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3. Directions: As your instructor goes through the safety rules for the lab, write down the missing word or words in the blank spaces on your student guide. 2

4. Have Respect for Hazardous Materials and Waste 26. Products with major health risk should have a material safety data sheet (MSDS) available. Ask your instructor about the MSDS before you use materials that may be hazardous. Know how to read the MSDS. 3

5. Have Respect for Hazardous Materials and Waste 27. Other common chemicals will have safety information on the labels. Check the labels of materials before you use them. 4

6. Have Respect for Hazardous Materials and Waste 28. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) when working with hazardous materials. 5 Hey!

7. Have Respect for Hazardous Materials and Waste 29. Work in a well-ventilated area. 6

8. Have Respect for Hazardous Materials and Waste 30. Follow your teacher’s instructions for disposal of hazardous materials and waste. 7

9. Maintain the Lab 31. Keep the work area clean. Keep the floor and aisle clean at all times. 8

10. Maintain the Lab 32. If a liquid is spilled, clean it up immediately as instructed by the teacher. 9

11. Maintain the Lab 33. Always use a brush, not your hands to clean dry materials from a table or piece of equipment.

12. Maintain the Lab 34. Store all materials properly. 11

13. Safe Use of Hand Tools 35. Misuse and improper maintenance pose the greatest hazard in using hand tools. Observe the rules on the following slides when using hand tools. 12

14. Safe Use of Hand Tools 36. Keep hand tools clean and in good condition. 13

15. Safe Use of Hand Tools 37. Wipe tools clean before and after use. 14

16. Safe Use of Hand Tools 38. Use only tools that are in good condition. If a tool is damaged, tell your teacher. 15

17. Safe Use of Hand Tools 39. Use a hand tool only for the purpose for which it was designed. 16

18. Safe Use of Hand Tools 40. Use the tool in the way it was designed to be used. 17

19. Safe Use of Hand Tools 41. Always wear safety glasses or goggles. 18

20. Safe Use of Hand Tools 42. Cutting tools should be sharp. 19 Oh No!!!

21. Safe Use of Hand Tools 43. Do not use a screwdriver on a part that is being hand-held. The screwdriver can slip and hit the hand. 20 Oh No!

22. Safe Use of Hand Tools 44. Carry sharp or pointed tools with the point down and away from the body. 21

23. Safe Use of Cutting Tools 45. Allow machines to reach full speed before starting to cut. 22

24. Safe Use of Cutting Tools 46. Before working on stock (wood or other workpiece), check it for cracks, loose knots, and nails. 23

25. Safe Use of Cutting Tools 47. The shortest piece of lumber that can safely be run through most equipment is 12 inches long. 24

26. Safe Use of Cutting Tools 48. Keep your balance; don’t overreach. 25

27. Safe Use of Cutting Tools 49. Support ends of long stock before cutting. 26

28. Safe Use of Cutting Tools 50. Wait until the blade stops completely before removing any scraps. Use a brush, not fingers. 27

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