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OSHA requirement on Emergency Stop Buttons
That should have said ring guard...- JRNelsonMFG
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- Forum: Industrial/Mfg engineering general discussion
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OSHA requirement on Emergency Stop Buttons
They have a rig guard that goes around it. The button is not covered, just protected from accidenatl use.- JRNelsonMFG
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- Forum: Industrial/Mfg engineering general discussion
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OSHA requirement on Emergency Stop Buttons
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...- JRNelsonMFG
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- Forum: Industrial/Mfg engineering general discussion
