Knowledge & Resources — PSC Hands Free
PSC task-specific tool engaging industrial equipment from a distance

PSC Knowledge & Resources

Knowledge built from the task.

Practical routes for teams working to identify hand exposure, choose the right control approach and review the task before selecting a tool.

MethodTool selectionApplication guidance
Application-led knowledge · Built around real industrial tasks

PSC knowledge routes

Start with the exposure.

Choose the operating problem first. Each route connects the task to the most relevant PSC method, product family and application guidance currently available.

Resource 01Engineering

Engineer The Hand Out Of The Hazard

Explore PSC guidance focused on engineering direct hand exposure out of industrial tasks.

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Resource 02Safety guide

Find The Safety Guide

Use the Find The Hand safety guide to review hand exposure and safer task-control approaches.

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Resource 03Presentations

Presentations

Access PSC presentations for hand safety, hands-free working and industrial task awareness.

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Resource 04Guide book

Guide Book

Access the PSC guide book for practical hands-free safety guidance and application learning.

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Resource 05Global industries

No Touch Hands Free For Global Heavy Industries

Explore regional hands-free safety guidance for heavy industries in Australia, Brazil and Canada.

Resource 06White paper

White Paper

Read PSC technical and application-focused material on reducing hand exposure in industrial operations.

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Resource 07Simulations

Simulations

Review hands-off intervention simulations showing safer approaches to real industrial operating tasks.

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Resource 08Latest posts

Blogs

Browse the posts published on the PSC website. This list updates automatically when new WordPress posts are published.

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Worker placing hands directly on a suspended steel load

Foundation resource

Find The Hand™ · Method 01

Begin with the point of exposure, not the product. The method helps supervisors, operators and HSE teams name the function the hand performs, consider what can move and determine what must change.

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Use knowledge in context

From reading to task control.

A guide creates a shared language. The operation still needs to be observed, assessed and matched to a practical control method.

01 · Identify

Name the exposure

Define where the hand enters, what it does and what energy or movement can reach it.

02 · Share

Show the operation

Use clear photographs or video so the load, movement, access and worker position can be understood.

03 · Apply

Change the interface

Use the relevant guidance to alter the method, add distance or select a suitable tool interface.

Worker controlling a suspended structural load with a PSC tool

Need application guidance?

Tell us the task. We’ll start there.

Share the operation or exposure your team is reviewing. PSC can assess the task and direct you to the most relevant product family or approved technical material.

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