By: Garret Rowley
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◦ Recognize hazardous situations ◦ Use a fire extinguisher properly ◦ Practice all shop and equipment safety regulations ◦ Develop a proper attitude toward work ◦ Avoid unsafe practices
Safety: ◦ Some object or procedure to prevent injury or damage. Danger: ◦ The possibility of suffering harm or injury Combustible: ◦ Able to ignite or catch fire Hazardous: ◦ Risky, dangerous Extinguish: ◦ To put out a fire or light; quench
Eyes Face Head/Hair Ear Protection
Body Feet Hands Respirators
Keep all shields and protective coverings in place when using machinery Keep work areas free of all clutter and debris
Tool Storage Flammable Liquids
Danger! Machine Hazard/Working Distance Caution Safety Equipment/Areas, First Aid Kits Radioactivity Work Areas and Usable Machinery Traffic Pathways Background Color for Information
Store fuels in approved containers, preferably made of metal. Store fuels away from flammable containers such as wood and paper. Keep the shop environment well below combustion temperature. Use fires only in areas that is designated safe to do so.
Class A: Ordinary combustibles Class B: Flammable Liquids Class C: Electrical Class D: Combustible metals
A B C D
NO horseplay! Report ANY hazards to the INSTRUCTOR! Read ALL warning labels! Know ALL safety procedures and location of safety equipment!