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Protect Your Team with Our Machine Guarding Training: A Comprehensive 4-Part Program


Machine guarding is critical to workplace safety, especially in environments where heavy machinery is in use. Without proper safeguards, workers are at risk of severe injuries, which can result in costly downtime, medical expenses, and a damaged reputation for the business. To help businesses and employees maintain a safe and compliant workplace, we are excited to announce our upcoming Machine Guarding Training, a comprehensive 4-part training program designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills necessary to keep your workplace safe.


What is Machine Guarding?

Machine guarding refers to the safety features and protective barriers designed to protect operators and other employees from the risks posed by moving parts, flying debris, sparks, and other potential hazards associated with the operation of machinery. Effective machine guarding helps prevent accidents by creating a physical barrier between the worker and the dangerous parts of the machine.


Benefits of Machine Guarding Training

Participating in our Machine Guarding Training offers numerous benefits, including:

  1. Enhanced Workplace Safety: Learn the best practices for safeguarding machinery to protect your team from potential injuries. Understanding machine guarding techniques can significantly reduce the risk of accidents.

  2. Guarding Funda: Stay compliant with workplace safety standards and regulations, such as those set by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) or other local regulatory bodies. Our training will ensure that you are up-to-date with the latest safety requirements.

  3. Reduced Downtime and Costs: By preventing accidents and injuries, businesses can avoid costly downtime and medical expenses. Investing in training now can save money in the long run.

  4. Improved Employee Confidence and Morale: Employees who feel safe and well-protected are more confident and productive. Training helps build a culture of safety, which can boost overall morale and job satisfaction.


Who Should Attend?

This training is ideal for:

  • Machine Operators: Individuals who operate machinery daily need to understand the importance of machine guarding and how to use safety features properly.

  • Maintenance Personnel: Those responsible for the upkeep and repair of machinery should know how to install, adjust, and maintain guards.

  • Supervisors and Safety Managers: Managers who oversee operations and ensure workplace safety standards are maintained will benefit from understanding machine guarding regulations and best practices.

  • Business Owners: Owners who want to ensure the safety of their employees and compliance with safety regulations should attend to understand the importance of investing in proper machine guarding.


A 4-Part Training Day

Our Machine Guarding Training is a comprehensive 4-part program designed to provide in-depth knowledge and practical skills:

  1. Understanding the requirements: Understand the basics of machine guarding, including the types of guards, their functions, and why they are essential for safety.

  2. Risk Assessment: Learn about the specific regulations and standards that apply to machine guarding, ensuring your business meets all necessary legal requirements.

  3. Audit and upgrading: Engage in hands-on activities and review real-life case studies to see how proper machine guarding can prevent accidents and injuries.

  4. Risk management strategies and compliance: Gain insights into the installation, adjustment, maintenance, and troubleshooting of machine guards to ensure long-term safety and compliance.


Training Dates and Locations

We are pleased to offer this valuable training at two locations:

  • Saint-Léonard, NB: October 29 (French Session)

  • Fredericton, NB: October 30 (English Session)


Cost

The cost is $215 per participant.


Register Today!

Spaces are limited, and demand is high, so don’t wait! To register for our Machine Guarding Training or to learn more, please contact us at info@nbfsa.ca. 


Join us in October to take a proactive step toward a safer workplace!


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