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Safety

In the demanding environment of aggregate production, safety is more than a checklist, it’s a core operational value. Crushing and screening sites involve high-powered machines, moving components, and dynamic teams. At Apache Ironworks, we integrate safety into every layer of system design to help operators minimize risk and maximize uptime.

Why Safety Starts with Design

Apache systems are built with operator protection in mind. From intuitive control panels to accessible maintenance points, we aim to eliminate guesswork and reduce hazards. Features like hydraulic folding conveyors, remote monitoring, and automated diagnostics help prevent accidents before they happen.

Five Critical On-Site Safety Practices

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  1. Perform Daily Inspections
    Conduct thorough walkarounds at the start of each shift. Look for:
  • Loose bolts, worn belts, or cracked guards
  • Leaks in hydraulic or fuel systems
  • Blockages in hoppers or screens

Apache equipment features quick-access panels and modular components for fast, safe checks.

  1. Follow Lockout/Tagout Protocols
    Before servicing any machine, shut it down completely and isolate power sources. Apache systems come equipped with:
  • Standardized lockout points
  • Clearly labeled power disconnects
  • Safety-latch mechanisms for added assurance
  1. Practice Safe Material Handling
    Stay alert around moving conveyors and rotating screens. Avoid:
  • Standing near transfer points or discharge chutes
  • Reaching into running machinery
  • Skipping PPE like gloves, helmets, or safety glasses

All Apache units include fixed guarding, pinch-point covers, and non-slip access ladders.

  1. Train Every Operator Thoroughly
    Proper training isn’t optional. New and seasoned team members should be familiar with:
  • Start-up and shutdown sequences
  • Emergency procedures
  • Load balancing and safe material loading

Apache supports operator onboarding with manuals, system tutorials, and field training if needed.

  1. Prepare for Emergencies
    Every site should maintain updated safety protocols. Be sure to:
  • Position fire extinguishers and first aid kits near high-traffic zones
  • Review site evacuation plans regularly

Test emergency stop systems (built into all Apache equipment)

Let’s Build Safer Plants Together

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Need help improving safety practices or evaluating current systems? Apache Ironworks offers field-ready equipment and support to help you operate smarter and safer.

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Apache Ironworks: Built to Perform. Engineered for Safety.

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