Tie back or secure longhairunder a cap so your hair doesn’t get entangled and pull your face into thegrinder.Wear safety gogglesand/or a face shield to prevent flying debris from cutting your face or getting lodged in your eye. Check yourgrinderforsafety…
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The biggestsafety riskof anangle grinderwhen compared to diegrindercomes from the shattered abrasive disc. Henceexerciseextreme caution here. Never Use theGrinderNear Your Face. A common mistake some amateurs make is getting too close to theangle grinderwhen working.
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Safety guardsused on machines known as rightangle heador vertical portablegrindersshall have a maximum exposureangleof 180deg., and the guard shall be so located so as to be between the operator and the wheel during use. Adjustment of guard shall be such that pieces of an accidentally broken wheel will be deflected away from the operator.
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Right-angle grinder- thegrinding faceof the wheel or disc is at anangleof between 5 and 15 degrees from thegrinding surface. Verticalgrinder- thegrinding wheel faceis in contact with the surface. Use racks or hooks to store portablegrinders. Stand away from the wheel when startinggrinders.
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Personalprotective equipmentincludessafety glassesand a face shield–your face, as well as your eyes, need protection. Do not wear loosefitting clothingthat could become caught in the wheel. Do not stand directly in front of thegrinderduring start up, in case the wheel disintegrates as it reaches full speed.
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Feb 17, 2016· 6. SwitchGrinder"ON" • Stand to one side and switch ongrinder. • Ensure thegrinderoperates smoothly and does not vibrate. If you notice any unusual vibrations or noises, STOP. Re-inspect thegrinderand fix the problem immediately. 7.Grinding• Use both hands to maintain hold of thegrinder. • Allowgrinderto reach full rpm beforegrinding.
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The maximumangular exposureof thegrinding wheelperiphery and sides forsafety guardsused on other portablegrinding machinesshall not exceed 180 degrees and the top half of the wheel shall be enclosed at all times. (See Figure A-23 of Appendix E.) (f) Mounting and inspection of abrasive wheels.
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Type 1 Reinforced wheels not more than 3 inches in diameter and 1/4-inch in thickness, operating at peripheral speeds not exceeding 9,500 SFPM, provided that …
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3. Safety Precautions and Clothing. Angle grinders can be very dangerous if they are misused or if safety precautions aren’t followed. Angle grinders can throw up debris when cutting materials, so it’s important to protect your eyes by wearing goggles or a protective face shield.
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According to OSHA grinding regulations, grinding machines must have safety guards. A guard must cover the machine's spindle end, flange projections and nut and have secure mounting that keeps it in line with the grinding wheel.
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Mar 01, 2017·Grinder Safety–Grinder Safety– Understanding Safeguarding Standards for Bench and PedestalGrinders. Becausegrindersare everyday equipment in workplaces nationwide, many workers become complacent about their hazards. However,grindersare one of the most frequently cited machines duringOSHA safetyinspections.
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DO comply with OSHA regulations 29 CFR 1926.1153 when working on materials containing crystalline silica such as concrete, mortar and stone. DO hold grinder firmly with two hands. DO cut in a straight line only when using cutting wheels. DO support work-piece firmly.
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The maximum angular exposure of the grinding wheel periphery and sides for safety guards used on other portable grinding machines shall not exceed 180 degrees and the top half of the wheel shall be enclosed at all times. (See Figure A-23 of Appendix E.) (f) Mounting and inspection of abrasive wheels.
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Sep 26, 2017· Check electrical and grounding connections on the grinder before turning it on. Check to see that the cords or connections are in good condition; free from splits, cuts, or other damage. Check to see if the grinder has an individual on/off switch.
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May 15, 2008· Thesafetyoutfit contracted by Holcim Cement and JS Alberici, WGA, has come up with newrulesnearly daily to obstruct and slow us down. The last one cost me my job there. Has anyone ever heard that the removable handles on a Dewalt 4 1/2"grinderwere mandatorysafetyitems?
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Mar 01, 2017· Grinder Safety – Wheel Covers This OSHA-compliant Wheel-Cover allows no more than a total of 90 degrees of the wheel left exposed. (65 degrees from horizontal plane to the top of wheel-cover). Never exceed these wheel-cover maximum opening dimensions. Larger wheel-cover openings create a wider pattern of flying debris should the wheel explode.
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Angle grindersare a great tool to have around the shop, but they can also be pretty dangerous. These things are powerful machines, so it’s important to be aware of any possiblesafetyhazards. But don’t worry, with these helpful tips we’ll help you operate yourangle grindersafely and effectively!
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[FED/OSHA1910215(a)(2), CAL/OSHA§4237, §3577] Ensure tool rest and tongue guard are in place and able to meet spacing requirements. [FED/OSHA1910.215, CAL/OSHA§3577] Securely anchor the benchgrinder. In the case of pedestalgrinders, this includes anchoring the pedestal to the ground. [FED/OSHA1910.212(b), CAL/OSHA§3576]
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DO comply with OSHA regulations 29 CFR 1926.1153 when working on materials containing crystalline silica such as concrete, mortar and stone. DO hold grinder firmly with two hands. DO cut in a straight line only when using cutting wheels. DO support work-piece firmly. DO read the machine manual, operating instructions and warnings.
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Angle grinder safety tips. Make sure the equipment is inspected before use, during use and after use. This inspection should cover the equipment with the electrical leads and plugs. Use appropriate PPE (Personal protective equipment) Unplug the grinder when not in use to prevent unauthorized use. Do not trigger down the dead-man switch.
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Never lay the grinder down until the wheel has come to a complete stop. (Grinders with electric or mechanical brakes minimize the waiting time.) Be sure the switch properly turns the grinder on and off. If not, do not use the tool until necessary repairs are made. Ensure that the grinder is unplugged before mounting or removing a wheel.
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Sep 26, 2017· The OccupationalSafetyand Health Administration (OSHA) is very specific about benchgrinder safety.OSHArefers to benchgrindersas “Abrasive Wheel EquipmentGrinders.” Thesafety rulesfor this machinery are in the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), andOSHAhas a very detailed checklist for the benchgrinderon its website.
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It is why users are strongly advised to followangle grinder safety rulesto avoid injury. Many believe it is highly unlikely to get injured when usingangle grindersbut this is quite the opposite. In 2008, the U. S. Product ConsumerSafetyCommission declared that nearly 25,000 sustained injuries while usingangle grinders.
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People who supply angle grinders for hire should ensure that, as far as practicable, the tools do not, when used properly, expose the hirers to hazards. Hirers have an obligation under the Occupational Safety and Health Act 1984 to take all reasonable steps to ensure appropriate information about the safe use of angle grinders is available.
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Mar 21, 2017· This video graphically demonstrates the potential dangers ofangle grinders, while providing best-practicessafetytips. Notice what happens even with the use of PPE likesafetyglasses and a hardhat. Even if you are well-versed in the safe use ofangle grinders…
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