Loose clothing can easily get caught in moving machinery parts and cause injuries. All moving parts, even small handheld tools, pose a hazard if loose sleeves or other clothing gets tangled. Proper machine guarding is important to prevent contact with dangerous areas. Workers should avoid loose or torn clothing and remove jewelry when working around machinery. Safety is important in all work areas by being aware of hazards and dressing appropriately for the job.

2. Loose Dressing
By
Aziz Jamali, Fauji Fertilizer Bin Qasim Karachi
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3. LOOSE CLOTHING
AT WORKPLACE
PRESENTED BY: INSTRUMENT
AMMONIA
Aziz jamali

4. Loose Clothing

5. All Moving Parts are a Hazard
•Another problem many people have when it comes to
avoiding the dangers of loose clothing is that they only
consider it when working next to particularly dangerous
equipment.
•Something as simple as a hand-held drill, for example, can
catch someone’s sleeve and cause injury.
•These smaller pieces of equipment might not be fatal, but
they can cause injuries and damage clothing very easily.

6. LOOSE CLOTHING CAN HURT
•Don’t wear clothing that is
1. torn
2. loose-fitting
• because these items can easily be caught and
pull you in to moving machinery.

7. ACCIDENTS DUE TO LOOSE CLOTHING

8. ACCIDENTS DUE TO LOOSE CLOTHING

9. Hazardous Parts of Machinery
- Rotating machine parts give rise to nip points. Examples are
- Rotating gears
- Belt and its pulley
- Chain and sprocket
- Between grinding wheel and tool rest
- Between rotating and fixed parts - Rotating parts operating alone
- Shafts
- Couplings - Reciprocating and sliding motions

10. Dangerous parts of machinery

11. Hazardous Parts of Machinery

12. Dangerous parts of machinery

13. Machine guarding
Machine guarding is a safety feature on or around
manufacturing or other engineering equipment
consisting of a shield or device covering
hazardous areas of a machine to prevent contact
with body parts .

14. Machine guarding

15. Proper Machine guarding

16. Proper Dressing

17. JEWELRY AT WORK PLACE
• Jewelry in the workplace can also be a hazard that is often
overlooked.
• Rings, bracelets, and chains can be the cause of a much more severe
hand related accident.
• Common sense should be considered when wearing your jewelry.
• The best choice is to keep your jewelry at home.

18. UN SAFE , JEWELRY AT WORK PLACE

19. OTHER SAFETY TIPS
• Never cheat machine guards or use your hands to clear jams. If your
job allows, use an assist tool to clear a jam.
• Even if you don’t work directly with moving parts and rotating shafts,
you still need to be aware that loose clothing can get caught on other
things in the workplace.
• Be aware of the hazards in your work area and dress appropriately for
your job. If you have any questions about your clothing, check with
your supervisor or safety manager.

20. Road Accident

21. Loose dresses and Shawls are major cause of
road traffic injuries:
• Loose dress with trailing
ends is a major contributor
to road traffic injuries
suffered by women, 74
percent suffered injuries
cases out of 986 clothing-
related road traffic injuries
recorded in three years.

22. Loose dresses and Shawls major cause of road
traffic injuries: