If you own and operate a company that uses laser systems, you may not be concerned about industrial laser shop safety for non-laser operators who work at or visit your firm.
You should be! Most folks can’t operate industrial lasers. In fact, most visitors — even your administrative and management employees — may not think about industrial laser system and shop safety. It’s your job to protect them!
In this video series, Laser Maintenance Group / Innovative Laser & Design owner Scott Kiser, aka “Laser Service Guy“, gives safety tips for non-laser operators (and tourists and tour guides) to keep safe around legacy CO2 laser systems. Scott gives practical safety tips as he walks you through his CO2 industrial laser system shop, Innovative Laser & Design.
Laser Shop Safety Video Series:
- Visitors are coming! Preparing your laser shop for “tourists”
- Laser System EMERGENCY shut down procedures. Can you shut down your industrial laser system? This video shows how
- Good Housekeeping: Being clean and organized is safety wise
- Preventing Industrial Laser System Sound Shock
- Why obey warning signs and barriers for industrial laser shop safety
- CO2 or Class D Fire Extinguishers: What to use around Laser Systems, and why
- Industrial Laser Shop Safety FULL video. This 8+ minute video encompasses industrial laser shop safety considerations
The full 8+ minute laser safety overview video is divided into smaller segments. The series gives advice to company owners who use industrial laser systems, as well as safety tips for people who might occasionally be around industrial lasers. Each video focuses on a different aspect of laser system and shop safety. View those videos on the Laser Service Guy / Innovative Laser YouTube channel, or click on the links.
Other Laser System Safety Videos
Kiser “Laser Service Guy” also created other laser system safety videos for laser operators and “tourists”.
- Dangerous laser power: Why laser systems require 2 hands to fire includes a slow motion video of a laser going through a 1/2 inch block of acrylic. (Don’t blink: You’ll miss it!)
- High power industrial laser systems can kill! Scott Kiser shows how much power a laser system has, and the built-in safety features that keep people away from 16,000 volts. (Don’t try this at home!) Featuring a Rofin Sinar resonator, part of a CO2 Cincinnati laser system.
Laser Maintenance Group Consulting Services
Do you want a shop and laser system safety review? Would you like your work flow to be more cost effective and work/time/effort/resource efficient? Do you and your employees need industrial laser system maintenance, operations or safety training? Do you have other industrial laser system consulting needs? Contact Scott Kiser at LaserSolutions@Comcast.net, or call 423-593-7206.
Laser Maintenance Group, LLC and Innovative Laser & Design are USA Veteran-owned Small Businesses in LaFayette, Georgia, USA.
Let me know if there are other Laser System Shop safety topics you’d like to see! – Scott Kiser