Machine Guarding (Manufacturing) or protective clothing—based on the

or protective clothing—based on the hazards present

Our "What If" Campaign challenges employees to think critically about the everyday decisions that impact safety

anchor points

Recordkeeping: Maintaining documentation of noise monitoring results

Machine Guarding (Manufacturing) or protective clothing—based on theThe Machine Guarding Program is designed to protect employees from injuries caused by moving machine parts, flying chips, sparks, and other mechanical hazards. OSHAs Machine Guarding Standard (29 CFR 1910 Subpart O) requires employers to install and maintain safeguards that prevent workers from coming into contact with dangerous points of operation, rotating parts, or other sources of harm. A comprehensive machine guarding program includes: Hazard