How do you find the right solution for your machine safety needs when machine safeguarding is most likely not a core competency of your staff? There are basically two parts to machine guarding.

Safety Focus Machine guarding: a necessary safety step A common mistake employers make is assuming new equipment for their facilities will have necessary machine guarding that meets OSHA requirements.

The Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission (OSHRC) recently voted unanimously to vacate two machine-guard citations lodged against employers by the Occupational Safety and Health ...

A lingering question is how to enhance the machine guarding and overall safety of old machines. The answer is custom guarding. Whether it’s an internal initiative or you seek external support, here ...

Machine Safety Specialists (MSS), a subsidiary of Clarion Safety Systems, will host a live, online training course for ...

The innovative, American-made industrial safety fencing provides lightweight strength for workplace protection.

Here’s a look at some of the reasons why interlocked safety guards prevent more accidents than lockout/tagout procedures and rules ...

“Seaford Ice disregarded employee safety by not ensuring a proper guard on the conveyor belt, leading to a preventable amputation,” said Erin G. Patterson, OSHA’s area director in Wilmington. “This is ...

Why is this crucial area of industrial safety so difficult to master? OSHA addresses specific machine guarding for only a handful of machine types, those in most common usage in the 1960s. Nowhere in ...