Safety By Design

Salting the front walkway after we had some snow but not enough for the plow to come.

Steps to safely lift, load, tie down, & transport heavy equipment Like CPM Crown’s DT Dome among others are shown photos 1 to 5.

Having a standing desk assists with better posture and reduces my risk for musculoskeletal issues that come with prolonged sitting. Utilizing a treadmill at the same time allows me to do physical activity while working.

Standing outside the mill and staying warm with Fire Retardant Jackets during an unexpected hard freeze in Mississippi.

Use of mouse and keyboard with proper supports, for a painless workday.

CPM Wuxi new office building Logo installation. Workers wear full safety measures.

When I go out to the manufacturing area to seek information, I make sure to wear the appropriate PPE. Here, I am wearing a hard hat, earmuffs, safety glasses and steel toe boots. This PPE helps to ensure my safety in areas where heavy machinery is being operated.

DC inspection.

Application of Crown safety training in plants (confined spaces).

CPM Business traveler accompanies me safely all the way.

Fastened in my seat belt all the way home from work.

Doug carefully loading boxes onto a truck for shipment.

This picture was taken at a refinery plant, in the U.S. and it shows the commitment of the local people with the housekeeping and, consequently with safety at the workplace. It needs to be highlighted that it happened during the plant start-up day, after annual maintenance shutdown. This is a clear example that safety is not just a slogan. It’s a way of work and life.

Tools are placed in an orderly manner for easy access and use.

Cleaning is one of our Safety Pillars that depends on Teams’ effort to maintain it.

Organizing inventory parts in important as a housekeeping tactic

Safety first and prevention first. Safety training is essential.

Visiting a Corn Ethanol Plant in Brazil to check CPM BLiss Hammermills in operation, using the necessary PPE according to local and customer requirement

Using safe area in the VSC commissioning.

Design Engineer, Graham Broek, changing into proper safety toe shoes before entering the shop.

One of D&G electrical engineers Mr Adam Roskell working on a Nuclear Decommissioning project – 3 showers and changes of PPE a day!

A safe lift of a top section of a pin oven. Line 3 Kettering Uk. The area is fenced off with only the trained lifting personnel within the barrier. 1 man communicates to the 2 lifting machines. Giving clear instructions for a smooth safe lift.

A clean area doesn’t just apply to working on site or your office space. This public space in Yokohama Japan near the clients factory shows how clean you can keep you area if you all do your bit to contribute to the bigger picture.

Hy Rillero & Dusty Rice in PPE after inspecting the DT at ADM Lincoln.

Customer visit.

Climb stair warning in factory.

Desk Ergonomics for 8 hours at a desk! The 3 S’s = Sit, Stand, & Stretch!