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Machine Safeguarding Skill Builder Seminar
Are you confident your machines are guarded to the relevant standards? Have all steps been taken to prevent injuries from process equipment? Has a documented machine guarding assessment been done to verify compliance? If you're not sure, or the answer is no to any of these questions, then your facility can benefit from an Omron STI Machine Safeguarding Skill Builder Seminar.

What is a Skill Builder?
Skill Builders are 1 or 2-day training seminars that educate your personnel on the requirements and methods of machine and process safeguarding.

This helps plant personnel to identify, and sometimes correct, machine safeguarding discrepancies. Two Omron STI professionals will conduct the training at your manufacturing plant.


Who Should Attend?

EH&S Personnel
Plant Maintenance
Plant Engineering
Production Managers
All Managers concerned with the safety of plant personnel

The Machine Safeguarding Skill Builder program has the most impact when the corporate EH&S Manager along with the plant-level safety people meet at one plant location. Classes are small with no more than 20 in attendance.

How Do They Benefit?
Attendees will walk away with a greater understanding of methods for machine safeguarding and the correct applications of guarding devices.

Your plant personnel are trained on:

Identifying machine hazards
Machine hazard risk assessment
Machine guarding techniques and the latest safeguarding technologies
Machine guarding requirements as set by regulatory and consensus standards
Safety circuit design requirements based on risk level
Practical application



Did you know OSTI has a Machinery Maintenance & Repair Services Division in Southern California?


Is it Practical?

Are you confident your machines are guarded to the relevant standards?


Schedule a Skill Builder

After the Skill Builder Training is complete, the group goes to the plant floor to participate in a Machine Guarding Inspection. The purpose of this inspection is to raise awareness of obvious guarding shortcomings so that you can act to prevent injuries to personnel. Attendees will apply skills learned by working side-by-side with a machine guarding specialist to evaluate several machines and their current guarding. Many of these discrepancies may be corrected by plant maintenance personnel; however, some may require additional expertise. After the evaluation, there is a group discussion for a better understanding of the findings.

After that, the only thing we ask is that you commit to correcting your safeguarding discrepancies.

Machine Safeguarding Skill Builders are 1 or 2-day training seminars that educate your personnel on the requirements and methods of machine and process safeguarding.


Six Steps to a Safe Plant
The proven process for successfully safeguarding a plant is as follows:

1. Educate responsible corporate and plant level personnel through training seminars on machine guarding,

2. Conduct a plant machine guarding evaluation to identify obvious concerns or imminent danger to employees,

3. Conduct a risk level assessment and create a risk reduction plan,

4. Implement the risk reduction plan,

5. Train operators and maintenance personnel on the care and use of the new safeguarding systems, and

6. Periodic machine safety audits to ensure safe mounting distances and proper application of safeguards that may have changed due to a change in the process or the machine's uses.

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Omron STI Qualifications to be Your Safety Expert

Educate Your Organization

Machine Safeguarding Skill Builder Seminar

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Engineering & Design: Implementing Integrated Safety

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