FACTS

1. Pinch points occur when a moving part of a machine or other equipment contacts or rubs against another part or surface. 
2. Pinch points are commonly found at a machine’s point of operation, or where the work is performed, and near gears, rollers, weights, doors, hinges, hand tools, and lifting equipment. 
3. Pinch points commonly impact fingers/hands, but can impact any area of the body. The injury resulting from a pinch point could be as minor as a blister or as severe as an amputation or […]

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