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Safety Strategy
| Introduction |  |
Risk Assessment | |
Machine Limit Determination | |
Task and Hazard Identification | |
Risk Estimation | |
Risk Reduction | |
| Hierarchy of Measures for Risk Reduction | |
Inherently Safe Design | |
Protective Systems and Measures | |
Evaluation | |
Training, Personal Protective Equipment, etc. | |
Standards | |
At the machine design phase it will be possible to avoid many of the possible hazards simply by careful consideration of factors such as materials, access requirements, hot surfaces, transmission methods, trap points, voltage levels, etc.
For example, if access is not required to a dangerous area, the solution is to safeguard it within the body of the machine or by some type of fixed enclosing guard.