| edit | 2-ton Shop crane | all | safety
| 2024-09-27 6:05:58 AM |
| edit | 2-ton Shop crane | all | Safety Marney
How would one assess the "as required"? dust in the air remains after a previous member leaves, right? So how would a member know when not to use a respirator in there? I can see where Fred is only required when welding or similar, so maybe it should not be a room level precaution but specific to tools like welders? Ttenbergen (talk) 22:59, 2024 August 13 (CDT)
- Where do you see "as required"? (Marney)
- I meant the "may require". If we put particles in the air they don't just affect the person using a specific tool, and not only for the duration of tool use. The smaller a particle the deeper it can get into the lungs and the longer it will be suspended, and some of the smallest stay suspended for hours or days. My quote "as required" may have been from before John updated this to clarify as per next line. Ttenbergen (talk) 13:59, 2024 October 3 (CDT)
- Updated to clarify what is required at all times vs what may be required John Hache (talk)
- Some other equipment prohibits the use of gloves. I think this section should only have the requirement for the whole room, e.g. respirators in the woodworking room. I can't think of any hazard in this room like that, short of the facility-wide requirement to wear steel toed shoes.
| 2024-09-27 6:05:58 AM |
| edit | 2-ton Shop crane | all | Safety Marney
I changed that a bit, but really still not sure if it's reasonable. You may be working there and then someone else shows up and starts to work. Should you stop what you are doing and chat with them? I would not even notice they are there. So maybe the answer is, expect a hazard and wear the appropriate PPE in this space. | 2024-09-27 6:05:58 AM |
| edit | 2-ton Shop crane | all | Safety Marney
If we require an IR thermometer (welding) we should label it it as safety item not to be removed. By adding the tool page to the Category:Safety we have added it to our Safety Inspection checklist. Is there actually one down there? Yes, it should be. I haven't looked lately but I did buy one. | 2024-09-27 6:05:58 AM |
| edit | 200 Gal Compressed Air Tank (1st floor) | all | Safety Marney
How would one assess the "as required"? dust in the air remains after a previous member leaves, right? So how would a member know when not to use a respirator in there? I can see where Fred is only required when welding or similar, so maybe it should not be a room level precaution but specific to tools like welders? Ttenbergen (talk) 22:59, 2024 August 13 (CDT)
- Where do you see "as required"? (Marney)
- I meant the "may require". If we put particles in the air they don't just affect the person using a specific tool, and not only for the duration of tool use. The smaller a particle the deeper it can get into the lungs and the longer it will be suspended, and some of the smallest stay suspended for hours or days. My quote "as required" may have been from before John updated this to clarify as per next line. Ttenbergen (talk) 13:59, 2024 October 3 (CDT)
- Updated to clarify what is required at all times vs what may be required John Hache (talk)
- Some other equipment prohibits the use of gloves. I think this section should only have the requirement for the whole room, e.g. respirators in the woodworking room. I can't think of any hazard in this room like that, short of the facility-wide requirement to wear steel toed shoes.
| 2024-09-24 5:04:20 PM |
| edit | 200 Gal Compressed Air Tank (1st floor) | all | Safety Marney
I changed that a bit, but really still not sure if it's reasonable. You may be working there and then someone else shows up and starts to work. Should you stop what you are doing and chat with them? I would not even notice they are there. So maybe the answer is, expect a hazard and wear the appropriate PPE in this space. | 2024-09-24 5:04:20 PM |
| edit | 200 Gal Compressed Air Tank (1st floor) | all | Safety Marney
If we require an IR thermometer (welding) we should label it it as safety item not to be removed. By adding the tool page to the Category:Safety we have added it to our Safety Inspection checklist. Is there actually one down there? Yes, it should be. I haven't looked lately but I did buy one. | 2024-09-24 5:04:20 PM |
| edit | Air cleaner (metalworking room at lathe) | all | Safety Marney
How would one assess the "as required"? dust in the air remains after a previous member leaves, right? So how would a member know when not to use a respirator in there? I can see where Fred is only required when welding or similar, so maybe it should not be a room level precaution but specific to tools like welders? Ttenbergen (talk) 22:59, 2024 August 13 (CDT)
- Where do you see "as required"? (Marney)
- I meant the "may require". If we put particles in the air they don't just affect the person using a specific tool, and not only for the duration of tool use. The smaller a particle the deeper it can get into the lungs and the longer it will be suspended, and some of the smallest stay suspended for hours or days. My quote "as required" may have been from before John updated this to clarify as per next line. Ttenbergen (talk) 13:59, 2024 October 3 (CDT)
- Updated to clarify what is required at all times vs what may be required John Hache (talk)
- Some other equipment prohibits the use of gloves. I think this section should only have the requirement for the whole room, e.g. respirators in the woodworking room. I can't think of any hazard in this room like that, short of the facility-wide requirement to wear steel toed shoes.
| 2024-09-09 8:10:52 PM |
| edit | Air cleaner (metalworking room at lathe) | all | Safety Marney
I changed that a bit, but really still not sure if it's reasonable. You may be working there and then someone else shows up and starts to work. Should you stop what you are doing and chat with them? I would not even notice they are there. So maybe the answer is, expect a hazard and wear the appropriate PPE in this space. | 2024-09-09 8:10:52 PM |
| edit | Air cleaner (metalworking room at lathe) | all | Safety Marney
If we require an IR thermometer (welding) we should label it it as safety item not to be removed. By adding the tool page to the Category:Safety we have added it to our Safety Inspection checklist. Is there actually one down there? Yes, it should be. I haven't looked lately but I did buy one. | 2024-09-09 8:10:52 PM |
| edit | Air cleaner (metalworking room at waterjet) | all | Safety Marney
How would one assess the "as required"? dust in the air remains after a previous member leaves, right? So how would a member know when not to use a respirator in there? I can see where Fred is only required when welding or similar, so maybe it should not be a room level precaution but specific to tools like welders? Ttenbergen (talk) 22:59, 2024 August 13 (CDT)
- Where do you see "as required"? (Marney)
- I meant the "may require". If we put particles in the air they don't just affect the person using a specific tool, and not only for the duration of tool use. The smaller a particle the deeper it can get into the lungs and the longer it will be suspended, and some of the smallest stay suspended for hours or days. My quote "as required" may have been from before John updated this to clarify as per next line. Ttenbergen (talk) 13:59, 2024 October 3 (CDT)
- Updated to clarify what is required at all times vs what may be required John Hache (talk)
- Some other equipment prohibits the use of gloves. I think this section should only have the requirement for the whole room, e.g. respirators in the woodworking room. I can't think of any hazard in this room like that, short of the facility-wide requirement to wear steel toed shoes.
| 2024-09-09 8:11:05 PM |
| edit | Air cleaner (metalworking room at waterjet) | all | Safety Marney
I changed that a bit, but really still not sure if it's reasonable. You may be working there and then someone else shows up and starts to work. Should you stop what you are doing and chat with them? I would not even notice they are there. So maybe the answer is, expect a hazard and wear the appropriate PPE in this space. | 2024-09-09 8:11:05 PM |
| edit | Air cleaner (metalworking room at waterjet) | all | Safety Marney
If we require an IR thermometer (welding) we should label it it as safety item not to be removed. By adding the tool page to the Category:Safety we have added it to our Safety Inspection checklist. Is there actually one down there? Yes, it should be. I haven't looked lately but I did buy one. | 2024-09-09 8:11:05 PM |
| edit | Air cleaner (metalworking room at welding table) | all | Safety Marney
How would one assess the "as required"? dust in the air remains after a previous member leaves, right? So how would a member know when not to use a respirator in there? I can see where Fred is only required when welding or similar, so maybe it should not be a room level precaution but specific to tools like welders? Ttenbergen (talk) 22:59, 2024 August 13 (CDT)
- Where do you see "as required"? (Marney)
- I meant the "may require". If we put particles in the air they don't just affect the person using a specific tool, and not only for the duration of tool use. The smaller a particle the deeper it can get into the lungs and the longer it will be suspended, and some of the smallest stay suspended for hours or days. My quote "as required" may have been from before John updated this to clarify as per next line. Ttenbergen (talk) 13:59, 2024 October 3 (CDT)
- Updated to clarify what is required at all times vs what may be required John Hache (talk)
- Some other equipment prohibits the use of gloves. I think this section should only have the requirement for the whole room, e.g. respirators in the woodworking room. I can't think of any hazard in this room like that, short of the facility-wide requirement to wear steel toed shoes.
| 2024-09-09 8:10:55 PM |
| edit | Air cleaner (metalworking room at welding table) | all | Safety Marney
I changed that a bit, but really still not sure if it's reasonable. You may be working there and then someone else shows up and starts to work. Should you stop what you are doing and chat with them? I would not even notice they are there. So maybe the answer is, expect a hazard and wear the appropriate PPE in this space. | 2024-09-09 8:10:55 PM |
| edit | Air cleaner (metalworking room at welding table) | all | Safety Marney
If we require an IR thermometer (welding) we should label it it as safety item not to be removed. By adding the tool page to the Category:Safety we have added it to our Safety Inspection checklist. Is there actually one down there? Yes, it should be. I haven't looked lately but I did buy one. | 2024-09-09 8:10:55 PM |
| edit | Back door monitor | all |
What are the times we settled on with this thing? | 2024-09-10 10:37:39 PM |
| edit | Baileigh Lathe | all | Safety Marney
How would one assess the "as required"? dust in the air remains after a previous member leaves, right? So how would a member know when not to use a respirator in there? I can see where Fred is only required when welding or similar, so maybe it should not be a room level precaution but specific to tools like welders? Ttenbergen (talk) 22:59, 2024 August 13 (CDT)
- Where do you see "as required"? (Marney)
- I meant the "may require". If we put particles in the air they don't just affect the person using a specific tool, and not only for the duration of tool use. The smaller a particle the deeper it can get into the lungs and the longer it will be suspended, and some of the smallest stay suspended for hours or days. My quote "as required" may have been from before John updated this to clarify as per next line. Ttenbergen (talk) 13:59, 2024 October 3 (CDT)
- Updated to clarify what is required at all times vs what may be required John Hache (talk)
- Some other equipment prohibits the use of gloves. I think this section should only have the requirement for the whole room, e.g. respirators in the woodworking room. I can't think of any hazard in this room like that, short of the facility-wide requirement to wear steel toed shoes.
| 2024-07-23 4:57:11 PM |
| edit | Baileigh Lathe | all | Safety Marney
I changed that a bit, but really still not sure if it's reasonable. You may be working there and then someone else shows up and starts to work. Should you stop what you are doing and chat with them? I would not even notice they are there. So maybe the answer is, expect a hazard and wear the appropriate PPE in this space. | 2024-07-23 4:57:11 PM |
| edit | Baileigh Lathe | all | Safety Marney
If we require an IR thermometer (welding) we should label it it as safety item not to be removed. By adding the tool page to the Category:Safety we have added it to our Safety Inspection checklist. Is there actually one down there? Yes, it should be. I haven't looked lately but I did buy one. | 2024-07-23 4:57:11 PM |
| edit | Bambu Labs P1S FDM 3D Printer with Automatic Material System (AMS) | all | This page needs:
Photo of spools to illustrate AMS problems (cardboard spool, nearly empty spool with fixed end, nearly empty spool with loose end)
Loading AMS (John is working on this) | 2024-09-18 6:56:08 PM |
| edit | Big Blue Laser | all | Marney Safety
- Manual says
- "NEVER let the laser system operate if it will be unattended."
- "There is a significant risk of fire ... if the machine should experience a mechanical or electrical failure while operating."
| 2024-09-14 3:58:57 AM |
| edit | Big Blue Laser | all | Photos needed:
lens assembly partly removed
lens assembly loose
position of mirror
wrapped Q-tip
single small workpiece vs multiple small workpieces in a row
Focus tool hanging
^ symbols
focus tool touching material | 2024-09-14 3:58:57 AM |
| edit | Big Blue Laser | all | that is a bigger garbage issue... see Todo | 2024-09-14 3:58:57 AM |
| edit | Big Red Laser | all |
Manual says "NEVER OPERATE THE LASER SYSTEM WITHOUT CONSTANT SUPERVISION OF THE
CUTTING AND ENGRAVING PROCESS. " | 2024-09-04 3:41:59 AM |
| edit | Big Red Laser | all | that is a bigger garbage issue... see Todo | 2024-09-04 3:41:59 AM |
| edit | Blue Laser Room vacuum | all | that is a bigger garbage issue... see Todo | 2024-06-21 4:49:30 PM |
| edit | Breaker Panel | all |
- We have a bunch of breaker panels, some are not obviuous to find, and some are not even in our space but control some of our circuits.
- Would be nice to encode each as infrastructure tool, with location, and with at least the most unexpected info about them documented on the page.
- If we build this we might want to consider instructions such as whether a popped breaker is a cause for a near miss, since it generally means something went wrong, and it would allow us to track any patterns. Could put QR on panels to incident form.
| 2024-08-14 3:01:01 PM |
| edit | Breaker Panel | all | See Eye Wash Station. | 2024-08-14 3:01:01 PM |
| edit | Bug demonstrator page for cargo query cell merge with links | all | Once the problem is fixed in the extension, we can edit Rooms to link to the floors properly and then delete this page. | 2024-08-11 3:49:10 AM |
| edit | Clamps | all | Marney
There was a clamps policy... where is that? | 2024-09-14 4:48:36 AM |
| edit | Clean Work Table Policy (tmp) | all | Marney
We have a Clean Work Table Policy We also have "26. CLEAN WORK TABLE POLICY" in https://northforge.ca//wp-content/uploads/2023/01/North-Forge-Safety-Manual-Winnipeg_Oct.21-22.pdf or is that old?
They actually touch on various things, and many of them are relevant in other contexts. So, we may not need this policy if the other places contain the info we need.
If you agree that these address all of the clean worktable policy then could we eliminate it as its own policy?
If we agree that it can go, we need to re-define Member Council Clean Work Table Lead. | 2024-09-14 4:59:47 AM |
| edit | CNC Spoilboard Storage | all |
- I think that longer-term storage in this cart is OK - some members have products that they sell regularly and would require a custom spoilboard/fixture. How should we handle this? Maybe ask that they "renew" by labelling freshly every 30 days, so old unused boards do not get forgotten
- I have started to do that, but that means contacting people every 30 days only to have them choose the easy route of "yes still need it". The cart is full now, so we kind of need a different way. Ttenbergen (talk) 11:18, 2024 August 13 (CDT)
| 2024-08-13 4:30:31 PM |
| edit | CNC Spoilboard Storage | all | how should we deal with items that are there too long? This rule needs to be easy to enforce, if it is a hassle it won't get done. Can we just apply Storage#Consequences of inappropriate storage use? | 2024-08-13 4:30:31 PM |
| edit | Compact Floor Metal Bender | all | Safety Marney
How would one assess the "as required"? dust in the air remains after a previous member leaves, right? So how would a member know when not to use a respirator in there? I can see where Fred is only required when welding or similar, so maybe it should not be a room level precaution but specific to tools like welders? Ttenbergen (talk) 22:59, 2024 August 13 (CDT)
- Where do you see "as required"? (Marney)
- I meant the "may require". If we put particles in the air they don't just affect the person using a specific tool, and not only for the duration of tool use. The smaller a particle the deeper it can get into the lungs and the longer it will be suspended, and some of the smallest stay suspended for hours or days. My quote "as required" may have been from before John updated this to clarify as per next line. Ttenbergen (talk) 13:59, 2024 October 3 (CDT)
- Updated to clarify what is required at all times vs what may be required John Hache (talk)
- Some other equipment prohibits the use of gloves. I think this section should only have the requirement for the whole room, e.g. respirators in the woodworking room. I can't think of any hazard in this room like that, short of the facility-wide requirement to wear steel toed shoes.
| 2024-06-17 3:20:35 AM |
| edit | Compact Floor Metal Bender | all | Safety Marney
I changed that a bit, but really still not sure if it's reasonable. You may be working there and then someone else shows up and starts to work. Should you stop what you are doing and chat with them? I would not even notice they are there. So maybe the answer is, expect a hazard and wear the appropriate PPE in this space. | 2024-06-17 3:20:35 AM |
| edit | Compact Floor Metal Bender | all | Safety Marney
If we require an IR thermometer (welding) we should label it it as safety item not to be removed. By adding the tool page to the Category:Safety we have added it to our Safety Inspection checklist. Is there actually one down there? Yes, it should be. I haven't looked lately but I did buy one. | 2024-06-17 3:20:35 AM |
| edit | Compact Metal Shears | all | Safety Marney
How would one assess the "as required"? dust in the air remains after a previous member leaves, right? So how would a member know when not to use a respirator in there? I can see where Fred is only required when welding or similar, so maybe it should not be a room level precaution but specific to tools like welders? Ttenbergen (talk) 22:59, 2024 August 13 (CDT)
- Where do you see "as required"? (Marney)
- I meant the "may require". If we put particles in the air they don't just affect the person using a specific tool, and not only for the duration of tool use. The smaller a particle the deeper it can get into the lungs and the longer it will be suspended, and some of the smallest stay suspended for hours or days. My quote "as required" may have been from before John updated this to clarify as per next line. Ttenbergen (talk) 13:59, 2024 October 3 (CDT)
- Updated to clarify what is required at all times vs what may be required John Hache (talk)
- Some other equipment prohibits the use of gloves. I think this section should only have the requirement for the whole room, e.g. respirators in the woodworking room. I can't think of any hazard in this room like that, short of the facility-wide requirement to wear steel toed shoes.
| 2024-09-14 3:49:27 AM |
| edit | Compact Metal Shears | all | Safety Marney
I changed that a bit, but really still not sure if it's reasonable. You may be working there and then someone else shows up and starts to work. Should you stop what you are doing and chat with them? I would not even notice they are there. So maybe the answer is, expect a hazard and wear the appropriate PPE in this space. | 2024-09-14 3:49:27 AM |
| edit | Compact Metal Shears | all | Safety Marney
If we require an IR thermometer (welding) we should label it it as safety item not to be removed. By adding the tool page to the Category:Safety we have added it to our Safety Inspection checklist. Is there actually one down there? Yes, it should be. I haven't looked lately but I did buy one. | 2024-09-14 3:49:27 AM |
| edit | Compressed air gun | all | Marney Safety
Made this page partly as a place for the policy around compressed air cleaning to live. | 2024-09-24 5:14:59 PM |
| edit | Confined space | all | Marney
- we should move that over to the wiki
| 2024-09-16 8:22:03 PM |
| edit | Consequences of Inappropriate Storage | all | Marney
We had talked about a process for items in storage when your membership ends or you haven't paid for your spot - was a decision made? Tina had suggested a warning to the (former) member, with a set timeline, after which we would hire our garbage removal people to remove the items and forward the bill for this. Can we settle on this? | 2024-09-14 4:08:56 AM |
| edit | Consequences of Inappropriate Storage | all | This would then likely also apply to Template:Temporary storage. | 2024-09-14 4:08:56 AM |
| edit | Consumables | all | This doesn't yet list the items in the "consumables" data of tools. I am not sure that even makes sense to include here the way it's being used for now. May need to reconsider that data. | 2024-08-30 3:46:04 AM |
| edit | CorelDraw for Fablab | all |
- Just a thought for now. Do we need this? What else should be included? Ttenbergen (talk) 23:17, 2024 September 1 (CDT)
- We would need PCs to teach this on. So maybe it would need to be in the laser room if more than two people want to take it. Could be in the Design Space if only 2 people.
| 2024-09-02 4:24:51 AM |
| edit | CorelDraw | all | John
I usually save them as oldest version because it's easiest to remember and the vector functionality we use doesn't seem much affected by it. Would that be a reasonable instruction? | 2024-08-28 11:38:06 PM |
| edit | Double Bevel Sliding Compound Miter Saw | all | Please fill out this section. Probably involves a wrench and maybe a blade stop of some sort? People are loosening screws that they don't need to be loosening, so make sure you've been shown how to do it properly. | 2024-08-17 2:30:11 AM |
| edit | Drill Press (metal) | all | Safety Marney
- How would one assess the "as required"? dust in the air remains after a previous member leaves, right? So how would a member know when not to use a respirator in there? I can see where Fred is only required when welding or similar, so maybe it should not be a room level precaution but specific to tools like welders? Ttenbergen (talk) 22:59, 2024 August 13 (CDT)
- Where do you see "as required"? (Marney)
- I meant the "may require". If we put particles in the air they don't just affect the person using a specific tool, and not only for the duration of tool use. The smaller a particle the deeper it can get into the lungs and the longer it will be suspended, and some of the smallest stay suspended for hours or days. My quote "as required" may have been from before John updated this to clarify as per next line. Ttenbergen (talk) 13:59, 2024 October 3 (CDT)
- Updated to clarify what is required at all times vs what may be required John Hache (talk)
- Some other equipment prohibits the use of gloves. I think this section should only have the requirement for the whole room, e.g. respirators in the woodworking room. I can't think of any hazard in this room like that, short of the facility-wide requirement to wear steel toed shoes.
| 2024-09-24 2:05:49 PM |
| edit | Drill Press (metal) | all | Safety Marney
I changed that a bit, but really still not sure if it's reasonable. You may be working there and then someone else shows up and starts to work. Should you stop what you are doing and chat with them? I would not even notice they are there. So maybe the answer is, expect a hazard and wear the appropriate PPE in this space. | 2024-09-24 2:05:49 PM |
| edit | Drill Press (metal) | all | Safety Marney
If we require an IR thermometer (welding) we should label it it as safety item not to be removed. By adding the tool page to the Category:Safety we have added it to our Safety Inspection checklist. Is there actually one down there? Yes, it should be. I haven't looked lately but I did buy one. | 2024-09-24 2:05:49 PM |
| edit | Drum Polisher | all | Safety Marney
How would one assess the "as required"? dust in the air remains after a previous member leaves, right? So how would a member know when not to use a respirator in there? I can see where Fred is only required when welding or similar, so maybe it should not be a room level precaution but specific to tools like welders? Ttenbergen (talk) 22:59, 2024 August 13 (CDT)
- Where do you see "as required"? (Marney)
- I meant the "may require". If we put particles in the air they don't just affect the person using a specific tool, and not only for the duration of tool use. The smaller a particle the deeper it can get into the lungs and the longer it will be suspended, and some of the smallest stay suspended for hours or days. My quote "as required" may have been from before John updated this to clarify as per next line. Ttenbergen (talk) 13:59, 2024 October 3 (CDT)
- Updated to clarify what is required at all times vs what may be required John Hache (talk)
- Some other equipment prohibits the use of gloves. I think this section should only have the requirement for the whole room, e.g. respirators in the woodworking room. I can't think of any hazard in this room like that, short of the facility-wide requirement to wear steel toed shoes.
| 2024-08-19 10:08:55 PM |
| edit | Drum Polisher | all | Safety Marney
I changed that a bit, but really still not sure if it's reasonable. You may be working there and then someone else shows up and starts to work. Should you stop what you are doing and chat with them? I would not even notice they are there. So maybe the answer is, expect a hazard and wear the appropriate PPE in this space. | 2024-08-19 10:08:55 PM |
| edit | Drum Polisher | all | Safety Marney
If we require an IR thermometer (welding) we should label it it as safety item not to be removed. By adding the tool page to the Category:Safety we have added it to our Safety Inspection checklist. Is there actually one down there? Yes, it should be. I haven't looked lately but I did buy one. | 2024-08-19 10:08:55 PM |
| edit | Ecopoxy Workstation | all | Epoxy Room/Precautions pulls into the tool portion of this page; maybe the tool template should pull this into the instruction portion instead. The idea is that when a whole room is affected by a hazard, we should really store it at the room level, and if it is stored at the room level, we shouldn't re-apply it at the tool level. | 2024-09-04 4:10:29 AM |
| edit | Emergency Preparedness Drill | all | Safety
Apparently we are supposed to hold one before each meeting? | 2024-09-09 9:54:02 PM |
| edit | Emptying dust extractors and vacuums | all | We need a page for this!
- Maybe the following will work.
- John and Tina should talk about discussions onthe wiki, there are several options.
- I meant this page almost as a general precautions page. The things you wrote are great and should be the instructions for the individual tools I think - for some I don't have pages yet. But my concern was more that we fuss to collect dust at the source but then make messes disposing of the dust. Are there best practices? For example, the bag in the wide belt sander extractor is so large to be just about unmanageable. And even for the others, beating out a vacuum filter on the inside of the garbage can releases a lot of dust. So, what is our deal? This might be related to the use of compressed air to clean things discussion.
| 2024-07-09 1:02:25 AM |
| edit | English Wheel | all | Safety Marney
How would one assess the "as required"? dust in the air remains after a previous member leaves, right? So how would a member know when not to use a respirator in there? I can see where Fred is only required when welding or similar, so maybe it should not be a room level precaution but specific to tools like welders? Ttenbergen (talk) 22:59, 2024 August 13 (CDT)
- Where do you see "as required"? (Marney)
- I meant the "may require". If we put particles in the air they don't just affect the person using a specific tool, and not only for the duration of tool use. The smaller a particle the deeper it can get into the lungs and the longer it will be suspended, and some of the smallest stay suspended for hours or days. My quote "as required" may have been from before John updated this to clarify as per next line. Ttenbergen (talk) 13:59, 2024 October 3 (CDT)
- Updated to clarify what is required at all times vs what may be required John Hache (talk)
- Some other equipment prohibits the use of gloves. I think this section should only have the requirement for the whole room, e.g. respirators in the woodworking room. I can't think of any hazard in this room like that, short of the facility-wide requirement to wear steel toed shoes.
| 2024-09-14 3:55:03 AM |
| edit | English Wheel | all | Safety Marney
I changed that a bit, but really still not sure if it's reasonable. You may be working there and then someone else shows up and starts to work. Should you stop what you are doing and chat with them? I would not even notice they are there. So maybe the answer is, expect a hazard and wear the appropriate PPE in this space. | 2024-09-14 3:55:03 AM |
| edit | English Wheel | all | Safety Marney
If we require an IR thermometer (welding) we should label it it as safety item not to be removed. By adding the tool page to the Category:Safety we have added it to our Safety Inspection checklist. Is there actually one down there? Yes, it should be. I haven't looked lately but I did buy one. | 2024-09-14 3:55:03 AM |
| edit | Eye Wash Station | all |
We'll either need to find a way to link this to most rooms, or better yet, make it eye hazard dependent and link it that way... TT needs to think about this some more.
- There is a maps functionality for the wiki, and it can use any base map we want with coordinates. So we would be able to display e.g. tools or safety equipment via coordinate. I had thought about adding this initially but decided not to follow that squirrel for now. Let me know if I should reconsider that. Ttenbergen (talk) 22:42, 2024 August 13 (CDT)
Rooms and locations listed for convenience, there's probably a better way to do this in terms of the Wiki. John has also taken photos of the locations in case that's helpful later.
- That would be helpful later, because for the map we would probably encode each as its own "tool" (even if that stretches that category a bit), so a photo on there would be helpful. Ttenbergen (talk) 22:42, 2024 August 13 (CDT)
| 2024-08-14 3:42:23 AM |
| edit | Eye Wash Station | all | Doug pointed out that we may not have good documentation on these, let's change that. Here is a start...
This should contain instructions on how to use the eye wash stations. It should probably also include whom to notify, and a link to the incident form, since use of a wash station would warrant a form. Maybe the form is how we find out that they were used, too.
As much as that is internal info, I think it might also be good to add if we have spares on hand, and possibly where we get them. | 2024-08-14 3:42:23 AM |
| edit | Finished Print Box in the 3D Printing Room | all | This could use a photo | 2024-08-11 4:43:55 AM |
| edit | Fire Alarm Pull Station | all | See Eye Wash Station. | 2024-08-17 2:33:40 AM |
| edit | Fire Drill | all | Safety
We need to do a fire drill. | 2024-09-09 10:14:13 PM |
| edit | Fire Drill | all | Should that be the director or the employer co-chair? | 2024-09-09 10:14:13 PM |
| edit | Fire Extinguisher | all | See Eye Wash Station. | 2024-08-17 2:33:29 AM |
| edit | Flammables Cabinet (epoxy room) | all | Marney
- Do we have a policy. Is this consistent with that policy? We have a very brief policy in the safety manual; this page expands on it (adding information about WHMIS labelling).
| 2024-09-17 8:39:44 PM |
| edit | Flammables Cabinet (metal working room) | all | Marney
Do we have a policy. Is this consistent with that policy? We have a very brief policy in the safety manual; this page expands on it (adding information about WHMIS labelling). | 2024-09-17 8:39:51 PM |
| edit | Flammables Cabinet (metal working room) | all | Safety Marney
How would one assess the "as required"? dust in the air remains after a previous member leaves, right? So how would a member know when not to use a respirator in there? I can see where Fred is only required when welding or similar, so maybe it should not be a room level precaution but specific to tools like welders? Ttenbergen (talk) 22:59, 2024 August 13 (CDT)
- Where do you see "as required"? (Marney)
- I meant the "may require". If we put particles in the air they don't just affect the person using a specific tool, and not only for the duration of tool use. The smaller a particle the deeper it can get into the lungs and the longer it will be suspended, and some of the smallest stay suspended for hours or days. My quote "as required" may have been from before John updated this to clarify as per next line. Ttenbergen (talk) 13:59, 2024 October 3 (CDT)
- Updated to clarify what is required at all times vs what may be required John Hache (talk)
- Some other equipment prohibits the use of gloves. I think this section should only have the requirement for the whole room, e.g. respirators in the woodworking room. I can't think of any hazard in this room like that, short of the facility-wide requirement to wear steel toed shoes.
| 2024-09-17 8:39:51 PM |
| edit | Flammables Cabinet (metal working room) | all | Safety Marney
I changed that a bit, but really still not sure if it's reasonable. You may be working there and then someone else shows up and starts to work. Should you stop what you are doing and chat with them? I would not even notice they are there. So maybe the answer is, expect a hazard and wear the appropriate PPE in this space. | 2024-09-17 8:39:51 PM |
| edit | Flammables Cabinet (metal working room) | all | Safety Marney
If we require an IR thermometer (welding) we should label it it as safety item not to be removed. By adding the tool page to the Category:Safety we have added it to our Safety Inspection checklist. Is there actually one down there? Yes, it should be. I haven't looked lately but I did buy one. | 2024-09-17 8:39:51 PM |
| edit | Flammables Cabinet (paint room) | all | Marney
Do we have a policy. Is this consistent with that policy? We have a very brief policy in the safety manual; this page expands on it (adding information about WHMIS labelling). | 2024-09-17 8:39:55 PM |
| edit | Flammables Cabinets | all | Marney
Do we have a policy. Is this consistent with that policy? We have a very brief policy in the safety manual; this page expands on it (adding information about WHMIS labelling). | 2024-08-11 6:11:31 AM |
| edit | FormLabs resin printers | all | I think we need a generic page to avoid duplication. Possibly a fake tool page so that all common details can be on this one, and all specific things on the individual printer's pages. Not sure yet how to best do this. | 2024-07-19 7:34:35 PM |
| edit | FRED Welding fume extractor | all | Safety Marney
How would one assess the "as required"? dust in the air remains after a previous member leaves, right? So how would a member know when not to use a respirator in there? I can see where Fred is only required when welding or similar, so maybe it should not be a room level precaution but specific to tools like welders? Ttenbergen (talk) 22:59, 2024 August 13 (CDT)
- Where do you see "as required"? (Marney)
- I meant the "may require". If we put particles in the air they don't just affect the person using a specific tool, and not only for the duration of tool use. The smaller a particle the deeper it can get into the lungs and the longer it will be suspended, and some of the smallest stay suspended for hours or days. My quote "as required" may have been from before John updated this to clarify as per next line. Ttenbergen (talk) 13:59, 2024 October 3 (CDT)
- Updated to clarify what is required at all times vs what may be required John Hache (talk)
- Some other equipment prohibits the use of gloves. I think this section should only have the requirement for the whole room, e.g. respirators in the woodworking room. I can't think of any hazard in this room like that, short of the facility-wide requirement to wear steel toed shoes.
| 2024-07-23 5:25:14 PM |
| edit | FRED Welding fume extractor | all | Safety Marney
I changed that a bit, but really still not sure if it's reasonable. You may be working there and then someone else shows up and starts to work. Should you stop what you are doing and chat with them? I would not even notice they are there. So maybe the answer is, expect a hazard and wear the appropriate PPE in this space. | 2024-07-23 5:25:14 PM |
| edit | FRED Welding fume extractor | all | Safety Marney
If we require an IR thermometer (welding) we should label it it as safety item not to be removed. By adding the tool page to the Category:Safety we have added it to our Safety Inspection checklist. Is there actually one down there? Yes, it should be. I haven't looked lately but I did buy one. | 2024-07-23 5:25:14 PM |
| edit | Garbage | all | this needs more work...
- safe handling, assume it's not safe, gloves etc
- empty bins when (how full?)
- location for empty garbage bags
- two carts upstairs, one for sheet goods. Notify when full. Do we have any thoughts on the acceptability of just leaving bags in front of the cart?
- looks like we are using that box cart on 1 for garbage now. Is that a thing?
- guidelines about breaking things down so there are no sharp corners and max sizes for hard stuff in bags
- guidelines about securing bags with sawdust and not overfilling them so they aren't too heavy to put in the collection bin
- own page about recycling and electronics recycling or on here?
- food garbage restrictions
- replace lids where present, either for safety as in metal room, or or fruit flies elsewhere
- metal recycling (would be nice if this went with an option to put still useful stock into a pool like the Stock Metal Stash
- fire wood bins - contents free for all to take, only add untreated
| 2024-09-14 2:09:24 AM |
| edit | Giant Blue Laser | all |
Instructions say "Stay with the laser. Never operate the laser system while unattended." | 2024-08-19 4:13:27 AM |
| edit | Giant Blue Laser | all | Photos: Raster table and vector grid, control panel icons | 2024-08-19 4:13:27 AM |
| edit | Giant Blue Laser | all | that is a bigger garbage issue... see Todo | 2024-08-19 4:13:27 AM |
| edit | Global Max 1508 Waterjet System | all | Safety Marney
How would one assess the "as required"? dust in the air remains after a previous member leaves, right? So how would a member know when not to use a respirator in there? I can see where Fred is only required when welding or similar, so maybe it should not be a room level precaution but specific to tools like welders? Ttenbergen (talk) 22:59, 2024 August 13 (CDT)
- Where do you see "as required"? (Marney)
- I meant the "may require". If we put particles in the air they don't just affect the person using a specific tool, and not only for the duration of tool use. The smaller a particle the deeper it can get into the lungs and the longer it will be suspended, and some of the smallest stay suspended for hours or days. My quote "as required" may have been from before John updated this to clarify as per next line. Ttenbergen (talk) 13:59, 2024 October 3 (CDT)
- Updated to clarify what is required at all times vs what may be required John Hache (talk)
- Some other equipment prohibits the use of gloves. I think this section should only have the requirement for the whole room, e.g. respirators in the woodworking room. I can't think of any hazard in this room like that, short of the facility-wide requirement to wear steel toed shoes.
| 2024-07-02 8:55:33 AM |
| edit | Global Max 1508 Waterjet System | all | Safety Marney
I changed that a bit, but really still not sure if it's reasonable. You may be working there and then someone else shows up and starts to work. Should you stop what you are doing and chat with them? I would not even notice they are there. So maybe the answer is, expect a hazard and wear the appropriate PPE in this space. | 2024-07-02 8:55:33 AM |
| edit | Global Max 1508 Waterjet System | all | Safety Marney
If we require an IR thermometer (welding) we should label it it as safety item not to be removed. By adding the tool page to the Category:Safety we have added it to our Safety Inspection checklist. Is there actually one down there? Yes, it should be. I haven't looked lately but I did buy one. | 2024-07-02 8:55:33 AM |
| edit | Handheld power metal cutting shear | all | Safety Marney
How would one assess the "as required"? dust in the air remains after a previous member leaves, right? So how would a member know when not to use a respirator in there? I can see where Fred is only required when welding or similar, so maybe it should not be a room level precaution but specific to tools like welders? Ttenbergen (talk) 22:59, 2024 August 13 (CDT)
- Where do you see "as required"? (Marney)
- I meant the "may require". If we put particles in the air they don't just affect the person using a specific tool, and not only for the duration of tool use. The smaller a particle the deeper it can get into the lungs and the longer it will be suspended, and some of the smallest stay suspended for hours or days. My quote "as required" may have been from before John updated this to clarify as per next line. Ttenbergen (talk) 13:59, 2024 October 3 (CDT)
- Updated to clarify what is required at all times vs what may be required John Hache (talk)
- Some other equipment prohibits the use of gloves. I think this section should only have the requirement for the whole room, e.g. respirators in the woodworking room. I can't think of any hazard in this room like that, short of the facility-wide requirement to wear steel toed shoes.
| 2024-09-14 3:49:31 AM |
| edit | Handheld power metal cutting shear | all | Safety Marney
I changed that a bit, but really still not sure if it's reasonable. You may be working there and then someone else shows up and starts to work. Should you stop what you are doing and chat with them? I would not even notice they are there. So maybe the answer is, expect a hazard and wear the appropriate PPE in this space. | 2024-09-14 3:49:31 AM |
| edit | Handheld power metal cutting shear | all | Safety Marney
If we require an IR thermometer (welding) we should label it it as safety item not to be removed. By adding the tool page to the Category:Safety we have added it to our Safety Inspection checklist. Is there actually one down there? Yes, it should be. I haven't looked lately but I did buy one. | 2024-09-14 3:49:31 AM |
| edit | Hazardous materials fridge | all |
Member supplied or are there North Forge supplies of soldering stuff in there as well?
Would this be the place for other chemicals that should be stored cool?
What are the rules around flammables in there? | 2024-09-04 5:22:15 AM |
| edit | Heat Press | all |
Add the material settings for NF supplied materials. Apparently these are on/near the material shelf.
Add examples of heat-sensitive sublimation materials that might need 15 second passes
Add instructions for changing from °C to °F | 2024-09-01 8:13:22 PM |
| edit | HP DesignJet 800ps Large Format Printer | all | I seem to remember hearing Chris Brown talk about having successfully set up the Vinyl Cutter PC to print to this printer. Is that right? If so we might be able to retire the HP Plotter PC and clear up that workstation for other use. Ttenbergen (talk) 23:26, 2024 September 1 (CDT) | 2024-09-02 4:26:56 AM |
| edit | Induction Forge | all | Safety Marney
How would one assess the "as required"? dust in the air remains after a previous member leaves, right? So how would a member know when not to use a respirator in there? I can see where Fred is only required when welding or similar, so maybe it should not be a room level precaution but specific to tools like welders? Ttenbergen (talk) 22:59, 2024 August 13 (CDT)
- Where do you see "as required"? (Marney)
- I meant the "may require". If we put particles in the air they don't just affect the person using a specific tool, and not only for the duration of tool use. The smaller a particle the deeper it can get into the lungs and the longer it will be suspended, and some of the smallest stay suspended for hours or days. My quote "as required" may have been from before John updated this to clarify as per next line. Ttenbergen (talk) 13:59, 2024 October 3 (CDT)
- Updated to clarify what is required at all times vs what may be required John Hache (talk)
- Some other equipment prohibits the use of gloves. I think this section should only have the requirement for the whole room, e.g. respirators in the woodworking room. I can't think of any hazard in this room like that, short of the facility-wide requirement to wear steel toed shoes.
| 2024-09-04 5:25:15 AM |
| edit | Induction Forge | all | Safety Marney
I changed that a bit, but really still not sure if it's reasonable. You may be working there and then someone else shows up and starts to work. Should you stop what you are doing and chat with them? I would not even notice they are there. So maybe the answer is, expect a hazard and wear the appropriate PPE in this space. | 2024-09-04 5:25:15 AM |
| edit | Induction Forge | all | Safety Marney
If we require an IR thermometer (welding) we should label it it as safety item not to be removed. By adding the tool page to the Category:Safety we have added it to our Safety Inspection checklist. Is there actually one down there? Yes, it should be. I haven't looked lately but I did buy one. | 2024-09-04 5:25:15 AM |
| edit | Instructions:Bambu Labs P1S FDM 3D Printer with Automatic Material System (AMS) | all | This page needs:
Photo of spools to illustrate AMS problems (cardboard spool, nearly empty spool with fixed end, nearly empty spool with loose end)
Loading AMS (John is working on this) | 2024-08-15 9:05:00 PM |
| edit | Instructions:Big Blue Laser | all | Photos needed:
- lens assembly partly removed
- lens assembly loose
- position of mirror
- wrapped Q-tip
- single small workpiece vs multiple small workpieces in a row
- Focus tool hanging
- ^ symbols
- focus tool touching material
| 2024-08-21 3:59:56 PM |
| edit | Instructions:CorelDraw | all | John
I usually save them as oldest version because it's easiest to remember and the vector functionality we use doesn't seem much affected by it. Would that be a reasonable instruction? | 2024-09-14 4:11:41 AM |
| edit | Instructions:Double Bevel Sliding Compound Miter Saw | all | Please fill out this section. Probably involves a wrench and maybe a blade stop of some sort? People are loosening screws that they don't need to be loosening, so make sure you've been shown how to do it properly. | 2024-07-09 12:55:56 AM |
| edit | Instructions:Ecopoxy Workstation | all | Epoxy Room/Precautions pulls into the tool portion of this page; maybe the tool template should pull this into the instruction portion instead. The idea is that when a whole room is affected by a hazard, we should really store it at the room level, and if it is stored at the room level, we shouldn't re-apply it at the tool level. | 2024-07-26 3:08:12 PM |
| edit | Instructions:FDM Printing | all | Adding this to the discussion list so we know it needs work.
This page will eventually contain information on general FDM printing theory, like why support material is used or why Z-gap is important. Specific machine instructions will be associated with their appropriate page.
This page might also not end up existing. Let's see what the future brings. | 2024-07-09 1:30:17 AM |
| edit | Instructions:Giant Blue Laser | all | Photos: Raster table and vector grid, control panel icons | 2024-08-19 4:14:03 AM |
| edit | Instructions:Heat Press | all |
- Add the material settings for NF supplied materials. Apparently these are on/near the material shelf.
- Add examples of heat-sensitive sublimation materials that might need 15 second passes
- Add instructions for changing from °C to °F
| 2024-08-14 3:34:21 AM |
| edit | Instructions:Laguna Bandsaw | all | Do we want to include instructions on where to put the sign to maximize chances of re-applying it and remembering to untension? | 2024-07-26 2:21:50 PM |
| edit | Instructions:Large Finishing Tumbler | all |
According to the manual "Noise levels produced by various Mr Deburr vibratory systems, as measured at the C&M Topline factor, range from 81 to 93 decibels. Do we assume that our machine is at the high end of that range? Considering the small space it is in I would suggest so. If so, the hearing protection that should be used should be an NRR of at least 24. Does the fablab provide this at the tool or should the user provide their own? Ttenbergen (talk) 00:15, 2024 September 27 (CDT)
All other members performing other work in the room would have to wear the same hearing protection while this machine runs. | 2024-09-27 3:22:39 PM |
| edit | Instructions:Large Finishing Tumbler | all |
Again, we may need to consider safe lifting and moving | 2024-09-27 3:22:39 PM |
| edit | Instructions:Large Finishing Tumbler | all |
Does the fablab provide these? | 2024-09-27 3:22:39 PM |
| edit | Instructions:Large Finishing Tumbler | all |
Does the fablab provide these? Also, are protective gloves needed when removing the parts from the tumbler, and are nitrile gloves tough enough for that task? | 2024-09-27 3:22:39 PM |
| edit | Instructions:Large Finishing Tumbler | all |
I would like to combine the abrasive media info here because at least some of it can be used in both tumblers and the two sandblasters. Any objections if I move this section to Template:Abrasive media in the metalworking room that has already been applied to the main page of all these tools? | 2024-09-27 3:22:39 PM |
| edit | Instructions:Large Finishing Tumbler | all |
is a brush available for this purpose? Should the splash goggles be worn for this? | 2024-09-27 3:22:39 PM |
| edit | Instructions:Large Finishing Tumbler | all |
is this a common problem? If so we need to address that. | 2024-09-27 3:22:39 PM |
| edit | Instructions:Large Finishing Tumbler | all |
is this a common problem? If so we need to address that. And we need more detailed instructions on which braker. | 2024-09-27 3:22:39 PM |
| edit | Instructions:Large Finishing Tumbler | all |
is this standard operating procedure or safe work procedure? Not SWP | 2024-09-27 3:22:39 PM |
| edit | Instructions:Large Finishing Tumbler | all |
manual mentions risk of fire or explosion when using unapproved lubricants, this needs to be reflected here | 2024-09-27 3:22:39 PM |
| edit | Instructions:Large Finishing Tumbler | all |
Run machine how? | 2024-09-27 3:22:39 PM |
| edit | Instructions:Large Finishing Tumbler | all |
the bucket will have water, lubricant, abrasive and metal residue. Is it appropriate to dispose of this by pouring this in the lane?
pouring water into the lane in the winter will cause ice, probably not a hazard we want to create | 2024-09-27 3:22:39 PM |
| edit | Instructions:Large Finishing Tumbler | all |
the manual specifies pump precautions and the risk of pump burnout that are not reflected here as a hazard | 2024-09-27 3:22:39 PM |
| edit | Instructions:Large Finishing Tumbler | all |
we don't generally allow member maintenance; does the fablab approve this exception | 2024-09-27 3:22:39 PM |
| edit | Instructions:Large Finishing Tumbler | all |
what is the weight of these buckets? Do we need safe practices for members to handle these safely?
manual mentions plugging outlet drain for dry media like corncob; how do we do that? | 2024-09-27 3:22:39 PM |
| edit | Instructions:Large Finishing Tumbler | all |
Where and how do we appropriately do this? There is no utility sink. | 2024-09-27 3:22:39 PM |
| edit | Instructions:Large Finishing Tumbler | all | How? | 2024-09-27 3:22:39 PM |
| edit | Instructions:Large Finishing Tumbler | all | what is L-100; we need a sds link on the main page for the tool | 2024-09-27 3:22:39 PM |
| edit | Instructions:Safety Speed Panel Saw | all |
this still needs SWPs etc, I am just adding some observations from today
the saw portion can tilt to a horizontal position. Is there any safe or reasonable way to use it that way? | 2024-08-06 9:11:40 PM |
| edit | Instructions:Sawstop Industrial Cabinet Saw | all | Do we have a splitter? If not, remove? | 2024-08-14 4:38:05 AM |
| edit | Instructions:Sawstop Industrial Cabinet Saw | all | Want to improve this page? Here are some instructions you can add:
- How and when to use safety devices (featherboards, push sticks)
- How and when to use North Forge's sleds and fixtures
- What types of blades are suitable for different jobs
We also need photos:
- Blade change procedure
- Photo of SawStop indicator lights
- Sawstop Override key
| 2024-08-14 4:38:05 AM |
| edit | Instructions:ShopBot 3-Axis CNC Mill | all | Want to make this page better? Edit it yourself, or talk to John Hache. North Forge would like to make sure instructions are clear and easy to use. | 2024-08-31 3:50:32 PM |
| edit | Instructions:Spot Welder | all | Jeff
Is there an outlet we can recommend or require for this, ideally one that would be open to a member re-set? | 2024-09-14 5:18:31 AM |
| edit | IR thermometer (welding) | all | Marney Safety
There was talk about needing one, and we bought several. I think we then said that this wouldn't be practical, and there was some different approach to the hot works / fire watch... what came of this?
I don't think there is actually an IR thermometer down there. | 2024-09-14 4:07:53 AM |
| edit | IR thermometer (welding) | all | Safety Marney
- How would one assess the "as required"? dust in the air remains after a previous member leaves, right? So how would a member know when not to use a respirator in there? I can see where Fred is only required when welding or similar, so maybe it should not be a room level precaution but specific to tools like welders? Ttenbergen (talk) 22:59, 2024 August 13 (CDT)
- Where do you see "as required"? (Marney)
- I meant the "may require". If we put particles in the air they don't just affect the person using a specific tool, and not only for the duration of tool use. The smaller a particle the deeper it can get into the lungs and the longer it will be suspended, and some of the smallest stay suspended for hours or days. My quote "as required" may have been from before John updated this to clarify as per next line. Ttenbergen (talk) 13:59, 2024 October 3 (CDT)
- Updated to clarify what is required at all times vs what may be required John Hache (talk)
- Some other equipment prohibits the use of gloves. I think this section should only have the requirement for the whole room, e.g. respirators in the woodworking room. I can't think of any hazard in this room like that, short of the facility-wide requirement to wear steel toed shoes.
| 2024-09-14 4:07:53 AM |
| edit | IR thermometer (welding) | all | Safety Marney
I changed that a bit, but really still not sure if it's reasonable. You may be working there and then someone else shows up and starts to work. Should you stop what you are doing and chat with them? I would not even notice they are there. So maybe the answer is, expect a hazard and wear the appropriate PPE in this space. | 2024-09-14 4:07:53 AM |
| edit | IR thermometer (welding) | all | Safety Marney
If we require an IR thermometer (welding) we should label it it as safety item not to be removed. By adding the tool page to the Category:Safety we have added it to our Safety Inspection checklist. Is there actually one down there? Yes, it should be. I haven't looked lately but I did buy one. | 2024-09-14 4:07:53 AM |
| edit | Iroquois SPP40/75 Ironworker | all | Safety Marney
How would one assess the "as required"? dust in the air remains after a previous member leaves, right? So how would a member know when not to use a respirator in there? I can see where Fred is only required when welding or similar, so maybe it should not be a room level precaution but specific to tools like welders? Ttenbergen (talk) 22:59, 2024 August 13 (CDT)
- Where do you see "as required"? (Marney)
- I meant the "may require". If we put particles in the air they don't just affect the person using a specific tool, and not only for the duration of tool use. The smaller a particle the deeper it can get into the lungs and the longer it will be suspended, and some of the smallest stay suspended for hours or days. My quote "as required" may have been from before John updated this to clarify as per next line. Ttenbergen (talk) 13:59, 2024 October 3 (CDT)
- Updated to clarify what is required at all times vs what may be required John Hache (talk)
- Some other equipment prohibits the use of gloves. I think this section should only have the requirement for the whole room, e.g. respirators in the woodworking room. I can't think of any hazard in this room like that, short of the facility-wide requirement to wear steel toed shoes.
| 2024-06-17 2:15:07 AM |
| edit | Iroquois SPP40/75 Ironworker | all | Safety Marney
I changed that a bit, but really still not sure if it's reasonable. You may be working there and then someone else shows up and starts to work. Should you stop what you are doing and chat with them? I would not even notice they are there. So maybe the answer is, expect a hazard and wear the appropriate PPE in this space. | 2024-06-17 2:15:07 AM |
| edit | Iroquois SPP40/75 Ironworker | all | Safety Marney
If we require an IR thermometer (welding) we should label it it as safety item not to be removed. By adding the tool page to the Category:Safety we have added it to our Safety Inspection checklist. Is there actually one down there? Yes, it should be. I haven't looked lately but I did buy one. | 2024-06-17 2:15:07 AM |
| edit | IT at the Fablab | all | Index page that needs more work to pull contents together. | 2024-09-14 4:54:42 AM |
| edit | Laguna Bandsaw | all | Do we want to include instructions on where to put the sign to maximize chances of re-applying it and remembering to untension? | 2024-08-17 2:30:17 AM |
| edit | Large Finishing Tumbler | all |
According to the manual "Noise levels produced by various Mr Deburr vibratory systems, as measured at the C&M Topline factor, range from 81 to 93 decibels. Do we assume that our machine is at the high end of that range? Considering the small space it is in I would suggest so. If so, the hearing protection that should be used should be an NRR of at least 24. Does the fablab provide this at the tool or should the user provide their own? Ttenbergen (talk) 00:15, 2024 September 27 (CDT)
All other members performing other work in the room would have to wear the same hearing protection while this machine runs. | 2024-09-24 5:50:56 PM |
| edit | Large Finishing Tumbler | all |
Again, we may need to consider safe lifting and moving | 2024-09-24 5:50:56 PM |
| edit | Large Finishing Tumbler | all |
Does the fablab provide these? | 2024-09-24 5:50:56 PM |
| edit | Large Finishing Tumbler | all |
Does the fablab provide these? Also, are protective gloves needed when removing the parts from the tumbler, and are nitrile gloves tough enough for that task? | 2024-09-24 5:50:56 PM |
| edit | Large Finishing Tumbler | all |
I would like to combine the abrasive media info here because at least some of it can be used in both tumblers and the two sandblasters. Any objections if I move this section to Template:Abrasive media in the metalworking room that has already been applied to the main page of all these tools? | 2024-09-24 5:50:56 PM |
| edit | Large Finishing Tumbler | all |
is a brush available for this purpose? Should the splash goggles be worn for this? | 2024-09-24 5:50:56 PM |
| edit | Large Finishing Tumbler | all |
is this a common problem? If so we need to address that. | 2024-09-24 5:50:56 PM |
| edit | Large Finishing Tumbler | all |
is this a common problem? If so we need to address that. And we need more detailed instructions on which braker. | 2024-09-24 5:50:56 PM |
| edit | Large Finishing Tumbler | all |
is this standard operating procedure or safe work procedure? Not SWP | 2024-09-24 5:50:56 PM |
| edit | Large Finishing Tumbler | all |
manual mentions risk of fire or explosion when using unapproved lubricants, this needs to be reflected here | 2024-09-24 5:50:56 PM |
| edit | Large Finishing Tumbler | all |
Run machine how? | 2024-09-24 5:50:56 PM |
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the bucket will have water, lubricant, abrasive and metal residue. Is it appropriate to dispose of this by pouring this in the lane?
pouring water into the lane in the winter will cause ice, probably not a hazard we want to create | 2024-09-24 5:50:56 PM |
| edit | Large Finishing Tumbler | all |
the manual specifies pump precautions and the risk of pump burnout that are not reflected here as a hazard | 2024-09-24 5:50:56 PM |
| edit | Large Finishing Tumbler | all |
we don't generally allow member maintenance; does the fablab approve this exception | 2024-09-24 5:50:56 PM |
| edit | Large Finishing Tumbler | all |
What are the rules, processes and costing around those? | 2024-09-24 5:50:56 PM |
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what is the weight of these buckets? Do we need safe practices for members to handle these safely?
manual mentions plugging outlet drain for dry media like corncob; how do we do that? | 2024-09-24 5:50:56 PM |
| edit | Large Finishing Tumbler | all |
Where and how do we appropriately do this? There is no utility sink. | 2024-09-24 5:50:56 PM |
| edit | Large Finishing Tumbler | all | How? | 2024-09-24 5:50:56 PM |
| edit | Large Finishing Tumbler | all | what is L-100; we need a sds link on the main page for the tool | 2024-09-24 5:50:56 PM |
| edit | Laser Room/Precautions | all | that is a bigger garbage issue... see Todo | 2024-09-09 9:14:32 PM |
| edit | Laser Room | all | that is a bigger garbage issue... see Todo | 2024-04-30 2:04:10 PM |
| edit | Laser Rotary Attachment (Big Red) | all | that is a bigger garbage issue... see Todo | 2024-08-19 3:59:15 AM |
| edit | Laser Rotary Attachment (Helix) | all | that is a bigger garbage issue... see Todo | 2024-07-23 5:20:27 PM |
| edit | Laser Rotary Attachments | all | that is a bigger garbage issue... see Todo | 2024-06-10 1:50:14 AM |
| edit | Little Blue Laser (Epilog Helix 8000) | all | Safety
Manual says "NEVER let the laser system operate if it will be unattended." | 2024-08-19 3:40:47 AM |
| edit | Little Blue Laser (Epilog Helix 8000) | all | that is a bigger garbage issue... see Todo | 2024-08-19 3:40:47 AM |
| edit | Lost and Found | all | Marney
I think the closest thing we have is to leave it where it is and post on general or the room where you found it. If it's large and in the way, put it on the jail. Anyone, please correct me if we have an actual lost and found. | 2024-09-14 4:55:15 AM |
| edit | Maker requests | all | Marney
What is the process, URL, email address, etc. Maker in Residence or what was that called?
Incoming requests get sent to Slack channel 125-makers-requests and any interested member is encouraged to contact the requestor to bit on the request. | 2024-09-14 5:36:22 AM |
| edit | Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) | all | TT needs to look at how SDSs are encoded and how we can properly list them when there is more than one. | 2024-08-14 4:10:33 AM |
| edit | Member Council Clean Work Table Lead | all | This is inconsistent with what the current role holder does. | 2024-09-14 4:58:32 AM |
| edit | Member Council Co-Chair | all |
| 2024-09-09 8:14:46 PM |
| edit | Member Council Consumable Lead | all |
Labels lockers and monitors locker status (Rentable member storage)
- Don't think that's true, Emelia does this
| 2024-09-09 8:33:52 PM |
| edit | Member Council Training Lead | all |
Training committee ? The status of training committee is currently uncertain due to organizational difficulties. The Wiki will help. | 2024-09-10 1:08:24 PM |
| edit | Member Council | all |
What do we want to say about this? List roles/people? Ttenbergen (talk) 23:33, 2024 August 22 (CDT)
- That describes the meetings, but what is member council's role? I realize we discussed this after the meeting on Tuesday, so I am happy enough to leave this question open for now. Ttenbergen (talk) 22:27, 2024 August 23 (CDT)
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| edit | Member Council | all | what about these? | 2024-09-09 8:12:33 PM |
| edit | Member Filament Storage in the 3D Printing Room | all | Do we want to limit how many rolls a member can store here? | 2024-08-14 4:20:16 AM |
| edit | Member Filament Storage in the 3D Printing Room | all | This could use a picture. | 2024-08-14 4:20:16 AM |
| edit | Metal band saw | all | Safety Marney
How would one assess the "as required"? dust in the air remains after a previous member leaves, right? So how would a member know when not to use a respirator in there? I can see where Fred is only required when welding or similar, so maybe it should not be a room level precaution but specific to tools like welders? Ttenbergen (talk) 22:59, 2024 August 13 (CDT)
- Where do you see "as required"? (Marney)
- I meant the "may require". If we put particles in the air they don't just affect the person using a specific tool, and not only for the duration of tool use. The smaller a particle the deeper it can get into the lungs and the longer it will be suspended, and some of the smallest stay suspended for hours or days. My quote "as required" may have been from before John updated this to clarify as per next line. Ttenbergen (talk) 13:59, 2024 October 3 (CDT)
- Updated to clarify what is required at all times vs what may be required John Hache (talk)
- Some other equipment prohibits the use of gloves. I think this section should only have the requirement for the whole room, e.g. respirators in the woodworking room. I can't think of any hazard in this room like that, short of the facility-wide requirement to wear steel toed shoes.
| 2024-07-23 3:14:42 PM |
| edit | Metal band saw | all | Safety Marney
I changed that a bit, but really still not sure if it's reasonable. You may be working there and then someone else shows up and starts to work. Should you stop what you are doing and chat with them? I would not even notice they are there. So maybe the answer is, expect a hazard and wear the appropriate PPE in this space. | 2024-07-23 3:14:42 PM |
| edit | Metal band saw | all | Safety Marney
If we require an IR thermometer (welding) we should label it it as safety item not to be removed. By adding the tool page to the Category:Safety we have added it to our Safety Inspection checklist. Is there actually one down there? Yes, it should be. I haven't looked lately but I did buy one. | 2024-07-23 3:14:42 PM |
| edit | Metal cut off saw | all | Safety Marney
How would one assess the "as required"? dust in the air remains after a previous member leaves, right? So how would a member know when not to use a respirator in there? I can see where Fred is only required when welding or similar, so maybe it should not be a room level precaution but specific to tools like welders? Ttenbergen (talk) 22:59, 2024 August 13 (CDT)
- Where do you see "as required"? (Marney)
- I meant the "may require". If we put particles in the air they don't just affect the person using a specific tool, and not only for the duration of tool use. The smaller a particle the deeper it can get into the lungs and the longer it will be suspended, and some of the smallest stay suspended for hours or days. My quote "as required" may have been from before John updated this to clarify as per next line. Ttenbergen (talk) 13:59, 2024 October 3 (CDT)
- Updated to clarify what is required at all times vs what may be required John Hache (talk)
- Some other equipment prohibits the use of gloves. I think this section should only have the requirement for the whole room, e.g. respirators in the woodworking room. I can't think of any hazard in this room like that, short of the facility-wide requirement to wear steel toed shoes.
| 2024-09-17 8:40:39 PM |
| edit | Metal cut off saw | all | Safety Marney
I changed that a bit, but really still not sure if it's reasonable. You may be working there and then someone else shows up and starts to work. Should you stop what you are doing and chat with them? I would not even notice they are there. So maybe the answer is, expect a hazard and wear the appropriate PPE in this space. | 2024-09-17 8:40:39 PM |
| edit | Metal cut off saw | all | Safety Marney
If we require an IR thermometer (welding) we should label it it as safety item not to be removed. By adding the tool page to the Category:Safety we have added it to our Safety Inspection checklist. Is there actually one down there? Yes, it should be. I haven't looked lately but I did buy one. | 2024-09-17 8:40:39 PM |
| edit | Metalworking Room | all | Safety Marney
How would one assess the "as required"? dust in the air remains after a previous member leaves, right? So how would a member know when not to use a respirator in there? I can see where Fred is only required when welding or similar, so maybe it should not be a room level precaution but specific to tools like welders? Ttenbergen (talk) 22:59, 2024 August 13 (CDT)
- Where do you see "as required"? (Marney)
- I meant the "may require". If we put particles in the air they don't just affect the person using a specific tool, and not only for the duration of tool use. The smaller a particle the deeper it can get into the lungs and the longer it will be suspended, and some of the smallest stay suspended for hours or days. My quote "as required" may have been from before John updated this to clarify as per next line. Ttenbergen (talk) 13:59, 2024 October 3 (CDT)
- Updated to clarify what is required at all times vs what may be required John Hache (talk)
- Some other equipment prohibits the use of gloves. I think this section should only have the requirement for the whole room, e.g. respirators in the woodworking room. I can't think of any hazard in this room like that, short of the facility-wide requirement to wear steel toed shoes.
| 2024-06-17 2:15:05 AM |
| edit | Metalworking Room | all | Safety Marney
I changed that a bit, but really still not sure if it's reasonable. You may be working there and then someone else shows up and starts to work. Should you stop what you are doing and chat with them? I would not even notice they are there. So maybe the answer is, expect a hazard and wear the appropriate PPE in this space. | 2024-06-17 2:15:05 AM |
| edit | Metalworking Room | all | Safety Marney
If we require an IR thermometer (welding) we should label it it as safety item not to be removed. By adding the tool page to the Category:Safety we have added it to our Safety Inspection checklist. Is there actually one down there? Yes, it should be. I haven't looked lately but I did buy one. | 2024-06-17 2:15:05 AM |
| edit | Miller Millermatic 212 Autoset MIG Welder | all | Safety Marney
How would one assess the "as required"? dust in the air remains after a previous member leaves, right? So how would a member know when not to use a respirator in there? I can see where Fred is only required when welding or similar, so maybe it should not be a room level precaution but specific to tools like welders? Ttenbergen (talk) 22:59, 2024 August 13 (CDT)
- Where do you see "as required"? (Marney)
- I meant the "may require". If we put particles in the air they don't just affect the person using a specific tool, and not only for the duration of tool use. The smaller a particle the deeper it can get into the lungs and the longer it will be suspended, and some of the smallest stay suspended for hours or days. My quote "as required" may have been from before John updated this to clarify as per next line. Ttenbergen (talk) 13:59, 2024 October 3 (CDT)
- Updated to clarify what is required at all times vs what may be required John Hache (talk)
- Some other equipment prohibits the use of gloves. I think this section should only have the requirement for the whole room, e.g. respirators in the woodworking room. I can't think of any hazard in this room like that, short of the facility-wide requirement to wear steel toed shoes.
| 2024-06-17 3:20:18 AM |
| edit | Miller Millermatic 212 Autoset MIG Welder | all | Safety Marney
I changed that a bit, but really still not sure if it's reasonable. You may be working there and then someone else shows up and starts to work. Should you stop what you are doing and chat with them? I would not even notice they are there. So maybe the answer is, expect a hazard and wear the appropriate PPE in this space. | 2024-06-17 3:20:18 AM |
| edit | Miller Millermatic 212 Autoset MIG Welder | all | Safety Marney
If we require an IR thermometer (welding) we should label it it as safety item not to be removed. By adding the tool page to the Category:Safety we have added it to our Safety Inspection checklist. Is there actually one down there? Yes, it should be. I haven't looked lately but I did buy one. | 2024-06-17 3:20:18 AM |
| edit | Miller Synchrowave 210 AC/DC arc/TIG Welder | all | Safety Marney
How would one assess the "as required"? dust in the air remains after a previous member leaves, right? So how would a member know when not to use a respirator in there? I can see where Fred is only required when welding or similar, so maybe it should not be a room level precaution but specific to tools like welders? Ttenbergen (talk) 22:59, 2024 August 13 (CDT)
- Where do you see "as required"? (Marney)
- I meant the "may require". If we put particles in the air they don't just affect the person using a specific tool, and not only for the duration of tool use. The smaller a particle the deeper it can get into the lungs and the longer it will be suspended, and some of the smallest stay suspended for hours or days. My quote "as required" may have been from before John updated this to clarify as per next line. Ttenbergen (talk) 13:59, 2024 October 3 (CDT)
- Updated to clarify what is required at all times vs what may be required John Hache (talk)
- Some other equipment prohibits the use of gloves. I think this section should only have the requirement for the whole room, e.g. respirators in the woodworking room. I can't think of any hazard in this room like that, short of the facility-wide requirement to wear steel toed shoes.
| 2024-06-17 2:15:08 AM |
| edit | Miller Synchrowave 210 AC/DC arc/TIG Welder | all | Safety Marney
I changed that a bit, but really still not sure if it's reasonable. You may be working there and then someone else shows up and starts to work. Should you stop what you are doing and chat with them? I would not even notice they are there. So maybe the answer is, expect a hazard and wear the appropriate PPE in this space. | 2024-06-17 2:15:08 AM |
| edit | Miller Synchrowave 210 AC/DC arc/TIG Welder | all | Safety Marney
If we require an IR thermometer (welding) we should label it it as safety item not to be removed. By adding the tool page to the Category:Safety we have added it to our Safety Inspection checklist. Is there actually one down there? Yes, it should be. I haven't looked lately but I did buy one. | 2024-06-17 2:15:08 AM |
| edit | Motorcycle lift | all | Safety Marney
How would one assess the "as required"? dust in the air remains after a previous member leaves, right? So how would a member know when not to use a respirator in there? I can see where Fred is only required when welding or similar, so maybe it should not be a room level precaution but specific to tools like welders? Ttenbergen (talk) 22:59, 2024 August 13 (CDT)
- Where do you see "as required"? (Marney)
- I meant the "may require". If we put particles in the air they don't just affect the person using a specific tool, and not only for the duration of tool use. The smaller a particle the deeper it can get into the lungs and the longer it will be suspended, and some of the smallest stay suspended for hours or days. My quote "as required" may have been from before John updated this to clarify as per next line. Ttenbergen (talk) 13:59, 2024 October 3 (CDT)
- Updated to clarify what is required at all times vs what may be required John Hache (talk)
- Some other equipment prohibits the use of gloves. I think this section should only have the requirement for the whole room, e.g. respirators in the woodworking room. I can't think of any hazard in this room like that, short of the facility-wide requirement to wear steel toed shoes.
| 2024-09-02 4:40:21 AM |
| edit | Motorcycle lift | all | Safety Marney
I changed that a bit, but really still not sure if it's reasonable. You may be working there and then someone else shows up and starts to work. Should you stop what you are doing and chat with them? I would not even notice they are there. So maybe the answer is, expect a hazard and wear the appropriate PPE in this space. | 2024-09-02 4:40:21 AM |
| edit | Motorcycle lift | all | Safety Marney
If we require an IR thermometer (welding) we should label it it as safety item not to be removed. By adding the tool page to the Category:Safety we have added it to our Safety Inspection checklist. Is there actually one down there? Yes, it should be. I haven't looked lately but I did buy one. | 2024-09-02 4:40:21 AM |
| edit | National NH5212 Hydraulic Shear | all | Safety Marney
How would one assess the "as required"? dust in the air remains after a previous member leaves, right? So how would a member know when not to use a respirator in there? I can see where Fred is only required when welding or similar, so maybe it should not be a room level precaution but specific to tools like welders? Ttenbergen (talk) 22:59, 2024 August 13 (CDT)
- Where do you see "as required"? (Marney)
- I meant the "may require". If we put particles in the air they don't just affect the person using a specific tool, and not only for the duration of tool use. The smaller a particle the deeper it can get into the lungs and the longer it will be suspended, and some of the smallest stay suspended for hours or days. My quote "as required" may have been from before John updated this to clarify as per next line. Ttenbergen (talk) 13:59, 2024 October 3 (CDT)
- Updated to clarify what is required at all times vs what may be required John Hache (talk)
- Some other equipment prohibits the use of gloves. I think this section should only have the requirement for the whole room, e.g. respirators in the woodworking room. I can't think of any hazard in this room like that, short of the facility-wide requirement to wear steel toed shoes.
| 2024-09-14 3:49:38 AM |
| edit | National NH5212 Hydraulic Shear | all | Safety Marney
I changed that a bit, but really still not sure if it's reasonable. You may be working there and then someone else shows up and starts to work. Should you stop what you are doing and chat with them? I would not even notice they are there. So maybe the answer is, expect a hazard and wear the appropriate PPE in this space. | 2024-09-14 3:49:38 AM |
| edit | National NH5212 Hydraulic Shear | all | Safety Marney
If we require an IR thermometer (welding) we should label it it as safety item not to be removed. By adding the tool page to the Category:Safety we have added it to our Safety Inspection checklist. Is there actually one down there? Yes, it should be. I haven't looked lately but I did buy one. | 2024-09-14 3:49:38 AM |
| edit | National U6 4812 Brake | all | Safety Marney
How would one assess the "as required"? dust in the air remains after a previous member leaves, right? So how would a member know when not to use a respirator in there? I can see where Fred is only required when welding or similar, so maybe it should not be a room level precaution but specific to tools like welders? Ttenbergen (talk) 22:59, 2024 August 13 (CDT)
- Where do you see "as required"? (Marney)
- I meant the "may require". If we put particles in the air they don't just affect the person using a specific tool, and not only for the duration of tool use. The smaller a particle the deeper it can get into the lungs and the longer it will be suspended, and some of the smallest stay suspended for hours or days. My quote "as required" may have been from before John updated this to clarify as per next line. Ttenbergen (talk) 13:59, 2024 October 3 (CDT)
- Updated to clarify what is required at all times vs what may be required John Hache (talk)
- Some other equipment prohibits the use of gloves. I think this section should only have the requirement for the whole room, e.g. respirators in the woodworking room. I can't think of any hazard in this room like that, short of the facility-wide requirement to wear steel toed shoes.
| 2024-09-14 3:49:42 AM |
| edit | National U6 4812 Brake | all | Safety Marney
I changed that a bit, but really still not sure if it's reasonable. You may be working there and then someone else shows up and starts to work. Should you stop what you are doing and chat with them? I would not even notice they are there. So maybe the answer is, expect a hazard and wear the appropriate PPE in this space. | 2024-09-14 3:49:42 AM |
| edit | National U6 4812 Brake | all | Safety Marney
If we require an IR thermometer (welding) we should label it it as safety item not to be removed. By adding the tool page to the Category:Safety we have added it to our Safety Inspection checklist. Is there actually one down there? Yes, it should be. I haven't looked lately but I did buy one. | 2024-09-14 3:49:42 AM |
| edit | North Forge:Using this wiki | all |
Additional file formats: I know what a wiki is supposed to do WRT documentation but can we also upload files like instruction manual PDFs so that for tools that don't have any training or documentation that there's still a user manual they can consult, even if the contents of the PDF aren't searchable by the wiki? There's a space for a link to the manual but every few months/years there seems to be a shakeout/reorg at some company and products go from "supported" to "archived" or are dropped entirely and the link no longer works. Thoughts? Mpatryluk (talk) 01:03, 2024 September 7 (CDT)
- I am worried that by allowing .doc and .pdf file formats we will end up with content uploaded that should be integrated. I was trying to preempt that fight by keeping those turned off. You make a good point about link rot. Simply uploading someone else's .pdf file holds copyright questions, too. Might need further discussion. Ttenbergen (talk) 22:07, 2024 September 7 (CDT)
| 2024-09-14 5:04:50 AM |
| edit | North Forge:Using this wiki | all |
How do you keep track of what needs maintenance and when you do it now? Anything that can be run through OCR? Mpatryluk (talk) 01:08, 2024 September 7 (CDT)
- I have some outlook tasks, Jeff has many things in his head. A lot of the maintenance is by looking at it and saying, yup, looks like it needs it. Break-fixes generally come from Slack broken. Jeff tracks tasks completed as part of some timekeeping app that can export data but it is pretty much non-structured. I track some tasks completed in outlook as part of scheduling the next round. Ttenbergen (talk) 22:05, 2024 September 7 (CDT)
| 2024-09-14 5:04:50 AM |
| edit | Oily Rags Bin (metal working room) | all | Safety Marney
How would one assess the "as required"? dust in the air remains after a previous member leaves, right? So how would a member know when not to use a respirator in there? I can see where Fred is only required when welding or similar, so maybe it should not be a room level precaution but specific to tools like welders? Ttenbergen (talk) 22:59, 2024 August 13 (CDT)
- Where do you see "as required"? (Marney)
- I meant the "may require". If we put particles in the air they don't just affect the person using a specific tool, and not only for the duration of tool use. The smaller a particle the deeper it can get into the lungs and the longer it will be suspended, and some of the smallest stay suspended for hours or days. My quote "as required" may have been from before John updated this to clarify as per next line. Ttenbergen (talk) 13:59, 2024 October 3 (CDT)
- Updated to clarify what is required at all times vs what may be required John Hache (talk)
- Some other equipment prohibits the use of gloves. I think this section should only have the requirement for the whole room, e.g. respirators in the woodworking room. I can't think of any hazard in this room like that, short of the facility-wide requirement to wear steel toed shoes.
| 2024-08-11 6:09:20 AM |
| edit | Oily Rags Bin (metal working room) | all | Safety Marney
I changed that a bit, but really still not sure if it's reasonable. You may be working there and then someone else shows up and starts to work. Should you stop what you are doing and chat with them? I would not even notice they are there. So maybe the answer is, expect a hazard and wear the appropriate PPE in this space. | 2024-08-11 6:09:20 AM |
| edit | Oily Rags Bin (metal working room) | all | Safety Marney
If we require an IR thermometer (welding) we should label it it as safety item not to be removed. By adding the tool page to the Category:Safety we have added it to our Safety Inspection checklist. Is there actually one down there? Yes, it should be. I haven't looked lately but I did buy one. | 2024-08-11 6:09:20 AM |
| edit | Oily Rags Bin (metal working room) | all | When and how do we consider them dried enough, and who then puts the rags into the oily rag bin? | 2024-08-11 6:09:20 AM |
| edit | Oily Rags Bin (paint room) | all | When and how do we consider them dried enough, and who then puts the rags into the oily rag bin? | 2024-08-11 6:10:07 AM |
| edit | Oily Rags Bins | all | When and how do we consider them dried enough, and who then puts the rags into the oily rag bin? | 2024-08-11 6:07:06 AM |
| edit | Paint Room Drying Shelf | all |
do we have rules around this already? Is this consistent? Ttenbergen (talk) 23:27, 2024 August 13 (CDT) | 2024-08-14 4:27:50 AM |
| edit | Paint Room Drying Shelf | all | This could use a photo. | 2024-08-14 4:27:50 AM |
| edit | Paint Room Fume Extractor | all | Details, any reference to a policy about paint room use and recording? | 2024-09-14 5:06:27 AM |
| edit | Pallet Jack (yellow) | all | Safety Marney
How would one assess the "as required"? dust in the air remains after a previous member leaves, right? So how would a member know when not to use a respirator in there? I can see where Fred is only required when welding or similar, so maybe it should not be a room level precaution but specific to tools like welders? Ttenbergen (talk) 22:59, 2024 August 13 (CDT)
- Where do you see "as required"? (Marney)
- I meant the "may require". If we put particles in the air they don't just affect the person using a specific tool, and not only for the duration of tool use. The smaller a particle the deeper it can get into the lungs and the longer it will be suspended, and some of the smallest stay suspended for hours or days. My quote "as required" may have been from before John updated this to clarify as per next line. Ttenbergen (talk) 13:59, 2024 October 3 (CDT)
- Updated to clarify what is required at all times vs what may be required John Hache (talk)
- Some other equipment prohibits the use of gloves. I think this section should only have the requirement for the whole room, e.g. respirators in the woodworking room. I can't think of any hazard in this room like that, short of the facility-wide requirement to wear steel toed shoes.
| 2024-06-17 3:20:10 AM |
| edit | Pallet Jack (yellow) | all | Safety Marney
I changed that a bit, but really still not sure if it's reasonable. You may be working there and then someone else shows up and starts to work. Should you stop what you are doing and chat with them? I would not even notice they are there. So maybe the answer is, expect a hazard and wear the appropriate PPE in this space. | 2024-06-17 3:20:10 AM |
| edit | Pallet Jack (yellow) | all | Safety Marney
If we require an IR thermometer (welding) we should label it it as safety item not to be removed. By adding the tool page to the Category:Safety we have added it to our Safety Inspection checklist. Is there actually one down there? Yes, it should be. I haven't looked lately but I did buy one. | 2024-06-17 3:20:10 AM |
| edit | Pallet Jack 25-ton (orange) | all | Safety Marney
How would one assess the "as required"? dust in the air remains after a previous member leaves, right? So how would a member know when not to use a respirator in there? I can see where Fred is only required when welding or similar, so maybe it should not be a room level precaution but specific to tools like welders? Ttenbergen (talk) 22:59, 2024 August 13 (CDT)
- Where do you see "as required"? (Marney)
- I meant the "may require". If we put particles in the air they don't just affect the person using a specific tool, and not only for the duration of tool use. The smaller a particle the deeper it can get into the lungs and the longer it will be suspended, and some of the smallest stay suspended for hours or days. My quote "as required" may have been from before John updated this to clarify as per next line. Ttenbergen (talk) 13:59, 2024 October 3 (CDT)
- Updated to clarify what is required at all times vs what may be required John Hache (talk)
- Some other equipment prohibits the use of gloves. I think this section should only have the requirement for the whole room, e.g. respirators in the woodworking room. I can't think of any hazard in this room like that, short of the facility-wide requirement to wear steel toed shoes.
| 2024-06-17 3:20:08 AM |
| edit | Pallet Jack 25-ton (orange) | all | Safety Marney
I changed that a bit, but really still not sure if it's reasonable. You may be working there and then someone else shows up and starts to work. Should you stop what you are doing and chat with them? I would not even notice they are there. So maybe the answer is, expect a hazard and wear the appropriate PPE in this space. | 2024-06-17 3:20:08 AM |
| edit | Pallet Jack 25-ton (orange) | all | Safety Marney
If we require an IR thermometer (welding) we should label it it as safety item not to be removed. By adding the tool page to the Category:Safety we have added it to our Safety Inspection checklist. Is there actually one down there? Yes, it should be. I haven't looked lately but I did buy one. | 2024-06-17 3:20:08 AM |
| edit | Pallet Jack Uline H3763 (blue) | all | Safety Marney
How would one assess the "as required"? dust in the air remains after a previous member leaves, right? So how would a member know when not to use a respirator in there? I can see where Fred is only required when welding or similar, so maybe it should not be a room level precaution but specific to tools like welders? Ttenbergen (talk) 22:59, 2024 August 13 (CDT)
- Where do you see "as required"? (Marney)
- I meant the "may require". If we put particles in the air they don't just affect the person using a specific tool, and not only for the duration of tool use. The smaller a particle the deeper it can get into the lungs and the longer it will be suspended, and some of the smallest stay suspended for hours or days. My quote "as required" may have been from before John updated this to clarify as per next line. Ttenbergen (talk) 13:59, 2024 October 3 (CDT)
- Updated to clarify what is required at all times vs what may be required John Hache (talk)
- Some other equipment prohibits the use of gloves. I think this section should only have the requirement for the whole room, e.g. respirators in the woodworking room. I can't think of any hazard in this room like that, short of the facility-wide requirement to wear steel toed shoes.
| 2024-06-22 5:06:56 PM |
| edit | Pallet Jack Uline H3763 (blue) | all | Safety Marney
I changed that a bit, but really still not sure if it's reasonable. You may be working there and then someone else shows up and starts to work. Should you stop what you are doing and chat with them? I would not even notice they are there. So maybe the answer is, expect a hazard and wear the appropriate PPE in this space. | 2024-06-22 5:06:56 PM |
| edit | Pallet Jack Uline H3763 (blue) | all | Safety Marney
If we require an IR thermometer (welding) we should label it it as safety item not to be removed. By adding the tool page to the Category:Safety we have added it to our Safety Inspection checklist. Is there actually one down there? Yes, it should be. I haven't looked lately but I did buy one. | 2024-06-22 5:06:56 PM |
| edit | Pipe Bender Atachment for iron worker | all | Safety Marney
How would one assess the "as required"? dust in the air remains after a previous member leaves, right? So how would a member know when not to use a respirator in there? I can see where Fred is only required when welding or similar, so maybe it should not be a room level precaution but specific to tools like welders? Ttenbergen (talk) 22:59, 2024 August 13 (CDT)
- Where do you see "as required"? (Marney)
- I meant the "may require". If we put particles in the air they don't just affect the person using a specific tool, and not only for the duration of tool use. The smaller a particle the deeper it can get into the lungs and the longer it will be suspended, and some of the smallest stay suspended for hours or days. My quote "as required" may have been from before John updated this to clarify as per next line. Ttenbergen (talk) 13:59, 2024 October 3 (CDT)
- Updated to clarify what is required at all times vs what may be required John Hache (talk)
- Some other equipment prohibits the use of gloves. I think this section should only have the requirement for the whole room, e.g. respirators in the woodworking room. I can't think of any hazard in this room like that, short of the facility-wide requirement to wear steel toed shoes.
| 2024-06-17 2:15:06 AM |
| edit | Pipe Bender Atachment for iron worker | all | Safety Marney
I changed that a bit, but really still not sure if it's reasonable. You may be working there and then someone else shows up and starts to work. Should you stop what you are doing and chat with them? I would not even notice they are there. So maybe the answer is, expect a hazard and wear the appropriate PPE in this space. | 2024-06-17 2:15:06 AM |
| edit | Pipe Bender Atachment for iron worker | all | Safety Marney
If we require an IR thermometer (welding) we should label it it as safety item not to be removed. By adding the tool page to the Category:Safety we have added it to our Safety Inspection checklist. Is there actually one down there? Yes, it should be. I haven't looked lately but I did buy one. | 2024-06-17 2:15:06 AM |
| edit | Pipe notcher | all | Safety Marney
How would one assess the "as required"? dust in the air remains after a previous member leaves, right? So how would a member know when not to use a respirator in there? I can see where Fred is only required when welding or similar, so maybe it should not be a room level precaution but specific to tools like welders? Ttenbergen (talk) 22:59, 2024 August 13 (CDT)
- Where do you see "as required"? (Marney)
- I meant the "may require". If we put particles in the air they don't just affect the person using a specific tool, and not only for the duration of tool use. The smaller a particle the deeper it can get into the lungs and the longer it will be suspended, and some of the smallest stay suspended for hours or days. My quote "as required" may have been from before John updated this to clarify as per next line. Ttenbergen (talk) 13:59, 2024 October 3 (CDT)
- Updated to clarify what is required at all times vs what may be required John Hache (talk)
- Some other equipment prohibits the use of gloves. I think this section should only have the requirement for the whole room, e.g. respirators in the woodworking room. I can't think of any hazard in this room like that, short of the facility-wide requirement to wear steel toed shoes.
| 2024-09-27 11:33:54 PM |
| edit | Pipe notcher | all | Safety Marney
I changed that a bit, but really still not sure if it's reasonable. You may be working there and then someone else shows up and starts to work. Should you stop what you are doing and chat with them? I would not even notice they are there. So maybe the answer is, expect a hazard and wear the appropriate PPE in this space. | 2024-09-27 11:33:54 PM |
| edit | Pipe notcher | all | Safety Marney
If we require an IR thermometer (welding) we should label it it as safety item not to be removed. By adding the tool page to the Category:Safety we have added it to our Safety Inspection checklist. Is there actually one down there? Yes, it should be. I haven't looked lately but I did buy one. | 2024-09-27 11:33:54 PM |
| edit | PowerFist 12-ton Pipe Bender | all | Safety Marney
How would one assess the "as required"? dust in the air remains after a previous member leaves, right? So how would a member know when not to use a respirator in there? I can see where Fred is only required when welding or similar, so maybe it should not be a room level precaution but specific to tools like welders? Ttenbergen (talk) 22:59, 2024 August 13 (CDT)
- Where do you see "as required"? (Marney)
- I meant the "may require". If we put particles in the air they don't just affect the person using a specific tool, and not only for the duration of tool use. The smaller a particle the deeper it can get into the lungs and the longer it will be suspended, and some of the smallest stay suspended for hours or days. My quote "as required" may have been from before John updated this to clarify as per next line. Ttenbergen (talk) 13:59, 2024 October 3 (CDT)
- Updated to clarify what is required at all times vs what may be required John Hache (talk)
- Some other equipment prohibits the use of gloves. I think this section should only have the requirement for the whole room, e.g. respirators in the woodworking room. I can't think of any hazard in this room like that, short of the facility-wide requirement to wear steel toed shoes.
| 2024-06-17 3:20:04 AM |
| edit | PowerFist 12-ton Pipe Bender | all | Safety Marney
I changed that a bit, but really still not sure if it's reasonable. You may be working there and then someone else shows up and starts to work. Should you stop what you are doing and chat with them? I would not even notice they are there. So maybe the answer is, expect a hazard and wear the appropriate PPE in this space. | 2024-06-17 3:20:04 AM |
| edit | PowerFist 12-ton Pipe Bender | all | Safety Marney
If we require an IR thermometer (welding) we should label it it as safety item not to be removed. By adding the tool page to the Category:Safety we have added it to our Safety Inspection checklist. Is there actually one down there? Yes, it should be. I haven't looked lately but I did buy one. | 2024-06-17 3:20:04 AM |
| edit | Pressure washer | all | Safety Marney
How would one assess the "as required"? dust in the air remains after a previous member leaves, right? So how would a member know when not to use a respirator in there? I can see where Fred is only required when welding or similar, so maybe it should not be a room level precaution but specific to tools like welders? Ttenbergen (talk) 22:59, 2024 August 13 (CDT)
- Where do you see "as required"? (Marney)
- I meant the "may require". If we put particles in the air they don't just affect the person using a specific tool, and not only for the duration of tool use. The smaller a particle the deeper it can get into the lungs and the longer it will be suspended, and some of the smallest stay suspended for hours or days. My quote "as required" may have been from before John updated this to clarify as per next line. Ttenbergen (talk) 13:59, 2024 October 3 (CDT)
- Updated to clarify what is required at all times vs what may be required John Hache (talk)
- Some other equipment prohibits the use of gloves. I think this section should only have the requirement for the whole room, e.g. respirators in the woodworking room. I can't think of any hazard in this room like that, short of the facility-wide requirement to wear steel toed shoes.
| 2024-08-11 3:11:01 AM |
| edit | Pressure washer | all | Safety Marney
I changed that a bit, but really still not sure if it's reasonable. You may be working there and then someone else shows up and starts to work. Should you stop what you are doing and chat with them? I would not even notice they are there. So maybe the answer is, expect a hazard and wear the appropriate PPE in this space. | 2024-08-11 3:11:01 AM |
| edit | Pressure washer | all | Safety Marney
If we require an IR thermometer (welding) we should label it it as safety item not to be removed. By adding the tool page to the Category:Safety we have added it to our Safety Inspection checklist. Is there actually one down there? Yes, it should be. I haven't looked lately but I did buy one. | 2024-08-11 3:11:01 AM |
| edit | Progressive discipline | all | Marney
We had something about this... was it a housekeeping policy? Should we phrase it more general like this so it can be referenced? Especially since in some cases it applies to safety issues as well? | 2024-09-14 4:39:52 AM |
| edit | ProPoint Magnetic Drill | all | Safety Marney
How would one assess the "as required"? dust in the air remains after a previous member leaves, right? So how would a member know when not to use a respirator in there? I can see where Fred is only required when welding or similar, so maybe it should not be a room level precaution but specific to tools like welders? Ttenbergen (talk) 22:59, 2024 August 13 (CDT)
- Where do you see "as required"? (Marney)
- I meant the "may require". If we put particles in the air they don't just affect the person using a specific tool, and not only for the duration of tool use. The smaller a particle the deeper it can get into the lungs and the longer it will be suspended, and some of the smallest stay suspended for hours or days. My quote "as required" may have been from before John updated this to clarify as per next line. Ttenbergen (talk) 13:59, 2024 October 3 (CDT)
- Updated to clarify what is required at all times vs what may be required John Hache (talk)
- Some other equipment prohibits the use of gloves. I think this section should only have the requirement for the whole room, e.g. respirators in the woodworking room. I can't think of any hazard in this room like that, short of the facility-wide requirement to wear steel toed shoes.
| 2024-08-19 9:57:18 PM |
| edit | ProPoint Magnetic Drill | all | Safety Marney
I changed that a bit, but really still not sure if it's reasonable. You may be working there and then someone else shows up and starts to work. Should you stop what you are doing and chat with them? I would not even notice they are there. So maybe the answer is, expect a hazard and wear the appropriate PPE in this space. | 2024-08-19 9:57:18 PM |
| edit | ProPoint Magnetic Drill | all | Safety Marney
If we require an IR thermometer (welding) we should label it it as safety item not to be removed. By adding the tool page to the Category:Safety we have added it to our Safety Inspection checklist. Is there actually one down there? Yes, it should be. I haven't looked lately but I did buy one. | 2024-08-19 9:57:18 PM |
| edit | Safety at the Fablab | all | This needs fleshing out | 2024-09-26 1:46:48 PM |
| edit | Safety Committee | all | Safety Marney
Is the fablab the same workplace as the mothership under the act? Can we have a separate committee or do they need to be combined? | 2025-01-08 4:18:49 PM |
| edit | Safety Dashboard | all | safety
is that something we want to do? | 2024-09-27 5:35:12 AM |
| edit | Safety Incident Reporting | all | Who maintains the automation under the hood? | 2024-09-09 9:32:39 PM |
| edit | Safety Inspection | all | Safety
Emelia, could we put the checklist for these inspections on here instead of wherever it lives now? There is one on https://northforge.ca//wp-content/uploads/2023/01/North-Forge-Safety-Manual-Winnipeg_Oct.21-22.pdf but I think you have a more recent version. | 2024-09-27 6:00:51 AM |
| edit | Safety Orientation | all |
| 2025-01-20 7:33:20 PM |
| edit | Safety Orientation | all |
Is there more than the Flammables Cabinets and the Hazardous materials fridge?
- Yes, member storage and private workspaces can have hazardous materials.
- do we cover that in the orientation, though?
- No, but we need guidelines for member storage, maybe encourage people to store chemicals in secondary containers in case of spill, ID things that we don't want stored at North Forge if any, that sort of thing
- We also need a system for collecting, storing, and auditing Safety Data Sheets...
| 2025-01-20 7:33:20 PM |
| edit | Safety Orientation | all |
It would be useful to have plans of individual rooms with safety features (eye wash stations, fire extinguishers, first aid kits) marked out. | 2025-01-20 7:33:20 PM |
| edit | Safety Orientation | all |
Should we develop room-level safety orientations? If so, who would perform them, how to track them, etc? | 2025-01-20 7:33:20 PM |
| edit | Safety Orientation | all | Do all visitors need to sign a waiver as well? | 2025-01-20 7:33:20 PM |
| edit | Safety Orientation | all | These are mentioned in the checklist but we haven't fully worked this out yet.) | 2025-01-20 7:33:20 PM |
| edit | Safety Speed Panel Saw | all |
this still needs SWPs etc, I am just adding some observations from today
the saw portion can tilt to a horizontal position. Is there any safe or reasonable way to use it that way? | 2024-06-10 1:50:05 AM |
| edit | Sandblasting Cabinet (large) | all |
How about the small one? Do we have a default material for that? | 2024-09-24 5:44:22 PM |
| edit | Sandblasting Cabinet (large) | all |
What are our rules about member supplied abrasive? What do we allow? Do special cleanup rules apply? | 2024-09-24 5:44:22 PM |
| edit | Sandblasting Cabinet (large) | all |
What are the rules, processes and costing around those? | 2024-09-24 5:44:22 PM |
| edit | Sandblasting Cabinet (large) | all |
What is our process or housekeping around replacing media? | 2024-09-24 5:44:22 PM |
| edit | Sandblasting Cabinet (large) | all | Chances are replacement screen is cheaper if we buy it by the roll. We can store it in the design space and cut of a piece when needed. Tina will look into. | 2024-09-24 5:44:22 PM |
| edit | Sandblasting Cabinet (large) | all | I am pretty sure we have one... but where is it, and how would we ever use it safely. maybe we shouldn't have it? | 2024-09-24 5:44:22 PM |
| edit | Sandblasting Cabinet (large) | all | Safety Marney
How would one assess the "as required"? dust in the air remains after a previous member leaves, right? So how would a member know when not to use a respirator in there? I can see where Fred is only required when welding or similar, so maybe it should not be a room level precaution but specific to tools like welders? Ttenbergen (talk) 22:59, 2024 August 13 (CDT)
- Where do you see "as required"? (Marney)
- I meant the "may require". If we put particles in the air they don't just affect the person using a specific tool, and not only for the duration of tool use. The smaller a particle the deeper it can get into the lungs and the longer it will be suspended, and some of the smallest stay suspended for hours or days. My quote "as required" may have been from before John updated this to clarify as per next line. Ttenbergen (talk) 13:59, 2024 October 3 (CDT)
- Updated to clarify what is required at all times vs what may be required John Hache (talk)
- Some other equipment prohibits the use of gloves. I think this section should only have the requirement for the whole room, e.g. respirators in the woodworking room. I can't think of any hazard in this room like that, short of the facility-wide requirement to wear steel toed shoes.
| 2024-09-24 5:44:22 PM |
| edit | Sandblasting Cabinet (large) | all | Safety Marney
I changed that a bit, but really still not sure if it's reasonable. You may be working there and then someone else shows up and starts to work. Should you stop what you are doing and chat with them? I would not even notice they are there. So maybe the answer is, expect a hazard and wear the appropriate PPE in this space. | 2024-09-24 5:44:22 PM |
| edit | Sandblasting Cabinet (large) | all | Safety Marney
If we require an IR thermometer (welding) we should label it it as safety item not to be removed. By adding the tool page to the Category:Safety we have added it to our Safety Inspection checklist. Is there actually one down there? Yes, it should be. I haven't looked lately but I did buy one. | 2024-09-24 5:44:22 PM |
| edit | Sandblasting Cabinet (small) | all |
How about the small one? Do we have a default material for that? | 2024-09-24 5:44:20 PM |
| edit | Sandblasting Cabinet (small) | all |
What are our rules about member supplied abrasive? What do we allow? Do special cleanup rules apply? | 2024-09-24 5:44:20 PM |
| edit | Sandblasting Cabinet (small) | all |
What are the rules, processes and costing around those? | 2024-09-24 5:44:20 PM |
| edit | Sandblasting Cabinet (small) | all |
What is our process or housekeping around replacing media? | 2024-09-24 5:44:20 PM |
| edit | Sandblasting Cabinet (small) | all | Chances are replacement screen is cheaper if we buy it by the roll. We can store it in the design space and cut of a piece when needed. Tina will look into. | 2024-09-24 5:44:20 PM |
| edit | Sandblasting Cabinet (small) | all | I am pretty sure we have one... but where is it, and how would we ever use it safely. maybe we shouldn't have it? | 2024-09-24 5:44:20 PM |
| edit | Sandblasting Cabinet (small) | all | Safety Marney
How would one assess the "as required"? dust in the air remains after a previous member leaves, right? So how would a member know when not to use a respirator in there? I can see where Fred is only required when welding or similar, so maybe it should not be a room level precaution but specific to tools like welders? Ttenbergen (talk) 22:59, 2024 August 13 (CDT)
- Where do you see "as required"? (Marney)
- I meant the "may require". If we put particles in the air they don't just affect the person using a specific tool, and not only for the duration of tool use. The smaller a particle the deeper it can get into the lungs and the longer it will be suspended, and some of the smallest stay suspended for hours or days. My quote "as required" may have been from before John updated this to clarify as per next line. Ttenbergen (talk) 13:59, 2024 October 3 (CDT)
- Updated to clarify what is required at all times vs what may be required John Hache (talk)
- Some other equipment prohibits the use of gloves. I think this section should only have the requirement for the whole room, e.g. respirators in the woodworking room. I can't think of any hazard in this room like that, short of the facility-wide requirement to wear steel toed shoes.
| 2024-09-24 5:44:20 PM |
| edit | Sandblasting Cabinet (small) | all | Safety Marney
I changed that a bit, but really still not sure if it's reasonable. You may be working there and then someone else shows up and starts to work. Should you stop what you are doing and chat with them? I would not even notice they are there. So maybe the answer is, expect a hazard and wear the appropriate PPE in this space. | 2024-09-24 5:44:20 PM |
| edit | Sandblasting Cabinet (small) | all | Safety Marney
If we require an IR thermometer (welding) we should label it it as safety item not to be removed. By adding the tool page to the Category:Safety we have added it to our Safety Inspection checklist. Is there actually one down there? Yes, it should be. I haven't looked lately but I did buy one. | 2024-09-24 5:44:20 PM |
| edit | Sawstop Industrial Cabinet Saw | all | Do we have a splitter? If not, remove? | 2024-09-02 4:51:55 AM |
| edit | Sawstop Industrial Cabinet Saw | all | Want to improve this page? Here are some instructions you can add:
- How and when to use safety devices (featherboards, push sticks)
- How and when to use North Forge's sleds and fixtures
- What types of blades are suitable for different jobs
We also need photos:
- Blade change procedure
- Photo of SawStop indicator lights
- Sawstop Override key
| 2024-09-02 4:51:55 AM |
| edit | Security at the Fablab | all |
needs fleshing out | 2024-09-09 8:50:18 PM |
| edit | Server Room | all | Marney
you remove the question about confined space with a comment that it is part of confined space. If it is part of that, we should link to it from here. The old policy doesn't mention it, but when we move that to the wiki it would be easy to add it. | 2024-09-16 8:25:22 PM |
| edit | Sharps Disposal Station | all | See Eye Wash Station. | 2024-08-14 2:56:39 PM |
| edit | Sheet metal flanging tool | all | Safety Marney
How would one assess the "as required"? dust in the air remains after a previous member leaves, right? So how would a member know when not to use a respirator in there? I can see where Fred is only required when welding or similar, so maybe it should not be a room level precaution but specific to tools like welders? Ttenbergen (talk) 22:59, 2024 August 13 (CDT)
- Where do you see "as required"? (Marney)
- I meant the "may require". If we put particles in the air they don't just affect the person using a specific tool, and not only for the duration of tool use. The smaller a particle the deeper it can get into the lungs and the longer it will be suspended, and some of the smallest stay suspended for hours or days. My quote "as required" may have been from before John updated this to clarify as per next line. Ttenbergen (talk) 13:59, 2024 October 3 (CDT)
- Updated to clarify what is required at all times vs what may be required John Hache (talk)
- Some other equipment prohibits the use of gloves. I think this section should only have the requirement for the whole room, e.g. respirators in the woodworking room. I can't think of any hazard in this room like that, short of the facility-wide requirement to wear steel toed shoes.
| 2024-09-14 3:57:03 AM |
| edit | Sheet metal flanging tool | all | Safety Marney
I changed that a bit, but really still not sure if it's reasonable. You may be working there and then someone else shows up and starts to work. Should you stop what you are doing and chat with them? I would not even notice they are there. So maybe the answer is, expect a hazard and wear the appropriate PPE in this space. | 2024-09-14 3:57:03 AM |
| edit | Sheet metal flanging tool | all | Safety Marney
If we require an IR thermometer (welding) we should label it it as safety item not to be removed. By adding the tool page to the Category:Safety we have added it to our Safety Inspection checklist. Is there actually one down there? Yes, it should be. I haven't looked lately but I did buy one. | 2024-09-14 3:57:03 AM |
| edit | Shop press - 12-ton | all | Safety Marney
How would one assess the "as required"? dust in the air remains after a previous member leaves, right? So how would a member know when not to use a respirator in there? I can see where Fred is only required when welding or similar, so maybe it should not be a room level precaution but specific to tools like welders? Ttenbergen (talk) 22:59, 2024 August 13 (CDT)
- Where do you see "as required"? (Marney)
- I meant the "may require". If we put particles in the air they don't just affect the person using a specific tool, and not only for the duration of tool use. The smaller a particle the deeper it can get into the lungs and the longer it will be suspended, and some of the smallest stay suspended for hours or days. My quote "as required" may have been from before John updated this to clarify as per next line. Ttenbergen (talk) 13:59, 2024 October 3 (CDT)
- Updated to clarify what is required at all times vs what may be required John Hache (talk)
- Some other equipment prohibits the use of gloves. I think this section should only have the requirement for the whole room, e.g. respirators in the woodworking room. I can't think of any hazard in this room like that, short of the facility-wide requirement to wear steel toed shoes.
| 2024-06-17 3:19:55 AM |
| edit | Shop press - 12-ton | all | Safety Marney
I changed that a bit, but really still not sure if it's reasonable. You may be working there and then someone else shows up and starts to work. Should you stop what you are doing and chat with them? I would not even notice they are there. So maybe the answer is, expect a hazard and wear the appropriate PPE in this space. | 2024-06-17 3:19:55 AM |
| edit | Shop press - 12-ton | all | Safety Marney
If we require an IR thermometer (welding) we should label it it as safety item not to be removed. By adding the tool page to the Category:Safety we have added it to our Safety Inspection checklist. Is there actually one down there? Yes, it should be. I haven't looked lately but I did buy one. | 2024-06-17 3:19:55 AM |
| edit | ShopBot 3-Axis CNC Mill | all | Want to make this page better? Edit it yourself, or talk to John Hache. North Forge would like to make sure instructions are clear and easy to use. | 2024-09-25 9:35:14 PM |
| edit | Skedda | all | Marney
How is it set? What do the north forge and maintenance tags mean? | 2024-09-14 5:27:09 AM |
| edit | Slack | all | Marney
Which are the default channels a new member is subscribed to? | 2024-09-14 5:36:26 AM |
| edit | Small Tumbler | all |
- What are the rules, processes and costing around those?
| 2024-09-24 5:50:58 PM |
| edit | Soldering workstation | all |
this might be best off if it becomes, or at least gets, its own Category:Multi tool template to add to each tool. Either containing all of this, or linking to this. Ttenbergen (talk) 22:35, 2024 September 7 (CDT) | 2024-09-08 3:35:51 AM |
| edit | Soldering workstation | all |
what else
any specific other tools from IoT Innovation Lab? | 2024-09-08 3:35:51 AM |
| edit | Soldering workstation | all | Second from right? | 2024-09-08 3:35:51 AM |
| edit | Spill kit (1st floor) | all | Safety Marney
How would one assess the "as required"? dust in the air remains after a previous member leaves, right? So how would a member know when not to use a respirator in there? I can see where Fred is only required when welding or similar, so maybe it should not be a room level precaution but specific to tools like welders? Ttenbergen (talk) 22:59, 2024 August 13 (CDT)
- Where do you see "as required"? (Marney)
- I meant the "may require". If we put particles in the air they don't just affect the person using a specific tool, and not only for the duration of tool use. The smaller a particle the deeper it can get into the lungs and the longer it will be suspended, and some of the smallest stay suspended for hours or days. My quote "as required" may have been from before John updated this to clarify as per next line. Ttenbergen (talk) 13:59, 2024 October 3 (CDT)
- Updated to clarify what is required at all times vs what may be required John Hache (talk)
- Some other equipment prohibits the use of gloves. I think this section should only have the requirement for the whole room, e.g. respirators in the woodworking room. I can't think of any hazard in this room like that, short of the facility-wide requirement to wear steel toed shoes.
| 2024-09-04 4:49:41 AM |
| edit | Spill kit (1st floor) | all | Safety Marney
I changed that a bit, but really still not sure if it's reasonable. You may be working there and then someone else shows up and starts to work. Should you stop what you are doing and chat with them? I would not even notice they are there. So maybe the answer is, expect a hazard and wear the appropriate PPE in this space. | 2024-09-04 4:49:41 AM |
| edit | Spill kit (1st floor) | all | Safety Marney
If we require an IR thermometer (welding) we should label it it as safety item not to be removed. By adding the tool page to the Category:Safety we have added it to our Safety Inspection checklist. Is there actually one down there? Yes, it should be. I haven't looked lately but I did buy one. | 2024-09-04 4:49:41 AM |
| edit | Spindle Shaper with Sliding Table and Accurate Fence | all |
When will this be installed? | 2024-08-13 10:48:17 PM |
| edit | Spot Welder | all | Jeff
Is there an outlet we can recommend or require for this, ideally one that would be open to a member re-set? | 2024-09-14 3:49:46 AM |
| edit | Spot Welder | all | Safety Marney
How would one assess the "as required"? dust in the air remains after a previous member leaves, right? So how would a member know when not to use a respirator in there? I can see where Fred is only required when welding or similar, so maybe it should not be a room level precaution but specific to tools like welders? Ttenbergen (talk) 22:59, 2024 August 13 (CDT)
- Where do you see "as required"? (Marney)
- I meant the "may require". If we put particles in the air they don't just affect the person using a specific tool, and not only for the duration of tool use. The smaller a particle the deeper it can get into the lungs and the longer it will be suspended, and some of the smallest stay suspended for hours or days. My quote "as required" may have been from before John updated this to clarify as per next line. Ttenbergen (talk) 13:59, 2024 October 3 (CDT)
- Updated to clarify what is required at all times vs what may be required John Hache (talk)
- Some other equipment prohibits the use of gloves. I think this section should only have the requirement for the whole room, e.g. respirators in the woodworking room. I can't think of any hazard in this room like that, short of the facility-wide requirement to wear steel toed shoes.
| 2024-09-14 3:49:46 AM |
| edit | Spot Welder | all | Safety Marney
I changed that a bit, but really still not sure if it's reasonable. You may be working there and then someone else shows up and starts to work. Should you stop what you are doing and chat with them? I would not even notice they are there. So maybe the answer is, expect a hazard and wear the appropriate PPE in this space. | 2024-09-14 3:49:46 AM |
| edit | Spot Welder | all | Safety Marney
If we require an IR thermometer (welding) we should label it it as safety item not to be removed. By adding the tool page to the Category:Safety we have added it to our Safety Inspection checklist. Is there actually one down there? Yes, it should be. I haven't looked lately but I did buy one. | 2024-09-14 3:49:46 AM |
| edit | Storage | all | Marney
We had talked about a limit to what members can store here, ie this is not storage facility where you can leave your household. Did we come up with details? No, see below for a suggestion | 2024-09-14 5:05:31 AM |
| edit | Template:Abrasive media in the metalworking room | all |
- What are the rules, processes and costing around those?
| 2024-09-27 5:19:26 AM |
| edit | Template:Flammables Cabinet | all | Marney
Do we have a policy. Is this consistent with that policy? We have a very brief policy in the safety manual; this page expands on it (adding information about WHMIS labelling). | 2024-09-14 4:12:35 AM |
| edit | Template:Oily Rags Bins | all | When and how do we consider them dried enough, and who then puts the rags into the oily rag bin? | 2024-08-11 6:08:41 AM |
| edit | Template:Sandblasting | all |
How about the small one? Do we have a default material for that? | 2024-09-24 6:02:48 PM |
| edit | Template:Sandblasting | all |
What are our rules about member supplied abrasive? What do we allow? Do special cleanup rules apply? | 2024-09-24 6:02:48 PM |
| edit | Template:Sandblasting | all |
What are the rules, processes and costing around those? | 2024-09-24 6:02:48 PM |
| edit | Template:Sandblasting | all |
What is our process or housekeping around replacing media? | 2024-09-24 6:02:48 PM |
| edit | Template:Sandblasting | all | Chances are replacement screen is cheaper if we buy it by the roll. We can store it in the design space and cut of a piece when needed. Tina will look into. | 2024-09-24 6:02:48 PM |
| edit | Template:Sandblasting | all | I am pretty sure we have one... but where is it, and how would we ever use it safely. maybe we shouldn't have it? | 2024-09-24 6:02:48 PM |
| edit | Template:Temporary storage | all | how should we deal with items that are there too long? This rule needs to be easy to enforce, if it is a hassle it won't get done. Can we just apply Storage#Consequences of inappropriate storage use? | 2024-08-14 3:53:16 AM |
| edit | Temporary Large Sheet Storage | all | how should we deal with items that are there too long? This rule needs to be easy to enforce, if it is a hassle it won't get done. Can we just apply Storage#Consequences of inappropriate storage use? | 2024-08-11 4:24:40 AM |
| edit | Temporary Large Sheet Storage | all | This could use a photo. | 2024-08-11 4:24:40 AM |
| edit | Temporary Long Lumber Storage | all | how should we deal with items that are there too long? This rule needs to be easy to enforce, if it is a hassle it won't get done. Can we just apply Storage#Consequences of inappropriate storage use? | 2024-08-11 4:24:38 AM |
| edit | Temporary Long Lumber Storage | all | This could use a photo. | 2024-08-11 4:24:38 AM |
| edit | The Jail | all | This could use a photo. | 2024-08-11 8:09:26 PM |
| edit | Todo | all | Some things that may not have a page to put questions yet are:
- check why headings don't expand in mobile view; this is kind of important because it makes must instructions inaccessible on phones. Might require changing the skin.
- Populate and add pages in PCs and Software, and add pages like Instructions:Aspire as appropriate
- any of the 3d printer slicers; that will make it easier for Brian to review which we still need. We should also list NF official alternate slicers, I think there are some installed on the 3dp computer. Who would know details?
- mapping the space; mediawiki can map by coordinates and it would be nice to map out the things we document visually; steps needed:
- review how the mapping extension would need to be set up
- update Template:Tool to include coordinates, and likely also a variable for "tool", "storage", "infrastructure", "safety"; any others?
- add map location visual to tool template
- make list-and-map pages for rooms, safety equipment, etc.
- started demonstrator at NF Map Demo
- re-think: I think we will want to have the coordinates as their own template that includes the coordinates, the tooltip and the tooltip content. More flexible to also use with Computers for member use and Safety equipment and however we end up setting up infrastructure type info
- update template:Room to include a link to the relevant Slack channel, and populate that info for the rooms. Hm. Or would it make more sense to keep that info on the Slack page and just have the room pages query it? In any case, make a structure and populate...
- compressed air system - as starting point for any air tools, incl our most common one, compressed air gun. That one would actually be quite high on our risk matrix...
- consider templates for e.g.
- wood room tool shut-down so the exhaust system shut down is mentioned consistently
- Garbage (for Laser Room/Precautions, Woodworking Room/Precautions, CNC Woodworking Room/Precautions etc; might be good to put on one page, or might be better off broken down so parts can be applied in different settings:
- large garbage breakdown
- sharp edges
- where to put full bags
- where to find empty bags (possibly leave a few in bottom of bins)
- food waste
- facility garbage disposal (naming Ghost?)
- hazardous waste incl. empty cans, fluorescent bulbs, etc
- abrasive media for tumbler, waterjet and sandblasters. What do we have ,where is it stored, how is it charged for, which is appropriate for which tools.
- Sheet metal tools at the fablab
- laser room template for
- ventilation to apply to room and all lasers
- raster speed instruction
- dangerous materials, hazards etc as well;
- 3d resin safety template
- define table relationships like '"`UNIQ--nowiki-00000002-QINU`"'
- figure out backup automation
- Add main photo for any equipment that doesn't have one
- Add useful photos or diagrams in instructions (showing details of various steps, locations of useful items/equipment features)
- - is anything missing in there?
- the policy not to let others in unless you are expecting them or know they are a member
- Lifting stuff - I think we should have a page for that, and include the 2-ton Shop crane, Motorcycle lift outfeed table for the metal band saw and RapidLift Cart outfeed table for the sawstop as individual tools and options to lift stuff, but also include SWPs about lifting. There is a car jack in the tool room as well.
- homes for the pallet jacks
- PPE provided where, and how to re-fill
- talked with Marney today and she agreed it would be good to include most power tools in this, especially any with much risk or that are likely to be of interest to prospective members. Things like skill saws, anodizer, pipe notcher, fret saw...
- find out if there is an extension that allows easier addition of pictures
- make "discuss" and some other buttons easily available in the toolbar
- discuss visual editor with some users
| 2024-10-06 2:38:21 AM |
| edit | Tools test | all |
My friend Mark just joined. He asked me after his safety tour what tools he would be able to use between then and his first round of training sessions. I realized I didn't know if we have a formal answer for this. I told him the things in the tool room are probably fair game, so are a few other things, and to talk to someone beyond that.
Because I have been preaching wikis in general and the NF wiki in particular to him for years, he then made a wiki page So_You_Finished_Your_Safety_Orientation._Now_What?.
One of the things I would like to add is that, if a tool has no training session, you can ask the person listed as "trainer" or "knowledge keeper" and if they give you an intro, you are good to go. (But are they willing to do that?) Otherwise, if it has a SWP, you can use it if you read and follow the SWP. If a tool doesn't have a SWP, but its page on the wiki has a link to the manual, you can use the tool if you read the manual. And if there is no manual link, but you find a link to the manual and add it to the page then it becomes a page with a manual link and you can treat it so.
Would that be reasonable? My initial take was yes, but as I look at the results of that query on Tools_test I think we need to tweak this a little further. For example, just because someone finds a manual for the Fortus and adds the link we wouldn't want them to run that either. But we also don't want tools to be unattainable.
- Posted on the #safetycommittee channel on Slack. Ttenbergen (talk) 23:11, 2024 August 29 (CDT)
| 2024-10-02 7:26:51 PM |
| edit | Tormach 1100 Personal CNC Milling Machine | all | Safety Marney
How would one assess the "as required"? dust in the air remains after a previous member leaves, right? So how would a member know when not to use a respirator in there? I can see where Fred is only required when welding or similar, so maybe it should not be a room level precaution but specific to tools like welders? Ttenbergen (talk) 22:59, 2024 August 13 (CDT)
- Where do you see "as required"? (Marney)
- I meant the "may require". If we put particles in the air they don't just affect the person using a specific tool, and not only for the duration of tool use. The smaller a particle the deeper it can get into the lungs and the longer it will be suspended, and some of the smallest stay suspended for hours or days. My quote "as required" may have been from before John updated this to clarify as per next line. Ttenbergen (talk) 13:59, 2024 October 3 (CDT)
- Updated to clarify what is required at all times vs what may be required John Hache (talk)
- Some other equipment prohibits the use of gloves. I think this section should only have the requirement for the whole room, e.g. respirators in the woodworking room. I can't think of any hazard in this room like that, short of the facility-wide requirement to wear steel toed shoes.
| 2024-09-13 4:08:44 PM |
| edit | Tormach 1100 Personal CNC Milling Machine | all | Safety Marney
I changed that a bit, but really still not sure if it's reasonable. You may be working there and then someone else shows up and starts to work. Should you stop what you are doing and chat with them? I would not even notice they are there. So maybe the answer is, expect a hazard and wear the appropriate PPE in this space. | 2024-09-13 4:08:44 PM |
| edit | Tormach 1100 Personal CNC Milling Machine | all | Safety Marney
If we require an IR thermometer (welding) we should label it it as safety item not to be removed. By adding the tool page to the Category:Safety we have added it to our Safety Inspection checklist. Is there actually one down there? Yes, it should be. I haven't looked lately but I did buy one. | 2024-09-13 4:08:44 PM |
| edit | Tormach Mini Lathe | all | Safety Marney
How would one assess the "as required"? dust in the air remains after a previous member leaves, right? So how would a member know when not to use a respirator in there? I can see where Fred is only required when welding or similar, so maybe it should not be a room level precaution but specific to tools like welders? Ttenbergen (talk) 22:59, 2024 August 13 (CDT)
- Where do you see "as required"? (Marney)
- I meant the "may require". If we put particles in the air they don't just affect the person using a specific tool, and not only for the duration of tool use. The smaller a particle the deeper it can get into the lungs and the longer it will be suspended, and some of the smallest stay suspended for hours or days. My quote "as required" may have been from before John updated this to clarify as per next line. Ttenbergen (talk) 13:59, 2024 October 3 (CDT)
- Updated to clarify what is required at all times vs what may be required John Hache (talk)
- Some other equipment prohibits the use of gloves. I think this section should only have the requirement for the whole room, e.g. respirators in the woodworking room. I can't think of any hazard in this room like that, short of the facility-wide requirement to wear steel toed shoes.
| 2024-09-13 4:17:42 PM |
| edit | Tormach Mini Lathe | all | Safety Marney
I changed that a bit, but really still not sure if it's reasonable. You may be working there and then someone else shows up and starts to work. Should you stop what you are doing and chat with them? I would not even notice they are there. So maybe the answer is, expect a hazard and wear the appropriate PPE in this space. | 2024-09-13 4:17:42 PM |
| edit | Tormach Mini Lathe | all | Safety Marney
If we require an IR thermometer (welding) we should label it it as safety item not to be removed. By adding the tool page to the Category:Safety we have added it to our Safety Inspection checklist. Is there actually one down there? Yes, it should be. I haven't looked lately but I did buy one. | 2024-09-13 4:17:42 PM |
| edit | Ultrasonic Cleaner (Metalworking) | all | Safety Marney
How would one assess the "as required"? dust in the air remains after a previous member leaves, right? So how would a member know when not to use a respirator in there? I can see where Fred is only required when welding or similar, so maybe it should not be a room level precaution but specific to tools like welders? Ttenbergen (talk) 22:59, 2024 August 13 (CDT)
- Where do you see "as required"? (Marney)
- I meant the "may require". If we put particles in the air they don't just affect the person using a specific tool, and not only for the duration of tool use. The smaller a particle the deeper it can get into the lungs and the longer it will be suspended, and some of the smallest stay suspended for hours or days. My quote "as required" may have been from before John updated this to clarify as per next line. Ttenbergen (talk) 13:59, 2024 October 3 (CDT)
- Updated to clarify what is required at all times vs what may be required John Hache (talk)
- Some other equipment prohibits the use of gloves. I think this section should only have the requirement for the whole room, e.g. respirators in the woodworking room. I can't think of any hazard in this room like that, short of the facility-wide requirement to wear steel toed shoes.
| 2024-06-17 4:10:22 AM |
| edit | Ultrasonic Cleaner (Metalworking) | all | Safety Marney
I changed that a bit, but really still not sure if it's reasonable. You may be working there and then someone else shows up and starts to work. Should you stop what you are doing and chat with them? I would not even notice they are there. So maybe the answer is, expect a hazard and wear the appropriate PPE in this space. | 2024-06-17 4:10:22 AM |
| edit | Ultrasonic Cleaner (Metalworking) | all | Safety Marney
If we require an IR thermometer (welding) we should label it it as safety item not to be removed. By adding the tool page to the Category:Safety we have added it to our Safety Inspection checklist. Is there actually one down there? Yes, it should be. I haven't looked lately but I did buy one. | 2024-06-17 4:10:22 AM |
| edit | Vacuum drywall sanding kit | all | Safety Marney
How would one assess the "as required"? dust in the air remains after a previous member leaves, right? So how would a member know when not to use a respirator in there? I can see where Fred is only required when welding or similar, so maybe it should not be a room level precaution but specific to tools like welders? Ttenbergen (talk) 22:59, 2024 August 13 (CDT)
- Where do you see "as required"? (Marney)
- I meant the "may require". If we put particles in the air they don't just affect the person using a specific tool, and not only for the duration of tool use. The smaller a particle the deeper it can get into the lungs and the longer it will be suspended, and some of the smallest stay suspended for hours or days. My quote "as required" may have been from before John updated this to clarify as per next line. Ttenbergen (talk) 13:59, 2024 October 3 (CDT)
- Updated to clarify what is required at all times vs what may be required John Hache (talk)
- Some other equipment prohibits the use of gloves. I think this section should only have the requirement for the whole room, e.g. respirators in the woodworking room. I can't think of any hazard in this room like that, short of the facility-wide requirement to wear steel toed shoes.
| 2024-09-13 4:24:16 PM |
| edit | Vacuum drywall sanding kit | all | Safety Marney
I changed that a bit, but really still not sure if it's reasonable. You may be working there and then someone else shows up and starts to work. Should you stop what you are doing and chat with them? I would not even notice they are there. So maybe the answer is, expect a hazard and wear the appropriate PPE in this space. | 2024-09-13 4:24:16 PM |
| edit | Vacuum drywall sanding kit | all | Safety Marney
If we require an IR thermometer (welding) we should label it it as safety item not to be removed. By adding the tool page to the Category:Safety we have added it to our Safety Inspection checklist. Is there actually one down there? Yes, it should be. I haven't looked lately but I did buy one. | 2024-09-13 4:24:16 PM |
| edit | Volunteer Night | all | details needed | 2024-09-09 8:41:49 PM |
| edit | VPN PC | all | For now instructions are at https://northforge.ca/community/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/NorthForge-VPN-Connection-.pdf#new_tab - can we move those to the wiki? Are they up-to-date? | 2024-08-17 5:58:39 AM |
| edit | Vulcan Anvil | all | Safety Marney
How would one assess the "as required"? dust in the air remains after a previous member leaves, right? So how would a member know when not to use a respirator in there? I can see where Fred is only required when welding or similar, so maybe it should not be a room level precaution but specific to tools like welders? Ttenbergen (talk) 22:59, 2024 August 13 (CDT)
- Where do you see "as required"? (Marney)
- I meant the "may require". If we put particles in the air they don't just affect the person using a specific tool, and not only for the duration of tool use. The smaller a particle the deeper it can get into the lungs and the longer it will be suspended, and some of the smallest stay suspended for hours or days. My quote "as required" may have been from before John updated this to clarify as per next line. Ttenbergen (talk) 13:59, 2024 October 3 (CDT)
- Updated to clarify what is required at all times vs what may be required John Hache (talk)
- Some other equipment prohibits the use of gloves. I think this section should only have the requirement for the whole room, e.g. respirators in the woodworking room. I can't think of any hazard in this room like that, short of the facility-wide requirement to wear steel toed shoes.
| 2024-09-04 5:23:45 AM |
| edit | Vulcan Anvil | all | Safety Marney
I changed that a bit, but really still not sure if it's reasonable. You may be working there and then someone else shows up and starts to work. Should you stop what you are doing and chat with them? I would not even notice they are there. So maybe the answer is, expect a hazard and wear the appropriate PPE in this space. | 2024-09-04 5:23:45 AM |
| edit | Vulcan Anvil | all | Safety Marney
If we require an IR thermometer (welding) we should label it it as safety item not to be removed. By adding the tool page to the Category:Safety we have added it to our Safety Inspection checklist. Is there actually one down there? Yes, it should be. I haven't looked lately but I did buy one. | 2024-09-04 5:23:45 AM |
| edit | WHMIS | all |
This is not official policy yet, but official policy will include similar information to this. | 2024-08-16 4:01:39 PM |
| edit | WHMIS | all | I believe that items in household typical containers (e.g. bought in a consumer store) are exempted because they have the information on the container. Does someone have details or a citation for this? Yes, added information below Ttenbergen (talk) 23:36, 2024 August 13 (CDT) | 2024-08-16 4:01:39 PM |