OSHA requirement on Emergency Stop Buttons
OSHA requirement on Emergency Stop Buttons
(OP)
I am in California. We have a couple of E-stop buttons that have been accidenatlly hit on our equipment. I am told that it is against OSHA standards to put in an EStop with a guard around it so it does not accidentally get pushed. IS this true? I can not seem to find anything in the OSHA manuals about guarding the buttons. I found color and visibility, but nothing on guards. Please help me out.





RE: OSHA requirement on Emergency Stop Buttons
If I want an E-stop I want to STOP it and NOW
RE: OSHA requirement on Emergency Stop Buttons
RE: OSHA requirement on Emergency Stop Buttons
http://www.google.com/imgres?q=estop+guard&hl=...