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What is the golden rule of machine guarding?
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ByDavid Fishburn
The golden rule of machine guarding is:
“If a machine has moving parts that can cause injury, it must be guarded.”
This ensures workers are protected from hazards like contact with moving parts, flying debris, or accidental operation.
