Common use of Hands Out Of Point Of Operation Clause in Contracts

Hands Out Of Point Of Operation. The Company agrees to maintain, in consultation with the Health and Safety Committee, a Hands Out Of Point Of Operation Policy within three (3) months of the signing of this agreement. This policy will deal with eliminating the danger resulting from the necessity of employees exposing their hands to the dies in a power press or similar equipment. The objective of this procedure is to eliminate through engineering and process development the need for operators to expose their hands. Where the need continues to exist, appropriate safeguards will be put into place, such as hand tools, brake monitors, safety blocks, sensing devices, lockout procedures, mechanical interlocks, guarding and other operator controls. In addition to this, when process or engineering changes are planned, the Joint Health and Safety Co-chairs will be consulted and may make recommendations for improvement.

Hands Out Of Point Of Operation. The Company agrees to maintain, in consultation with the Health and Safety Committee, a Hands Out Of Point Of Operation Policy within three (3) months of the signing of this agreementagreement as of July 2001. This policy will deal with eliminating the danger resulting from the necessity of employees exposing their hands to the dies in a power press or similar equipment. The objective of this procedure is to eliminate through engineering and process development the need for operators to expose their hands. Where the need continues to exist, appropriate safeguards will be put into place, such as hand tools, brake monitors, safety blocks, sensing devices, lockout procedures, mechanical interlocks, guarding and other operator controls. In addition to this, when process or engineering changes are planned, the Joint Health and Safety Co-chairs will be consulted and may make recommendations for improvement.

Hands Out Of Point Of Operation. The Company agrees to maintain, in consultation with the Health and Safety Committee, a Hands Out Of Point Of Operation Policy Policy, within three (3) months of the signing of this agreementagreement as of July 2001. This policy will deal with eliminating the danger resulting from the necessity of employees exposing their hands to the dies in a power press or similar equipment. The objective of this procedure is to eliminate through engineering and process development the need for operators to expose their hands. Where the need continues to exist, appropriate safeguards will be put into place, such as hand tools, brake monitors, safety blocks, sensing devices, lockout procedures, mechanical interlocks, guarding and other operator controls. In addition to this, when process or engineering changes are planned, the Joint Health and Safety Co-chairs will be consulted and may make recommendations for improvement.