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==Our Shared Safety Responsibility==
==Our Shared Safety Responsibility==
The incorrect use of a machine can endanger everyone in the building. As a result of this shared danger, we all share the responsibility to police each other. We each have a responsibility to step up and question anyone using a machine in a way we feel is unsafe. This includes questioning the operator about the materials they are cutting.  
Incorrect use of a machine, tool, or material can endanger everyone in the building. Because of our shared risk, we all share the responsibility to police each other. We each have a responsibility to step up and question anyone using a machine or material or tool in a way we believe is unsafe.  


If you are operating a machine and someone questions you about the safety of your operation, you should not be offended even if their approach to you is poor.  
Everyone at MakerNexus has stop work authority.  When you see unsafe work, don't wait to tell a staff member.  Politely ask the worker to stop work.  Be respectful.  


If someone asks you to stop what you are doing, for any reason, then you must pause your work. Talk about their concern. If you cannot resolve the concern between you, then seek out a staff member.
If you are ordered to stop work, you must immediately put your work in a safe condition, and stop work until the matter is resolved. The matter can be resolved immediately between the person issuing the stop work order and the person doing the work. If that fails, bring a staff member into the discussion.  MakerNexus staff has the ultimate authority to decide how to proceed.


Bottom line: No matter what you are doing on a machine, no matter how important your job is, if someone asks you to stop for a concern about safety, you are obligated to stop immediately. If you do not then you may lose your access to the makerspace even if you are later proven correct.
Stop work authority helps keep us safe.  Be respectful at all times, especially when resolving a conflict or a safety issue. 
 
If you see any unsafe condition at MakerNexus, even if there is no work activity occuring, tell a staff member.
 
Bottom line: No matter what you are working on, no matter how important your job is, if someone asks you to stop for a concern about safety, you must stop immediately. If you do not then you may lose your access to the makerspace even if you are later proven correct.

Revision as of 23:31, 15 January 2023

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Our Shared Safety Responsibility

Incorrect use of a machine, tool, or material can endanger everyone in the building. Because of our shared risk, we all share the responsibility to police each other. We each have a responsibility to step up and question anyone using a machine or material or tool in a way we believe is unsafe.

Everyone at MakerNexus has stop work authority. When you see unsafe work, don't wait to tell a staff member. Politely ask the worker to stop work. Be respectful.

If you are ordered to stop work, you must immediately put your work in a safe condition, and stop work until the matter is resolved. The matter can be resolved immediately between the person issuing the stop work order and the person doing the work. If that fails, bring a staff member into the discussion. MakerNexus staff has the ultimate authority to decide how to proceed.

Stop work authority helps keep us safe. Be respectful at all times, especially when resolving a conflict or a safety issue.

If you see any unsafe condition at MakerNexus, even if there is no work activity occuring, tell a staff member.

Bottom line: No matter what you are working on, no matter how important your job is, if someone asks you to stop for a concern about safety, you must stop immediately. If you do not then you may lose your access to the makerspace even if you are later proven correct.