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Why is Hands-Free Policy Needed? The purpose of this policy is to prevent employees from directly contacting crane loads during lifting, positioning, rigging up or landing of suspended loads where possible therefore keeping hands, feet and body out of harm’s way. The most hazardous parts of a lifting operation are hoisting and landing of the

Improving Hand Safety in Manufacturing Operations Current Situation Customers looking at minimizing all potential hand injuries during material handling operations (hand safety tool) on the shop floor. There is a large number of applications where the suspended loads are needed to be guided before it rests in its final stacking place. Most of the lifting

Manual handsfree safety tools are becoming increasingly popular in the oil and gas industry. These tools allow workers to keep their hands free to perform tasks, which can help to prevent accidents and injuries. They can also improve productivity and efficiency, as workers can do more with their hands. 1.1. Push/pull poles These poles are

Suspended loads are objects that are lifted and supported above ground level. They can be found in many different workplaces, such as construction sites, warehouses, and factories. When working with suspended loads, it is important to understand the risks involved and take steps to prevent accidents. One of the biggest risks associated with suspended loads