Machine Guarding For General Industry

The Machine Guarding for General Industry online training from OSHA Education School is an intermediate-level course designed for nearly all workplaces within the general industry sector. This course covers OSHA’s standard regarding machine guarding as dictated in 29 CFR 1910, Subpart O. Broadly described, this machine guarding course is designed to cover hand tools, electrical tools, large machinery, and more, all of which can adversely workers on the jobsite. Participants can except to focus on the concepts behind the use of safety guards and how to identify if guards are being used correctly. OSHA Education School’s Machine Guarding for General Industry teaches participants the essential requirements needed to prevent and mitigate risks associated with machinery on the jobsite. Participants will learn applicable safety methods, safe work conditions, and more. Specific course topics include the following: Workplace standards as prescribed by federal OSHA regulations Injuries on the jobsite Machine areas General requirements governing the use of machinery Motions and actions Safeguards and guards Types of machinery and devices Saws, presses, and plastics Stairway, railing, and guards Specific industry terms covered throughout the course include the following: Personal protective equipment (PPE) OSHA American National Standards Institute (ANSI) Lock out/tag out (LOTO) Point of operation Power transmission device Operating controls Point of operation guarding Barrels, containers, and drums Motions and actions Nip point hazards Awareness barrier Push stick and push blocks Feeding and ejection methods