Safety Test - Shop & Power Tools
You must pass this short test with 100% before using a power tool.
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Email address
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Your email
Check any of the following that are UNSAFE:
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1 point
Listening to headphones in the shop
Communicating with your teammates
Leaving tools and materials unattended in walkways
Putting tools away where they belong
Using broken tools
Alerting an adult of ANY injuries
Required
Keeping your space clean and organized can prevent...
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1 point
Fires
Tripping hazards
Damage to tools/materials
Respiratory (breathing) problems
Tornados
Required
Who has final say on all shop safety and use of tools?
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1 point
Stage Managers
Crew Heads
Technical Director
Seniors
What type of shoes are acceptable to wear while working in the shop?
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1 point
Sandals
Slippers
Barefoot
Close-toed shoes
Ballet flats
Check all of the tools below that are "power tools".
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1 point
Drill
Cordless Drill
Hammer
Mitre Saw
Screwdriver
Pliers
Circular Saw
Table Saw
Required
If your hair goes past your EYES or SHOULDERS, what must be done before working with tools in the shop?
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1 point
Cut it all off
Nothing
Push it behind your shoulders or ears
Use hair ties or bobby pins to secure hair out of the way
When using a power tool, especially for the first time, you will always want to...
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1 point
Get it done quickly
Yank the cord out from the wall when you're done
Go slowly, use caution
See how loud you can make it run
When should you wear safety goggles?
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1 point
When painting
When using a tool to cut or join materials
When carrying lumber
When talking to your tech director
If you lean over and any of your clothing hangs down in front of you (jewelry, hoodie strings, lanyards, scarves, etc.), what should be done before using tools in the shop?
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1 point
Run away
Hold loose items back with one hand while working
Secure or remove all loose items
Nothing
Before using a tool, you should... (check all that apply)
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1 point
Be trained on that tool
Ensure it is working properly
Ensure it is the right tool for the job
Ensure you have the proper safety attire
Required
When measuring and marking lumber to be cut, always...
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1 point
Double check your measurement
Account for the size of other lumber in the total height/width
Cross out old/incorrect marks
Hold the measuring tape straight to get an accurate measurement, use a speed square when available
Required
When cutting a piece of lumber, how can you safely hold the lumber in place?
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1 point
Use your hands anywhere on the lumber
Use your hands a safe distance from the blade (6 inches or more)
Use a clamp
Have another person help to hold it (hands a safe distance from the blade)
Required
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