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Auditing Safety in Automated Areas
Walk the floor, and check records as well as hardware.
View detailsSafety Signage for Robot Cells
Signs help trained people; they do not protect untrained ones.
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Safety Around Mobile Robots in Shared Space
Mixed traffic is the hardest safety environment.
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Chemical and Coolant Safety in Cells
Coolants and cleaning agents bring their own hazards.
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Working at Height Around Automation
Gantries, rails and conveyors put people above machinery.
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Hot Work Near Robot Cells
Welding and grinding near automation starts fires in unexpected places.
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Visitor and Contractor Induction
Anyone who walks the floor needs to know where not to go.
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Housekeeping in Automated Areas
Most slips, trips and small fires start with what is on the floor.
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Start-up and Restart Rules After a Stop
The first minute after a stop is when people are most exposed.
View detailsHand Guiding Safety Requirements
Dragging a robot by hand is convenient and easy to get wrong.
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Safe Speed and Separation Monitoring
Slowing down is a control, not an absence of protection.
View detailsGuarding Selection for Robot Cells
Guards are the primary control; everything else is secondary.
View detailsPermits to Work in Automated Areas
Permits exist so that two people cannot work at cross purposes.
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Safe Operating Procedures for Robot Cells
If it is not written down, the shift will invent it.
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