SAFETY IN MAINTENANCE: Protecting Workers and Ensuring Reliability

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    Session Handout: SAFETY IN MAINTENANCE: Protecting Workers and Ensuring Reliability

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    Maintenance work is critical to keeping operations running smoothly, but it also comes with unique safety risks that cannot be overlooked. This webinar will highlight key practices and precautions to help safeguard your workforce while maintaining operational reliability.

    Topics include:
    • Machine guarding
    • Hazard communication
    • Lockout/Tagout (LOTO)
    • Fall protection

    Whether you oversee maintenance teams or manage plant operations, this session will equip you with practical strategies to reduce risk, improve safety culture, and protect your most valuable asset, your people.

    Presenter

    Jesse Brady

    Technical Specialist

    Born and raised in Central Illinois, I take great pride in the ability to help manufacturers improve their operational efficiencies. Over the years, I’ve had the opportunity to work in a variety of industries and environments from metals and plastics to electronics recycling. I’ve developed a strong background in quality, safety, and continuous improvement. My past roles range from sales, sourcing, and operations & maintenance under wide range of Management Systems: ISO 9001, ISO 14001 & ISO 50001.

    I am passionate about consistently producing the best quality of service while always remaining positive, organized and ready to solve complex issues to improve performance. My diverse professional background grants me a unique perspective as to how management systems impact all processes within a company. At IMEC, I get to use my expertise and leverage a multitude of resources to help Illinois manufacturers create and sustain a competitive advantage.

    Expertise
    Bachelor of Science in Industrial Technology from Eastern Illinois University
    Six Sigma Black Belt
    OSHA Authorized Trainer
    Exemplar Global Certified Lead Auditor
    ISO 9001
    ISO 14001
    ISO 50001

    Specialized Skills
    Continuous Improvement
    Project Management
    Quality Systems Management
    Environmental Systems Management
    Energy Systems Management
    Root Cause Analysis
    Safety Program Management
    Production/Maintenance Scheduling

    Results:
    During a Six Sigma Black Belt project, we were able to eliminate wastes and increase productivity of their saw department. These improvements in efficiencies equated to a greater than $90,000 annual cost savings for the company.

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