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2023 First Alert LTI#22 Supervisor Hand Injury during Pump Maintenance
While checking the performance of a Wilden Diaphragm Air Pump, the supervisor opened the chamber to inspect the diaphragm. Suddenly, the diaphragm started to move towards the chamber, causing his right hand to become trapped between the diaphragm and the diaphragm chamber. This resulted in cut injuries on the index, middle and ring finger of his right hand.
*How do you assess risk of hand injury during pump maintenance? *How do you ensure line of fire risks are identified prior to starting the job? *Are you aware of the right PPE for the specific activity you are carrying out? *Are hands-off tools available for activities that have a risk of pinch or crush points?
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