What are some common causes of accidents involving hand tools?

• Using the wrong tool for the wrong job

• Ignoring manufacturers operating instructions

• Using a screwdriver as a chisel

• All of the above

Which of the following tools is most likely to cause injury?

• Hammer

• Pliers

• Pipe bending machine

• Wrench

What should you do before using a hand tool?

• All of the above

• Keep cutting edges of chisels and saws sharp

• Clean the tool after use

• Inspect the tool for wear or damage

What should you do when working on ladders or scaffolding with hand tools?

• Secure yourself and your tools

• Throw tools to the ground

• Put sharp or pointed tools in your pockets

• Use a tool with a missing handle

What should you do with worn, damaged, or defective tools?

• Use them for a different task

• Store them in a clean and dry place

• Repair or replace them

• Continue using them

How often should power tools be PAT tested?

• Every 6 months

• Every 3 months

• Once a year

• Every month

What should you do before using a power tool?

• Store it in a wet place

• Check for signs of wear or damage

• Use it with indoor-type extension cables

• Change blades or drill bits while it's plugged in

What should you do when using power tools for long periods?

• Grip the power tool with one hand

• Wear safety goggles

• Use them in wet or damp places

• Wear dust masks and hearing protection

What should you not do with a power tool's cord?

• Change blades or drill bits while it's plugged in

• Lift or lower the tool

• Drag it across the floor

• Use it in wet or damp places

What should you do if a power tool is visibly damaged or working incorrectly?

• Continue using it

• Change blades or drill bits while it's plugged in

• Decommission and tag it

• Use it with indoor-type extension cables