safety laceration: safety don’t feel the steel!

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Safety: Laceration Safety Don’t Feel the Steel!

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Page 1: Safety laceration: safety don’t feel the STEEL!

Safety: Laceration Safety

Don’t Feel the Steel!

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Root Cause: Background

How Operator grasped the diaphragm

Deep in the hand

Disclaimer: The photos taken were NOT individual diaphragms. They were full convolutions with chill rings inserted. No one was exposed to sharp edges during the preparation of this presentation.

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Storing the Diaphragm

Operator was putting the diaphragm in a bag The bag was too tight and the diaphragm jammed

Disclaimer:The photos taken were NOT individual diaphragms. They were full convolutions with chill rings inserted. No one was exposed to sharp edges during

the preparation of this presentation.

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Contributing factors – When Storing Diaphragms

Sharp edgeContainer (bag) Diaphragm size

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Why Size of Diaphragm Was a Significant Contributing Factor

Fine Motor Skill Hierarchy Large diaphragms will be grasped as shown:

Or

Deep in the hand

Finger tips

Disclaimer:The photos taken were NOT individual diaphragms. They were full convolutions with chill rings inserted. No one was exposed to sharp edges during

the preparation of this presentation.

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Why Size of Diaphragm Was a Significant Contributing Factor

Fine Motor Skill Hierarchy Large diaphragms will be grasped as shown

Finger tips

Too awkward (an operator wouldn’t

do this)

Disclaimer:The photos taken were NOT individual diaphragms. They were full convolutions with chill rings inserted. No one was exposed to sharp edges during the preparation of this presentation.

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Root Cause / Corrective Action #1

Cut resistant gloves ASTM and CE level 2 cut resistance Seven different safety gloves evaluated Judged by the team of workers as the best

choice MaxiFlex Ultimate G-Tek

(Airgas supplier)

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Safety Glove Operator Review

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Root Cause / Corrective Action #2

New Container Design Holds an entire bellows section Clear break resistant polycarbonate Tapered to allow access NSF listed Clear lid

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Corrective Actions #1 and #2 Working Together

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Follow Up – Prevention / Training

Containers are on site and in production use

Gloves are on order Training session to occur after arrival

of gloves/ containers OMS updated to remind operators to

use gloves / containers

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