Machine Guarding eLearning Course
- Publisher
- 360 Immersive
- Accreditation or Endorsements
- No
- Duration
- 25 Minutes
Overview
Without proper machine guarding, everyday tasks around equipment can result in crushing injuries, amputations, and worse - often in a fraction of a second. Machine Guarding teaches frontline workers to recognize hazards, understand what's protecting them, and act when something isn't right. Built around the KNOW, SPOT, ACT framework, this course prepares workers to see the hazard, check the guard, and take the right action - before it's too late. An interactive simulation is available for desktop, mobile, and VR headsets. Drawn from OSHA Standards 1910.212, .213, .215, .219, 1926.300, and industry best practices.
Objectives
On completion of this course the learner will be able to:
- Identify the four types of machine hazards - point of operation, nip points, rotating parts, and flying chips and sparks.
- Recognize the four types of machine guards and common safeguarding devices used to protect workers.
- Perform a pre-use guard check before starting any machine.
- Take the correct action using Stop, Secure, Report when a guard is missing, damaged, or bypassed.
- Explain how guards, lockout/tagout, and PPE work together as layers of protection.
Target Audience
All Employees
This course has a minimum of 25 learner registrations for us to provide a quotation.
Request a Quotation- Date Last Updated
- 10/6/2026
- Duration
- 25 Minutes
- Accreditation or Endorsements
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- No
- Completion Criteria
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- Pass final test
- Visit all pages
- Pass Mark
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- 80% pass mark required
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- Includes Video
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- No
- Audio is Required
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- Yes
- Language
- UK
- Suitable Devices
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- PC
- Phone
- Tablet
- Course Technology
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- HTML5
- SCORM 1.2
- Can be customised
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- Available at an Additional Cost
- Downloadable Resources
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- No
- Languages
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- English (US)
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