Conveyors. Conveyor Hazards  Pinch points  Fall of person  Falling material  Fire  Electrocution  Slip/trip/fall  Strains/sprains.

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Conveyors

Conveyor Hazards  Pinch points  Fall of person  Falling material  Fire  Electrocution  Slip/trip/fall  Strains/sprains

 Defects corrected in timely manner  If defects create hazard, remove from service

 Deenergized  Lockout  Tagout

 Repair & maintenance  Power off  Blocked  Adjustments

 Travelways along conveyors  Emergency stop devices  Railings or cables

 Backstops or brakes  Prevent running in reverse

 Warnings prior to starting or moving equipment  Crushers & mobile equipment

 Conveyor startup warnings  30 second rule

 Pulleys not cleaned in motion

 Belt dressing not applied manually while in motion  Pressurized applicator

 Greasing while in motion

Do’s & Don'ts

Conveyor Belts Servicing & cleaning around belts

Don’t Break The Plane

Lock, Tag & Try

Lubrication Of Fittings Extend fittings where applicable

Crossing Over

Crossing Under

Emergency Stop Cords  Not used as lock-out device  Provide fall-on protection