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Safety, Health and Environment

  • Safety, Health and Environment Rules – SHE Pillar

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    Equipment with powered parts must be locked out / tagged out before work begins. Any interventions while a machine is moving or able to move is strictly forbidden.

    Every manufacturing facility should have a set of SHE rules for workers and visitors/contractors. Rules must be designed per company policies as well as local legislation. Please see below examples of Safety, Health, and Environment Rules: Work at Heights Work involving a height of 2m or above requires a work…

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  • Safety, Health, and Environment TPM pillar

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    Safety Pyramid - Accident Prevention Tool

    SHE pillar vision is to cultivate a Continuous Improvement culture that achieves a sustained record of Safety, Health, & Environmental excellence  & realizes our vision: ZERO accidents, ZERO incidents, ZERO losses. The SHE Pillar is the cornerstone TPM Pillar that supports and lends stability to the overall continuous improvement process…

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  • The Importance of Safety, Health, and the Environment

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    Companies that are constantly afflicted by malfunctioning equipment or whose employees are forever troubleshooting unexpected problems cannot expect to establish a reputation for having a cheerful and animated corporate culture.

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  • OPL – Compressed Air Safety – Air Line Hookup

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    Illustrate the correct way to hook up a compressed air hose for cleaning the line. One Point Lesson Pneumatic, Compressed Air Energy Source All lines have now been modified so that it is possible to clean the equipment safely with compressed air while the Main Air is locked out.The configuration…

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