If it moves...guard it. Injuries are expensive and can be avoided. Increase your safety ROI with Point of Operation and Perimeter Guarding. Enhance safety in manual and automated machine applications REDUCE POTENTIAL INJURIES FROM • Impact from rotating or moving parts • Drawing in hazards • Flying debris • Unexpected automated machine movement POINT OF OPERATION AND PERIMETER GUARDING PROVIDES • Improved safety • Enhanced protection • Increased productivity HAZARD CONTAINMENT & EMPLOYEE PROTECTION • OSHA Standard 29 CFR 1910.212 (a)(1) provides for methods of machine guarding must be provided by the employer to PROTECT THE OPERATOR and other employees in the machine area FROM INADVERTENT CONTACT WITH the machines MOVING PARTS. • OSHA Standard 29 CFR 1920.212 (a)(3)(il) provides for the POINT OF OPERATION of machines whose operation exposes operator to injury MUST BE GUARDED. • OSHA Standard 29 CFR 1920.212 (a)(3)(ii) provides that the GUARDING device shall be in conformity with any appropriate standard and in the absence of specific standards MUST be designed to PREVENT ANY PART OF THE BODY IN THE DANGER ZONE DURING THE OPERATING CYCLE. RlTE'HfTE ALWAYS LOOKING AHEAD

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