Safety Policy for Factor E Farm - Revision history

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	~~=Current Policy=~~		#Redirect [[Safety Policy]]
	The safety policy at Factor e Farm revolves primarily around allowing use access to people who have been trained in safety procedures. This means, for example, that someone who has not taken a chainsaw safety course is not allowed to use a chainsaw.

	~~These are our current guidelines and documents:~~
	*[[Personnel_Safety]] - general protocols
	*[[Shop Rules]] - OSE workshop-specific rules
	*[[Workshop Organization]]
	*[[Authorized Users List]]
	*[[~~Tool Usage Instructions]]~~
	~~= Incidents =~~

	On August 10, 2014 a power cube chain coupler on the lifetrac 6 exploded into numerous high energy parts, approximately 3 minutes after a protective metal plate was installed behind the operators head, on the instincts of an engineering summer student intern. Steel pieces of the chain were welded into the aluminum plate on trajectories that could have seriously injured or killed the operator had the plate not been installed.

	There were numerous other incidents of people working without unauthorization or without hard hats on machines with which they had little experience, including in the dark using only a headlamp for illumination. Currently, OSE is looking for a Workshop Manager who is responsible for workshop organization, tool control, as well as tool and safety training.

	~~= Example Safety Policies =~~

	*[http://wyss.harvard.edu/staticfiles/resources/MachineShopSafetyPolicy-March2013.pdf Machine Shop Safety Policy ~~of the WYSS Institute]~~
	*[http://www.ehs.harvard.edu/programs/machine-shop-safety Harvard and OSHA Safety Documents]

	~~== Miscellaneous Safety Documents==~~

	~~[http://www.forkliftaction.com/news/forklifts_news_international/MaterialsHandling_4584.aspx High Pressure Hydraulic Fluids~~]

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2016-01-19T01:04:30Z

Incidents

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	On August 10, 2014 a power cube chain coupler on the lifetrac 6 exploded into numerous high energy parts, approximately 3 minutes after a protective metal plate was installed behind the operators head, on the instincts of an engineering summer student intern. Steel pieces of the chain were welded into the aluminum plate on trajectories that could have seriously injured or killed the operator had the plate not been installed.		On August 10, 2014 a power cube chain coupler on the lifetrac 6 exploded into numerous high energy parts, approximately 3 minutes after a protective metal plate was installed behind the operators head, on the instincts of an engineering summer student intern. Steel pieces of the chain were welded into the aluminum plate on trajectories that could have seriously injured or killed the operator had the plate not been installed.

	There were numerous incidents of people working without unauthorization or without hard hats on ~~machies~~ with which they had little experience, including in the dark using only a headlamp for illumination.		There were numerous other incidents of people working without unauthorization or without hard hats on machines with which they had little experience, including in the dark using only a headlamp for illumination. Currently, OSE is looking for a Workshop Manager who is responsible for workshop organization, tool control, as well as tool and safety training.

	= Example Safety Policies =		= Example Safety Policies =

Marcin at 01:00, 19 January 2016

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	== Current Policy==		=Current Policy=
	The safety policy at Factor e Farm revolves primarily around allowing use access to people who have been trained in safety procedures. This means, for example, that someone who has not taken a chainsaw safety course is not allowed to use a chainsaw.		The safety policy at Factor e Farm revolves primarily around allowing use access to people who have been trained in safety procedures. This means, for example, that someone who has not taken a chainsaw safety course is not allowed to use a chainsaw.
	== Incidents ==
			These are our current guidelines and documents:
			*[[Personnel_Safety]] - general protocols
			*[[Shop Rules]] - OSE workshop-specific rules
			*[[Workshop Organization]]
			*[[Authorized Users List]]
			*[[Tool Usage Instructions]]
			= Incidents =

	On August 10, 2014 a power cube chain coupler on the lifetrac 6 exploded into numerous high energy parts, approximately 3 minutes after a protective metal plate was installed behind the operators head, on the instincts of an engineering summer student intern. Steel pieces of the chain were welded into the aluminum plate on trajectories that could have seriously injured or killed the operator had the plate not been installed.		On August 10, 2014 a power cube chain coupler on the lifetrac 6 exploded into numerous high energy parts, approximately 3 minutes after a protective metal plate was installed behind the operators head, on the instincts of an engineering summer student intern. Steel pieces of the chain were welded into the aluminum plate on trajectories that could have seriously injured or killed the operator had the plate not been installed.
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	There were numerous incidents of people working without unauthorization or without hard hats on machies with which they had little experience, including in the dark using only a headlamp for illumination.		There were numerous incidents of people working without unauthorization or without hard hats on machies with which they had little experience, including in the dark using only a headlamp for illumination.

	== Example Safety Policies ==		= Example Safety Policies =

	~~[http://wyss.harvard.edu/staticfiles/resources/MachineShopSafetyPolicy-March2013.pdf Machine Shop Safety Policy of the WYSS Institute]~~

	[http://www.ehs.harvard.edu/programs/machine-shop-safety Harvard and OSHA Safety Documents]		*[http://wyss.harvard.edu/staticfiles/resources/MachineShopSafetyPolicy-March2013.pdf Machine Shop Safety Policy of the WYSS Institute]
			*[http://www.ehs.harvard.edu/programs/machine-shop-safety Harvard and OSHA Safety Documents]

	== Miscellaneous Safety Documents==		== Miscellaneous Safety Documents==

	[http://www.forkliftaction.com/news/forklifts_news_international/MaterialsHandling_4584.aspx High Pressure Hydraulic Fluids]		[http://www.forkliftaction.com/news/forklifts_news_international/MaterialsHandling_4584.aspx High Pressure Hydraulic Fluids]

Marcin: /* Incidents */

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	== Incidents ==		== Incidents ==

	On August 10, 2014 a power cube chain coupler on the lifetrac 6 exploded into numerous high energy parts, approximately 3 minutes after a protective metal plate was installed behind the operators head, on the instincts of an ~~engineer that has since left the farm~~. Steel pieces of the chain were welded into the aluminum plate on trajectories that could have seriously injured or killed the operator had the plate not been installed.		On August 10, 2014 a power cube chain coupler on the lifetrac 6 exploded into numerous high energy parts, approximately 3 minutes after a protective metal plate was installed behind the operators head, on the instincts of an engineering summer student intern. Steel pieces of the chain were welded into the aluminum plate on trajectories that could have seriously injured or killed the operator had the plate not been installed.

	~~Numerous~~ incidents of people working ~~alone~~ with ~~dangerous heavy equipment~~ in the dark using only a headlamp for illumination.		There were numerous incidents of people working without unauthorization or without hard hats on machies with which they had little experience, including in the dark using only a headlamp for illumination.

	== Example Safety Policies ==		== Example Safety Policies ==

Marcin at 00:52, 19 January 2016

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	== Current Policy==		== Current Policy==
			The safety policy at Factor e Farm revolves primarily around allowing use access to people who have been trained in safety procedures. This means, for example, that someone who has not taken a chainsaw safety course is not allowed to use a chainsaw.
	~~None.~~

	~~It would be nice~~ to have ~~one~~. ~~It truly~~ is a ~~miracle that no one has gotten seriously injured at Factor E farm~~.

	== Incidents ==		== Incidents ==

William Halliburton at 06:14, 15 September 2014

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	[http://www.ehs.harvard.edu/programs/machine-shop-safety Harvard and OSHA Safety Documents]		[http://www.ehs.harvard.edu/programs/machine-shop-safety Harvard and OSHA Safety Documents]

			== Miscellaneous Safety Documents==

			[http://www.forkliftaction.com/news/forklifts_news_international/MaterialsHandling_4584.aspx High Pressure Hydraulic Fluids]

William Halliburton at 06:11, 15 September 2014

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	[http://wyss.harvard.edu/staticfiles/resources/MachineShopSafetyPolicy-March2013.pdf Machine Shop Safety Policy of the WYSS Institute]		[http://wyss.harvard.edu/staticfiles/resources/MachineShopSafetyPolicy-March2013.pdf Machine Shop Safety Policy of the WYSS Institute]

	[http://www.ehs.harvard.edu/programs/machine-shop-safety Harvard and OSHA Safety Documents]		[http://www.ehs.harvard.edu/programs/machine-shop-safety Harvard and OSHA Safety Documents]

William Halliburton at 06:11, 15 September 2014

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	[http://wyss.harvard.edu/staticfiles/resources/MachineShopSafetyPolicy-March2013.pdf Machine Shop Safety Policy of the WYSS Institute]		[http://wyss.harvard.edu/staticfiles/resources/MachineShopSafetyPolicy-March2013.pdf Machine Shop Safety Policy of the WYSS Institute]
			[http://www.ehs.harvard.edu/programs/machine-shop-safety Harvard and OSHA Safety Documents]

William Halliburton at 06:08, 15 September 2014

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	== Incidents ==		== Incidents ==

	On August 10, 2014 a power cube chain coupler on the lifetrac 6 exploded into numerous high energy parts, approximately 3 minutes after a protective metal ~~place~~ was installed behind the operators head, on the instincts of an engineer that has since left the farm. Steel pieces of the chain were welded into the aluminum plate on trajectories that could have seriously injured or killed the operator had the plate not been installed.		On August 10, 2014 a power cube chain coupler on the lifetrac 6 exploded into numerous high energy parts, approximately 3 minutes after a protective metal plate was installed behind the operators head, on the instincts of an engineer that has since left the farm. Steel pieces of the chain were welded into the aluminum plate on trajectories that could have seriously injured or killed the operator had the plate not been installed.

	Numerous incidents of people working alone with dangerous heavy equipment in the dark using only a headlamp for illumination.		Numerous incidents of people working alone with dangerous heavy equipment in the dark using only a headlamp for illumination.

William Halliburton at 06:07, 15 September 2014

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	It would be nice to have one. It truly is a miracle that no one has gotten seriously injured at Factor E farm.		It would be nice to have one. It truly is a miracle that no one has gotten seriously injured at Factor E farm.

	== Incidents ===		== Incidents ==

	On August 10, 2014 a power cube chain coupler on the lifetrac 6 exploded into numerous high energy parts, approximately 3 minutes after a protective metal place was installed behind the operators head, on the instincts of an engineer that has since left the farm. Steel pieces of the chain were welded into the aluminum plate on trajectories that could have seriously injured or killed the operator had the plate not been installed.		On August 10, 2014 a power cube chain coupler on the lifetrac 6 exploded into numerous high energy parts, approximately 3 minutes after a protective metal place was installed behind the operators head, on the instincts of an engineer that has since left the farm. Steel pieces of the chain were welded into the aluminum plate on trajectories that could have seriously injured or killed the operator had the plate not been installed.
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	Numerous incidents of people working alone with dangerous heavy equipment in the dark using only a headlamp for illumination.		Numerous incidents of people working alone with dangerous heavy equipment in the dark using only a headlamp for illumination.

	== Example Safety Policies ===		== Example Safety Policies ==

	[http://wyss.harvard.edu/staticfiles/resources/MachineShopSafetyPolicy-March2013.pdf Machine Shop Safety Policy of the WYSS Institute]		[http://wyss.harvard.edu/staticfiles/resources/MachineShopSafetyPolicy-March2013.pdf Machine Shop Safety Policy of the WYSS Institute]