Certified Conveyor Safety Manager

Course Description

Conveyor systems are among the most widely used material-handling
systems in industry and are found in manufacturing facilities, warehouses,
distribution centers, airports, mining operations, food processing plants,
agricultural facilities, and automated production environments. While
conveyors increase productivity and efficiency, they also present significant
hazards including nip points, pinch points, rotating shafts, pulleys, chains,
sprockets, entanglement hazards, falling materials, electrical hazards, and
hazardous energy sources. Conveyor-related incidents continue to result in serious injuries, amputations, crushing injuries, and fatalities throughout
industry.

The Certified Conveyor Safety Manager (CCSM) course provides
participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to identify conveyor
hazards, conduct conveyor risk assessments, evaluate safeguarding
requirements, implement lockout/tagout procedures, perform conveyor
inspections, and develop comprehensive conveyor safety programs. The
course examines OSHA regulations, ANSI/ASSP B20.1 Safety Standard
for Conveyors and Related Equipment, ANSI B11.0 Safety of Machinery,
ANSI Z244.1 Control of Hazardous Energy, ISO 12100 Risk Assessment,
and other recognized industry practices used to protect employees working
on or around conveyor systems.

What You'll Learn

• Upon successful completion of this course, participants will be able to:
• Explain the history and evolution of conveyor systems.
• Identify the various types of conveyor systems and conveyor components.
• Recognize conveyor hazards and unsafe conditions.
• Interpret OSHA requirements applicable to conveyor systems.
• Understand ANSI/ASSP B20.1 conveyor safety principles.
• Conduct formal conveyor risk assessments.
• Evaluate conveyor safeguarding and machine guarding requirements.
• Identify in-running nip points, pinch points, and entanglement hazards.
• Develop emergency stop and emergency response procedures.
• Implement Lockout/Tagout/Tryout procedures for conveyor systems.
• Conduct conveyor inspections and preventive maintenance evaluations.
• Investigate conveyor-related incidents and near misses.
• Develop and manage a comprehensive Conveyor Safety Program.
• Reduce conveyor-related injuries and improve regulatory compliance.

Who Should Attend

This course is designed for: Safety Managers Safety Professionals EHS Managers Maintenance Managers Maintenance Technicians