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Shop Safety

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Known Locations For Safety Equipment

  • Emergency Exits
  • Fire Extinguishers
  • Eyewash Station
  • First Aid Kits
  • Personal Protective Equipment [ PPE ]

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Safety is… �freedom from danger, risks or accidents that may result in injury, �death or property damage. �

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Common Safety Tips – Take the Necessary Precautions to:

  • Avoid Danger
  • Avoid Risk
  • Avoid Injury

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Getting Ready to Work

  • Before presenting yourself and your project to the instructor for permission to use a power tool, make sure you are READY!
  • Have your safety glasses in place, hair, clothing and jewelry secured.
  • Make sure your project is ready also. Have you made all the necessary layout marks in preparation for cutting? The instructor will not assume you know
  • What you are doing? – you must PROVE it by your presentation.

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List General Shop Safety Rules

Never operate a hazardous machine unless

      • You have been instructed on how to use it
      • You have properly demonstrated the correct way to use it safely

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Protecting yourself starts with:

Understanding the equipment you are using.

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Safety Equipment

  • Make sure that all guards are in place and that they work properly.
  • Keep hands at least “3-4” inches away from cutting surfaces.
  • Know the “Margin of Safety” for machines

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Safety Equipment

  • Do not distract machine operators.
  • Stay out of yellow dotted area around machine: Safety Zone.
  • Keep clearance of these areas when in machine is in use.

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Common Sense

Use it

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Experimenting in the shop:

Can end badly.

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Never Use

Broken Tools

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Blowing dust off with �your mouth

Can be a pain in the eyes.

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When you are comfortable �with a tool, never get

too comfortable.

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When you are in the shop, when should you be wearing Safety glasses?

Always!

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Make sure all ______________ are in place and are working properly.

Guards

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Bystander accidents happen

Commonly.

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Many people are blinded with �their safety glasses in their

Pocket.

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Wear safety gear that matches the

Work you are doing.

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Use the right tool

For the right job.

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Always practice

Safety.

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Can jewelry, and watches be a problem?

Yes. They can get caught in moving parts.

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What can happen with loose clothing, ties, and hair around machines?

Pull into the equipment.

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What are sheer points?

Places that can pinch off fingers and toes.

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One safety principle is concentrating on the ___________ at hand.

Job

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You should memorize where the ___ is on a Machine.

Off Switch

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Should you wear closed toe shoes in the shop?

Yes!

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Can horseplay be a problem?

Yes!

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After using a tool and you are finished with it, what should do with the tool?

Clean it and put it away.

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Should you put tools in your pockets? Why?

No. You can stab yourself.

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A major problem that is a cause of an accident is a

Messy Work Place.

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Your hand is not a good

Broom.

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Why should you never dust yourself off with an air supply;

It can push an air bubble into your bloodstream and kill you.

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Being tense while using a machine or tool is bad.

If you are tense and are startled you could end up in the machine or tool.

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You can cut your hand like this.

What can happen if you use your hand as a broom to clean up metal or plastic shavings?

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What can happen to loose clothing in the shop?

It can get caught in a machine or tool.

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What can happen if you plug in a machine or tool with the power turned on?

It will turn on and you can get hurt.

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What can happen to your eyes if you watch someone welding and you are only wearing sun glasses to protect your eyes?

You will sun burn your eyes.

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What can happen to your eyes if you are wearing contacts without safety glasses in the shop?

The contacts will not protect your eyes like safety glasses can.

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What will happen if you touch recently cut metal shavings?

They will burn you.

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What can happen if you are working in the shop and you are sleepy?

You can fall asleep while using a tool or machine.

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List General Shop Safety Rules

  • Keep the shop:
      • clear of scraps and litter
      • free of spilled liquids

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Clean and Orderly Shop

  • Keep sufficient brooms, brushes, and other housekeeping equipment readily available.

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Clean and Orderly Shop

  • Clear working areas and benches of debris and other hazards.

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Clean and Orderly Shop

  • Make sure that oily rags and combustible materials get placed in the proper sealed containers.
  • Metal Lidded Container

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Clean and Orderly Shop

  • Put tools, materials and supplies away in their proper place when finished with your projects.

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Can loud noises damage your hearing, even if it is for a short time?

Yes. Any loud noise will damage your hearing.

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Where does safety start?

With You!