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Craftsman Cribsheet No. 132: Why You Should Care About Slips, Trips and Falls
Slips, trips and falls are becoming an increasingly cited regulation. Here’s how to minimize these hazards.
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Do You Have Single Points of Failure?
Plans need to be in place before a catastrophic event occurs.
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Helping Employees With Open Enrollment
Providing clear information will go a long way to ensure a successful open enrollment.
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Craftsman Cribsheet No.131: FANUC Macro Programming Basics
Macros are essential to high-production CNC programming because they simplify blocks of code.
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Safety First! That Applies to Psychological Safety, Too
Psychological safety is important for continuous improvement.
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‘Can You Hold This Tolerance?’ Is Not An Engineering Question
The implications of tolerances go far beyond mere technical compliance.
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Why (and How) You Should Reboot Your Shop’s Safety Program Today
Now may be the perfect time for a safety reboot before complacency sets in.
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Craftsman Cribsheet No. 130: Which Fire Extinguisher Should You Use?
Knowing the proper fire extinguisher to use before an emergency happens allows for quick and accurate decision making when seconds count.
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Craftsman Cribsheet No. 127: How to Part Off Without a Sub-Spindle
It is important to understand how tooling affects a part when parting off on a machine that has no pickoff attachment.
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Do You Have a Quoting Process?
The only way to have repeatable results is to have a process.
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