Say the Stop Line
Use a direct, non-blaming line to stop machine operation when a guard has been removed.
A coworker wants to run a mixer while the guard is off. Pick the line that stops the exposure and keeps the conversation workable. Coworker: The batch is already late. We can run it if everyone keeps clear. fromTop Your reply fromBottom The guard is off, so we cannot run it. Let's pause and get the guard restored or call maintenance. Correct. It names the condition, stops the exposure, and gives a path back to production without attacking the person. Be careful and do not put your hands near it while it runs. This relies on behavior where OSHA's machine-guarding…
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