Entrapment Rescue Training (Robotics)

Robotic Entrapment Rescue Overview

• To provide a clear understanding of robots and robotic cells in order to make appropriate
  rescue decisions.
  
• Will provide a guideline for developing entrapment rescue procedures for individual robotic cells
  

Course Review

• Legal requirements and the Canadian Standards Association Z434-03 Industrial Robots and Robot Systems – General Safety Requirements
  
• A clear understanding of component parts of the robotic cell
  
• Reducing the risk of entrapment through guarding and lockout
  
• Who is needed on the rescue team
• Necessary rescue equipment and the rescue storage box
• Overriding guards and controls that may delay a rescue
• Importance of blocking
  
• Proper use of jacks
• First aid requirements
• Sample entrapment rescue procedures for robotic cell.
• Requirements for notification and disturbance of the accident scene.
• Content is provided by a Slideshow.

NOTE: Hands On Evaluation (Practical Training)

The company will be responsible for the practical training as outlined  by the CSA standards 142.. after you complete the online training.

Suggested Participants:

Robotic equipment operators, millwrights, electricians, first aiders, supervisors, group leaders, and health & safety committee members.

Completion Time:

Online: Approximately 45 minutes.

Cost:  $59.00 (Per Student) per test.
5% discount - purchase 20 or more keys.
Meets CCOHS  & OSHA requirements

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