If you read last week’s blog, then you are aware that WireCrafters and OSHA have strict safety systems and protocols for machine guarding. To be up-to-code, there are specific aspects of the machine guard that need to be approved, one such important aspect is the locking systems. Why Are Locking Systems Important For Machine Guarding?…
Safety, a word you hear on a daily basis. You have countless meetings on profitability, streamlining, and safety. All of these affect your company – from OSHA fines and liability claims to just making sure that your employees are content and safe. There is always room for safety improvement. We want to share with you…
Read and interpret standard production drawings and job specifications. Weld metal components together into various size metal panels. Prepare all material surfaces to be welded, ensuring there is no loose or thick scale, slag, rust, moisture, grease, or other foreign matter. Grind off excess weld and/or rough spots using portable grinders.