utilize a lockout/tagout