NR-12 - Safety Training at Work with Machines and Equipment

Workers involved in the design and use (transport, assembly, installation, adjustment, operation, cleaning, maintenance, inspection, deactivation and dismantling) of machinery or equipment, including self-propelled machinery.

- RG; - CPF; - Passport (Expatriate); - Occupational Health Certificate (ASO) or Certificate of good physical and mental health.

To train workers to prevent work-related accidents and diseases, aiming to guarantee their physical integrity and health, along the design and use of machinery (including self-propelled machinery) and equipment.

Theory: 16 hours 1. Legal Aspects; 1.1 Occupational Health and Safety Legislation; 1.2 NR-12 Presentation - Safety at Work in Machinery and Equipment; 2. Hazards and Risks Inherent in the Use of Machinery and Equipment; 2.1 Conceptualization of Risk Perception, Distinction between Hazard and Risk; 2.2 Description and Identification of Risks and Hazards Related to the Handling of Machinery and Equipment; 2.3 Description and Identification of Risks Associated with Each Machine and Equipment, and Specific Protections Against Each of Them; 2.4 Accidents and Diseases Resulting from Exposure to Risks Associated with Machines, Equipment and Tools; 3. Protective Measures; 3.1 Risk Control - Collective Protection Measures, Administrative Measures, and Personal Protective Measures; 3.2 Safety for Mechanical, Electrical, and Other Relevant Risks; 3.3 Safety Signage; 3.4 Workers' Responsibilities; 3.5 How Guards Work; How and Why they Should Be Used; 3.6 How and Under What Circumstances a Guard Can Be Removed, and By Whom; 3.7 What to Do if a Protection was Damaged or Lost Your Function, Reflecting to Ensure an Adequate Safety; 4. Principles and Occupational Safety; 4.1 The Principles of Safety in the Use of the Machine or Equipment; 4.2 Safe Work Method; 4.3 Permit to Work; 4.4 Communication Methods in Case of Machine Failure; 5. Safety Practices for Operation, Maintenance, Inspection, and other Interventions on Machines and Equipment; 5.1 Locking System for Operation of the Machine and Equipment During Inspection, Cleaning, Lubrication and Maintenance Operations; 5.2 Case Study; 6. Safety for the Use of Motorized or Self-Propelled Machines and First Aid Basics. 6.1 Basic Knowledge of Traffic Legislation; 6.2 Inspection, Adjustment, and Maintenance of Automotive and Self-propelled Machinery With Safety; 6.3 Emergency Situation Procedures; 6.4 Basic Concepts of First Aid. Practice: 08 Hours 1. Completion of Operational Check-list for Machinery and Equipment; 2. Identification of the Moving, Fixed and Interconnected Parts of the Equipment; 3. Identification of Risks Related to the Equipment or Machine Operation’s Area; 4. Recognition of the Safety Measures in the Equipment; 5. Recognition of the Self-Propelled Machine Data Book; 6. Completion of the Self-Propelled Machine Check-list; 7. Practice of Safe Operation / Intervention in Self-Propelled Machine. Technical Reference: Consolidation of Labor Laws; NBR 14.153:2022; NR-6; NR-10; NR-12; NR-34.