Additive Manufacturing Safety 121 describes the various safety hazards involved in additive manufacturing (AM) and the precautions operators should follow to protect themselves. AM methods and processes involve the use of moving and hot components, hazardous materials, and devices that produce radiation. Operators must be aware of these hazards as well as the safety protocols used to reduce them. For example, all AM materials have specific handling guidelines, including personal protective equipment (PPE) and ventilation requirements for that material. Though many AM safety protocols will be familiar to anyone who has worked in a manufacturing environment, there are also hazards unique to AM. Knowing these hazards and safety precautions will help ensure that an AM operation runs smoothly, efficiently, and safely. Upon completing this course, users will be able to identify AM hazards, understand common safety standards, and safely operate AM equipment.
Other Courses in this Program:
Introduction to Additive Manufacturing 111510010 The Basic Additive Manufacturing Process 131
510030 Additive Manufacturing Methods and Materials 141
510040 Introduction to Hybrid Manufacturing 151
510050 Rapid Prototyping 161
510060 Additive Manufacturing: Prototype to Production 162
510065 Design for Additive Manufacturing 201
510150 Metrology for Additive Manufacturing 202
510195 Additive Manufacturing Materials Science 211
510160
Course ID
510020
Skill Focus
Beginner
Instructor(s)
ToolingU
Employee Type
Method of Delivery
Online
Estimated Effort
60