Belt Conveyor Guarding is a leader among the industrial machine guarding companies. We provide customers with premium conveyor guarding for existing bulk handling equipment. For more than 30 years, BCG helps companies all over North America keep workers safe by providing compliant, ergonomic, and user-friendly machine safety guards.
The main benefits of our solutions are:
Machine safety guards serve as physical barriers to various types of equipment. Once installed, they keep workers at a safe distance from moving parts, pinch-points, and other danger zones. This limited access equates to fewer accidents and injuries.
Customers can choose a fixed, adjustable, interlocking, or self-adjusting guard based on the conveyor or machine. All of our industrial safety guards meet high industry standards of excellence. Not only do the guards keep workers safe, but they also ensure companies stay compliant with current safety regulations.
Although there are several industrial machine guarding companies, not all have products of the same caliber as Belt Conveyor Guarding provides to customers. We take immense pride in the material selection and workmanship that go into every guarding solution.
The following are some of the primary benefits of our industrial safety guards:
There are also further gains from the compliance part of machine and conveyor guarding. If a company isn't compliant with current safety standards, it could receive citations and hefty fines. For prospects researching different industrial machine guarding companies, that would play a critical role in selecting a manufacturer.
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Our safety presentations on machine safety guards offer information on a various guarding issues and provide solutions to keep your workers safe.
In industrial and manufacturing settings, machines play a vital role in boosting productivity and efficiency. However, the presence of machines also poses potential hazards to workers. According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), machine-related injuries are among the most common in the workplace.
Ladder guards are an essential piece of the safety puzzle. Restricting roof access, and other elevated areas, removes any unnecessary risk associated with falls and other injuries, not to mention limiting access to crucial equipment that is regularly placed on rooftops.
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