SAFETY AND TOOLS CHAPTER 2.

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SAFETY AND TOOLS CHAPTER 2

SMALL ENGINE OPERATION SAFETY 1. Never operate an engine in enclosed area. 2. Work in a space with ample room. 3. Should be operated only by qualified service personnel 4. Use an approved spark tester to check spark 5. Do not have an open flame near flammable liquids.

SMALL ENGINE OPERATION SAFETY continued 6. Do not refuel an engine while it is operating. 7. Do not operate an engine if gas has spilled 8. Be familiar with engine shutoff. 9. Do not operate an engine with the air cleaner removed. 10. Refuel an engine outdoors 11. Do not operate an engine without a muffer. 12. Disengage an engine from driven equipment.

SMALL ENGINE OPERATION SAFETY continued 13. Do not operate an engine with an accumulation of grass, leaves, or other combustible materials near the muffler area. 14. Never leave an operating engine unattended. 15. Do not operate an engine at excessive speeds. 16. Avoid contact with hot engine parts.

SMALL ENGINE OPERATION SAFETY continued 17. Do not operate an engine in dry grass or combustible materials. 18. Keep feet , hands, clothing away from moving engine and equipment components. 19. Remove grass and other debris from cylinder fins and governor parts. 20. Do not attempt to crank an engine with the spark plug removed. 21. Always have an fire extinguisher near.

INDUSTRY AND STANDARD ORGANIZATION See handout.

Fire Extinguishers Fire extinguishers are rated for the class(es) of fire. Class A Fire = includes paper, wood, rubber, etc Class B Fire = includes combustible liquids Class C Fire = includes electrical equipment Class D Fire = includes combustible metals

Personal Protective Equipment PPE = Personal Protective Equipment Protective clothing Eye protection Ear protection Respiratory protection Hand protection Foot protection Back protection

Hazardous Materials Is a material capable of posing a risk to health, safety, or property. Container Labeling Materials Safety Data Sheet Parts cleaning Material disposal

HAND & SPECIALTY TOOLS See handout.