This is an excellent document; I use it for the machine guarding section of my safety course; congratulations on a job well done, Laurent.

W.

Wayne Wood
Associate Director, University Safety
McGill University


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Subject: Re: Machine Guarding Openings and Distance to Hazard

Hello,

CSST and IRSST from Québec (Canada) have also a Machine Safety guide 
that provides information about the access through an opening in a guard, 
based on CSA Z432 and ISO 13857 standard (p. 38).

http://www.irsst.qc.ca/media/documents/PubIRSST/RG-597.pdf

Regards,

Laurent Giraud
Researcher
IRSST

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