Text For Citation: 02 Item/Group: 001 Hazard:

29 CFR 1910.147(c)(4)(i): Procedures were not developed, documented and utilized for the control of potentially hazardous energy when employees were engaged in activities covered by this section: On or about 7/26/2016 throughout the facility, employees performing tasks such as but not limited to cleaning, maintenance, and troubleshooting were exposed to hazards including, but not limited to amputation in that: a. When performing servicing/maintenance on the pre-expansion lines, the employees were only locking out electrical and shutting off pneumatic and steam without bleeding residual energies. Procedures were not utilized. b. When performing servicing/maintenance on the cup lines, the employees were only locking out electrical and shutting off pneumatic and steam without bleeding residual energies. Procedures were not utilized. c. When employees were hand cleaning rollers on the printer lines with alcohol and rags, they relied on the E-stop and did not lock out. Procedures were not utilized. d. When employees were hand cleaning the bagger heat knives and tying scrap to winders, they relied on the E-stop and did not lock out or utilize blocking to isolate all energy sources. Procedures were not developed or utilized for non maintenance tasks such as, but not limited to tying the tail. e. When performing clearing/unjamming operations on the unscrambler lines during the shift. Procedures were not developed or utilized. f. When installing new components such as but not limited to a new hydraulic pump on an existing line, procedures were not utilized. g. At Kase printer # 25A, employees were performing clearing and cleaning operations while being exposed to amputation and caught-in related hazards where the UV mandrel continued to spin under power after the E-stop was depressed and the interlocked doors were opened. Procedures were not utilized. h. At Kase printer # 26, employees were performing clearing and cleaning operations while being exposed to amputation and caught-in related hazards where the UV mandrel continued to spin under power after the E-stop was depressed and the interlocked doors were opened. Procedures were not utilized. i. At Kase printer # 16, employees performing clearing and cleaning operations while being exposed to amputation and caught-in related hazards where the UV mandrel continued to spin under power after the E-stop was depressed and the interlocked doors were opened. Procedures were not utilized.