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Presentation transcript:

Hand and Portable Power Tools

Hazard Recognition.. Inspect tools daily Tool Fits Job

Using tools with loose handles Using a screwdriver as a chisel Examples of Misuse Wrenches with sprung jaws

Other Safety Factors Be careful around flammables Use of personal protective equipment

Types of Power Tools Electric Pneumatic (air) Liquid fuel Hydraulic Powder-actuated

General Power Tool Precautions Never carry a tool by the cord or hose Keep cords and hoses away from heat, oil, and sharp edges Never yank the cord to unplug it

Keep tools sharp and lubricated No loose clothes, jewelry, etc. Damaged tools = “Do Not Use”

Flying chips and sparks. Guards Provide Protection from Hazards Rotating Rotating parts parts

Operate tools within their design limitations Do not use electrical tools in wet or damp locations unless protected by GFCI Electric Tool Safety Always use eye protection

Basic Rules of Power Tools Regular maintenance Use the right tool for the job Examine tool for damage before use Operate tools bymanufacturer’s specifications Provide and use the proper personal protective equipment

Y’all Be Careful Now Ya hear BYE! The End