Synopsis
Mine Safety and Health Administration Ball Mill Safety DVD573 - 1998 Developed cooperatively by MSHA and Lehigh Portland Cement Company. Outlines the various steps – precautions and procedures – that must be taken to safely and efficiently shut down a ball mill, enter, inspect, service (repair or perform routine maintenance), and restart the operation. Procedures discussed/ demonstrated include: planning, crew selection and briefing, safe work permits, electrical lockout, isolating maintenance area, hatch/door removal, safe access, ventilation and respiratory protection, welding/ cutting, hatch/door installation, and cleanup.
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- News & Public Affairs
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