module 7 of 7
A deep-dive into the systems thinking that separates a checklist from a real safety program. You will apply the OSHA/NIOSH Hierarchy of Controls to design out FRC hazards, run a Job Safety Analysis (JSA) on shop machines, build a design FMEA with Risk Priority Numbers to prioritize the riskiest mechanisms, run rigorous incident investigations with 5 Whys, and study worked case studies - a brownout-caused match loss, a battery fire avoided, and a pneumatic injury near-miss - to see these tools in action. This is how teams build safety on substance, not posters - which matters now that safe practices are a requirement for eligibility for every judged award.
Advanced Safety Engineering & Case Studies closes the Safety guide as module 7 of 7, after Common Safety Mistakes & Troubleshooting. Its 5 lessons are about 135 minutes of the guide's ~10 hours.
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you can read them out of order, nothing is locked
| no. | module | lessons |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Foundations: A Culture of Safety and the People Who Lead It | 3 |
| 02 | PPE and Shop Safety | 3 |
| 03 | Battery, Pneumatics, and Electrical Safety | 4 |
| 04 | Events, Robot Handling, and Your Team Safety Program | 3 |
| 05 | Safety Worked Examples & Mini-Projects | 5 |
| 06 | Common Safety Mistakes & Troubleshooting | 5 |
| 07 | Advanced Safety Engineering & Case Studiesyou are here | 5 |