This document outlines 15 safety rules for working in a workshop, including wearing protective equipment like aprons and shoes, tying back long hair, rolling up sleeves, never working alone, wearing goggles when needed, turning off machines before cleaning, listening to teachers, only one student operating machines at a time, and entering only with permission.

1. 15 WORKSHOP SAFETY
RULES
By: Cristian David Romero Melo
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2. 1. DON’T RUN IN THE WORKSHOP

3. 2 ALWAYS WEAR AN APRON

4. 3. WEAR STRONG SHOES

5. 4. DON’T RUSH YOUR PROJECTS

6. 5. TIE UP LONG HAIR

7. 6. ROLL UP SLEEVES

8. 7. NEVER WORK ALONE IN THE WORKSHOP

9. 8. WHEN, NECESSARY WEAR GOGGLES

10. 9. TURN THE MACHINE OFF BEFORE
CLEANING IT

11. 10. ALWAYS LISTEN TO THE TEACHER

12. 11. KNOW WHERE THE EMERGENCY
BUTTOM IS LOCATED

13. 12. LISTEN CAREFULLY WHEN A TEACHER
IS DEMOSTRATING SOMETHING

14. 13. A MACHINE MUST BE OPERATED BY
ONE STUDENT AT A TIME

15. 14. ENTER THE WORKSHOP, ONLY WITH A
TEACHER’S PERMISSION

16. 15. REPORT ANY DAMAGE DONE TO THE
MACHINES