Conveyor Safety Paper

1. Conveyor Safety 10-3-07 Frank J. Loeffler Jr. Loeffler Engineering Group

5. CEMA

6. CEMA Safety Labels

7. CEMA Safety Labels

8. CEMA Safety Poster

9. Conveyor Crossovers

11. Improper Design Loads

12. ASME B20.1-1957 & 2006

13. ASME B15.1

14. Improper Belt Splice & Unguarded In-Running Nip Point

15. National Safety Council

16. ISO 5045-1979

17. ISO Conveyor Nip Points

18. Nip Points

19. Nip Point Nip Point Short Slider Bed Opening to Nip Point

20. Tail Pulley Site of Fatal Cleaning Accident

21. ISO Distances

22. ANSI B11-TR3

23. ANSI Z535

24. Guard with Warning

26. MSHA’s Guide to Guarding

28. Improper Guarding

29. Unguarded TU Bend Pulleys In running Nip Point

30. MSHA Safety Tips

31. NFPA 654

32. Conveyor Fire

33. Petroleum Coke Shiploader Fire

34. National Safety Council - Manual

35. Factory Mutual Conveyor Safety

36. Factory Mutual Job Hazard Analysis

39. Cross Under / Over for Conveyors

41. Idler Guarded & Unguarded

42. Guards with Electrical Interlock

44. Fatal Nip Point Worker Threw Sand to Increase Pulley Traction

46. Take-Up Guard Take-Up Cage

49. Idler That Can Pop Out and Fall No Idler Retainer Clip

50. Falling Material Netting Nets

51. Spillage @ Load Point

56. Mistrained Belts Belt Rubbing Belt Rubbing

57. Grain Elevator Fires

63. Small Potato Conveyor Switch to Reverse Conveyor Transfer Transfer

64. Think A Small Conveyor Cannot Cause Serious Injury ?

65. Think Again

66. And Large Conveyors can KILL

67. THE END