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Safety Precautions in Pneumatic Grinding Operations

08/29/2012 12:56 AM

Some body can send me the Safety precautions in pnumatic grinding operations.for training purpose ppt , pdf or any format

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08/29/2012 1:35 AM

Now Silly, look what you have done. How can anyone possibly send you anything if we do not know where you live, or which Anil you are and simply not even knowing your e-mail address?

Further you did not say please, which should be a common notion in every Engineers live.

And how about: google is your friend. Did you do any research or shall we do this for you.

Please don't be offended, but you posted anonymously and I know English is not your mother tongue. But if you want to deal with English safety instructions you better get along with it, right?

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PS please do not post any contact details. Just post with your log in account and somebody can PM you with maybe something useful (PM = personal message). No promise tough!

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08/29/2012 4:29 AM

Before you begin, here are some questions you need to ask yourself: -

what is your target audience, i.e. management people or the workers, what is your location? have you checked the state factory rules? are you a mechanical engineer or a safety officer or an external trainer?

i would suggest prepare something based upon the internal guidelines of your company and the local rules. Also, include some case studies related to the topic.
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08/29/2012 5:23 AM

contact OSHA.
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08/29/2012 5:32 AM

as IdeaSmith said, it may vary as per the location, while OSHA helps, the local rules prevail at times when located in countries other than USA
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08/29/2012 6:44 AM

i'm sure you're correct, but OSHA regulations are available to anyone, whether they live in the states or not.. local laws my not require using OSHA standards, but i'ld recommend anyone to use their regulations as a safty factor.
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08/30/2012 4:55 AM

absolutely.... agreed
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