Sheetmetal Fabrication

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Sheetmetal Fabrication

Version: 1.0

Updated: 1 Dec 2024

Document Summary

This document provides safe work procedures for sheet metal fabrication, emphasizing training, equipment maintenance, and proper handling techniques. Only trained and authorized personnel may operate equipment, adhering to specific Safe Work Procedures and manufacturer guidelines. General precautions include using cut-resistant gloves, ensuring proper storage to prevent movement, and maintaining clean floors to avoid slips and falls.

Handling guidelines highlight the importance of using mechanical aids for heavy loads, avoiding awkward postures, and securing materials during transport. Specific instructions address noise, sparks, flying objects, and respiratory hazards, requiring PPE such as safety glasses, hearing protection, and respiratory equipment. Machinery operation protocols stress guarding moving parts, inspecting equipment regularly, and using lockout/tagout procedures for maintenance. Proper training, planning, and adherence to these procedures ensure workplace safety and efficient operations in sheet metal fabrication.

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