Equipment Safety Resources
Safety Handouts
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- Aerial Lift Safety
- Carbon Monoxide Safety
- Chainsaw Safety
- Chippers
- Chocking and Blocking Safety
- Crane Safety
- Dump Truck Safety
- Edgers
- Equipment Usage Policy
- Farm Equipment Safety
- Flatbed Tarping Safety
- Grinder Safety
- Guidelines for Spray Booths
- Industrial/Commercial Mowing Safety
- Knife Safety
- Ladder Safety
- Lawn Care Equipment Safety
- Machine Guard Safety
- Machine Safety
- Mobile Cranes and Overhead Power Lines
- Nail Gun Safety
- Portable Generator Safety
- Powered Industrial Truck Tips for Drivers
- Preventing Fires and Explosions in Spray Booth Operation
- Refueling Tractors and Equipment
- Rigging Safety
- Sample Ladder Safety Policy
- Shop Safety
- Steam Hose Safety
- Wheelbarrow Safety
- Working Safely with Pipe
Checklists & Forms
Multimedia Resources
Featured Resources
Woods Equipment Fire Protection
Professional loggers understand the investment they have in their equipment and what that investment means in terms of daily production. Equipment fires are both dangerous and expensive. It takes only 15 to 20 minutes per day to substantially reduce the risk of your investment going up in smoke! Read More »
Machine Safety
If employees of a company are required to perform hazardous maintenance or repair of machines/equipment, a formal, written Lock out/Tag out program must be developed and implemented. This program must include machine-specific procedures for shut-down and re-energizing equipment and training for “affected” employees (those who operate, service, or work near the equipment in question). Read More »