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    CIMM Answers: Reference: U.S. Department of Labor, OSHA 3.20. U.S. Department of Labor, 1997

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    1. The correct answer is removing or bypassing a guard to perform maintenance on equipment. If a guard is removed, lockout/tagout procedures must be followed to isolate, secure and try out the equipment before work. 2. The answer is machine guarding. Machine guards directly attach to equipment and are the primary protective device to protect users. Lockout/tagout and PPE are not attached directly to equipment. Pre-operation inspections check that guards are in place and serviceable.

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    1. The correct answer is removing or bypassing a guard to perform maintenance on equipment. If a guard is removed, lockout/tagout procedures must be followed to isolate, secure and try out the equipment before work. 2. The answer is machine guarding. Machine guards directly attach to equipment and are the primary protective device to protect users. Lockout/tagout and PPE are not attached directly to equipment. Pre-operation inspections check that guards are in place and serviceable.

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    1. The correct answer is removing or bypassing a guard to perform maintenance on equipment. If a guard is removed, lockout/tagout procedures must be followed to isolate, secure and try out the equipment before work. 2. The answer is machine guarding. Machine guards directly attach to equipment and are the primary protective device to protect users. Lockout/tagout and PPE are not attached directly to equipment. Pre-operation inspections check that guards are in place and serviceable.

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    CIMM Answers: Reference: U.S. Department of Labor, OSHA 3.20. U.S. Department of Labor, 1997

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    1. The correct answer is removing or bypassing a guard to perform maintenance on equipment. If a guard is removed, lockout/tagout procedures must be followed to isolate, secure and try out the equipment before work. 2. The answer is machine guarding. Machine guards directly attach to equipment and are the primary protective device to protect users. Lockout/tagout and PPE are not attached directly to equipment. Pre-operation inspections check that guards are in place and serviceable.

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