1. Developing Safe Work Habits
Unsafe behavior is the number one cause of accidents and injuries on the job and in workshops. Get into the habit of working safely. You’ll benefit yourself and your co-workers

2. Develop a Safe Attitude
Work attentively and give your full attention to the task at hand.
Never indulge in “horseplay” or other foolish behavior.
The federal law that governs safety in a workplace is OSHA.
                              

3. Keep Yourself and the Work Area Neat and Clean
                             
Fewer accidents occur in shops that are well maintained.
Prevent slips and falls by keeping the floor and work stations clean.
Wash your hands at the end of cleanup, not before!!!
                                 

4. Dress for the Job.
Do not wear loose clothing, jewelry, or dangling sleeves that can get caught in machinery.
Do not wear sandals or open-toed shoes. Wear shoes that will fully cover your feet.
Always wear safety glasses
                                                

5. General Safety (I)
All accidents should be reported to the instructor at once.
It is dangerous to pull stock through a machine.
Safety glasses should always be worn while operating machines.
Watches, arm bracelets, and jewelry can not be worn while operating machinery.
Long hair should be confined or tied back before working.

6. General Safety (II)
Never operate any machine if the instructor is not present.
The instructor should inspect all special set-ups before they are used.
All oily rags should be disposed of in the red metal can.
Long hair should be confined before working in the shop.