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What was a common factor in both incidents involving alternative cutting devices?

  • The workers were using the devices for tasks other than cutting zip ties.
  • Both incidents involved multiple workers using the same device.
  • The incidents occurred due to inadequate supervision on the site.
  • The protective features of the cutting devices were compromised. (correct)
  • What is the recommended action if an alternative cutting device is found to be defective?

  • Discard the cutting device appropriately. (correct)
  • Use it only under supervision of a qualified individual.
  • Attempt to repair the device before using it again.
  • Continue using it until the end of the shift.
  • Which of the following is emphasized as a critical practice when using alternative cutting devices?

  • Utilizing the cutting device for multiple purposes.
  • Relying on visual inspection without a Job Safety Analysis.
  • Regularly inspecting the device for wear or damage. (correct)
  • Modifying the device to increase its cutting efficiency.
  • What personal protective equipment is recommended for use with alternative cutting devices?

    <p>Cut resistant gloves for added protection.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should be done during the Job Safety Analysis regarding alternative cutting devices?

    <p>Identify the appropriate cutting device for the assigned task.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    BSEE Safety Alert 487: Recurring Hand Injuries from Alternative Cutting Devices

    • BSEE issued Safety Alert 487 regarding recurring hand injuries from alternative cutting devices.
    • Incident 1: An offshore worker was using a damaged cutter with an exposed blade to remove zip ties in a cable tray. The exposed blade cut through the worker's glove, lacerating their hand between the thumb and index finger.
    • Incident 2: Another offshore worker sustained a laceration on their hand between the thumb and index finger while cutting zip ties. The injury occurred when a cutting device rebounded due to a missing protective guard.
    • Recommendations:
      • All personnel should identify the appropriate alternative cutting device for each task.
      • Inspect alternative cutting devices before use to confirm proper shielding and installation.
      • Do not alter or modify alternative cutting devices.
      • Use cut-resistant gloves for added protection.
      • Discard any defective cutting devices.
      • Critical to follow safe work practices when using any alternative cutting device.
      • Misuse frequently leads to injury.
      • Alternative cutting devices that have been damaged or altered should be discarded.

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