Always examine the tool for damages before use (1) (1)

Always examine the tool for
damages before use.
TRUE

It is OK to wear loose clothing, dangling objects
and jewelry using hand tool.
FALSE

Keep cords and hoses away from heat, oil and
sharp edges.
TRUE

Use only tools and equipment in good condition.
TRUE

It is OK to make adjustments or clear a jam while
the power tool is running.
TRUE

If any tool breaks or malfunctions, report it to your
supervisor immediately.
TRUE

Before connecting to a power source, make sure
the power is on.
TRUE

Safety glasses shall always be worn whenever you
are using power hand tool.
TRUE

There are several types of power tools, including
electric, pneumatic, hydraulic.
FALSE

Never use electric tools in wet conditions.
TRUE

When not in use, power tools should be
disconnected.
TRUE

Keep safe distance between your hands and all
moving parts of the power tool.
TRUE

Don’t leave a power tool unattended while it is
running.
TRUE

It is OK to startle someone who is using a power
tool.
FALSE

Use safety guards exactly as they are supposed to
be used.
TRUE

When tightening a nut with an adjustable wrench,
always pull the wrench toward you; never push
the wrench away from you.
TRUE

Plastic covered handles on wire-cutting pliers may
be used to cut low-voltage live electrical wire.
TRUE

Screwdrivers may be used for purposes other than
driving or removing screws, for example as a
chisel.
FALSE

When selecting a standard screwdriver be certain
that the tip is almost as thick and as wide as the
slot of the head of a screw.
TRUE

When using a hacksaw, safety glasses must be
worn.
TRUE

When you are finished using a hacksaw, tension
should be eased.
FALSE

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