FACTS

1. Guards and devices disabled to increase production, to allow the insertion of small-piece work, or to allow better viewing of the operation.
2. Two-hand trips/controls bridged or tied-down to allow initiation of the press cycle using only one hand.
3. Devices such as pullbacks or restraints improperly adjusted.
4. Controls of a single-operator press bypassed by having a coworker activate the controls while the operator positions or aligns parts in the die, or repairs or troubleshoots the press.
5. Failure to properly disable, isolate press energy sources, and lockout/tagout presses before an […]

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