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When it comes to machine safety, perimeter fencing is one of the most effective ways to keep workers out of hazardous zones. But simply installing a fence isn’t enough — gaps, sweep clearances, and safe distances must all comply with recognized standards. Read More

Interlocked guards are a fundamental element of machine safeguarding — but they are only truly effective if they can’t be easily defeated. Workers or technicians attempting to bypass interlocks (intentionally or inadvertently) is a major source of failures in safety systems. Read More

When it comes to machine safety, safe distance requirements are one of the most critical — and often misunderstood — elements of compliance. Read More

If you’re a manufacturing manager, safety officer, or industrial engineer in Ontario, you know that workplace safety isn’t optional – it’s the law. Read More

Machine guarding compliance is essential to prevent workplace injuries and ensure legal safety standards are met in Ontario. Without proper guarding, workers are exposed to serious hazards such as cuts, crushing, entanglement, and even amputation. Read More