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Besides being red in color are e-stop buttons required to have a mushroom-like shape.

It actually falls under NFPA 70E

Are we suppossed to take a stict interpretation of OSHA policy and require our employees to wear long sleeve cotton shirts. Or can we can we a;;ow our workers to wear short sleeve shirts, but require them to have on long sleeves when locking out equipment.

I am in the need of articles in regards to livestock waste treatment. Especially, in regards to the contamination of water with e-coli that is later used to irrigate crops.

You may want to look into Camedia. This software allows you to do presenations, interactive assessments, and more.

You cannot consider your e-stop button as being efficient enough. According to OSHA, e-stops are not to be used as means of isolating energy.

Thanks safetydan

I am evaluating cleaning in place systems at my company and I am seekng literature that I can read. Currently we run the cip solution through the entire piping system at once only controlling the temperature and conductivity. I am seeking to reo control the velocity by determining the best...

I am currently revising the lockout/tagout program and I am considering the possibility of color coding our locks. Does anyone currently do this and if so how is it working and how is it working out.