Safety First: Working Practices

What should you always follow before maintenance according to Fundamental Safety?

• Proper lockout procedures. Also, read safety manuals thoroughly.

• Only wear gloves.

• Just inform your supervisor.

• Skip safety checks if in a hurry.

Which safety practice emphasizes maintaining awareness of machine operations and not leaving running machines unattended?

• Fundamental Safety

• Constant Vigilance

• Proper Documentation

• Tool Management

What should you do to ensure proper Tool Management before running a machine?

• Secure all tools properly in holders, measure the offsets correctly, and then verify tool paths before running.

• Leave tools on the machine table and start the machine immediately.

• Ignore tool offsets and rely on default settings.

• Run the machine first and check tool paths after the process.

List one mechanical danger associated with CNC machines.

• Power-operated chucks

• Coolant overflow

• Low room temperature

• Dust accumulation

Name one material hazard when working with CNC machines.

• Coolant vapour

• Loud music

• Bright lights

• Comfortable chairs

Identify one tool-related risk in CNC operations.

• Sharp cutting tools

• Loose clothing

• Noisy environment

• Poor lighting

Identify one tool-related risk in CNC operations.

• Burrs on components

• Incorrect material storage

• Improper lighting

• Inadequate ventilation

One would choose to wear disposable nitrile gloves when operating CNC machinery because:

• They provide protection against chemicals and oils.

• They improve grip on metal parts.

• They are more comfortable than latex gloves.

• They are required by all safety regulations.

Fill in the blank: ________ are large red buttons that immediately halt all machine functions. Test monthly for proper operation.

• Emergency Stop Buttons

• Control Switches

• Power Outlets

• Warning Lights

Fill in the blank: ________ detect intrusion into danger zones such as Robot loading areas.

• Lasers

• Proximity switches

• Emergency Stop Buttons

• Safety Signs