Workshop Safety and Equipment Guidelines

The video tutorial covers workshop safety, including causes and types of accidents, safety devices, rules, and accident prevention techniques. It emphasizes the importance of safety in workshops and provides practical measures to prevent accidents. The lesson concludes with questions to reinforce learning.

What is the primary purpose of a workshop?

• To manufacture or repair goods

• To conduct scientific experiments

• To provide educational lectures

• To host community events

Which of the following is NOT a cause of workshop accidents?

• Lack of safety devices

• Overconfidence

• Proper use of tools

• Inadequate lighting

What type of accident is caused by faulty wiring?

• Machine accident

• Fire accident

• Electrical accident

• Hand tool accident

Which safety device is used to alert the presence of smoke or fire?

• Voltage stabilizer

• Apron

• Fire alarm

• Goggles

What should be worn to protect the eyes in a workshop?

• Sand buckets

• Fire blankets

• Goggles or visors

• Aprons

Which of the following is a safety rule in workshops?

• Wear protective clothing

• Operate machines without permission

• Leave tools scattered on the floor

• Carry sharp tools in your pockets

What is a key accident prevention technique?

• Ignoring routine checks

• Leaving machines unsupervised

• Routine servicing of machines

• Allowing noise in the workshop

Why should electronic equipment be used with voltage stabilizers?

• To prevent electrical fires

• To reduce noise

• To save energy

• To enhance performance

What should be done if an injury occurs in the workshop?

• Wait until the end of the day

• Continue working

• Report it and seek first-aid

• Ignore it if it's small

What is the benefit of supervising workshop sessions?

• To allow more freedom

• To increase workload

• To reduce costs

• To prevent accidents