Shop Safety - Construction

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Most accidents in the shop are due to: Unguarded equipment, Proper training, Clean workspaces, Safety instructions

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Unguarded equipment

Front

Before working with any machines, equipment, or power tools in the shop, you must:

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Pass a safety test and be sure there's an instructor in the shop

Front

When there is even the slightest accident, injury, or illness in the shop, you should first:

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Tell your instructor

Front

Whenever you find broken tools, an unsafe shop condition, or a machine in need of repair, you should first:

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Report the condition to your instructor

Front

Since loose clothing, ties, dangling jewelry and long hair could get caught in moving parts or machines you should:

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Wear properly fitting clothes and tuck in all loose ends before working on a project

Front

To protect your feet from falling objects, spilled acid, or objects on the floor of the shop you should wear:

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Solid shoes with full tops, preferably with rubber soles and heels

Front

Lifting heavy objects and carrying long pieces should be done by:

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More than one person

Front

Floors and aisles should be kept clear. Hoses, cords, tools, and jacks must be kept out of passageways to prevent:

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Slips and falls

Front

To prevent injury to eyes or ear drums from flying particles, an air hose should never be: Pointed toward yourself or others, Used to clean dust from your clothing

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Both a and b

Front

In case a fire begins in the shop, you should first:

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Know where fire extinguishers are and how to use them, Report the fire and follow only your instructor's directions, Know how to turn off the power machinery.