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Safety in the Service Center

  • January 2024
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Nidec Motor CorporationChuck Yung
EASA Senior Technical Support Specialist

EASA members have several safety challenges that are unique to our industry. Familiarity breeds contempt – and carelessness.

Topics covered in this presentation include:

  • Overhead cranes
  • Balancing machines
  • Guard or enclosure?
  • Lathes and other rotating machine tools
  • Burnout ovens
  • Water jackets
  • Epoxy concentration
  • Handling of hot components
  • Test panels and test running motors
  • Leads, terminal connections
  • Shaft guards, retaining collars, or tape?

This presentation is intended for owners-managers, shop supervisors, machinists, service center technicians and safety directors.

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