SAFETY TALKS!
Conducted by: Chiu Hock Ann Eddie
SAFETY TALKS!
Power Tools Safety
You must keep safety in mind
Think about it every time you
pick up a tool
Power Tools Safety
Particularly when using:
Grinders
Cutting tools
Spark-producing devices
Power Tools Safety
Monitor atmosphere with gas detector
Stop work if risk too high
Water, sand, extinguishers
should be available
Power Tools Safety
There could be consequences,
such as:
Explosions•
Electric shock•
Power Tools Safety
These areas are:
Non-combustible•
Fire-resistant•
Separated from adjacent facilities•
Power Tools Safety
Removing combustibles from
ignition sources
•
Or protecting them from ignition
sources
•
Authorized person must be
satisfied with precautions
Power Tools Safety
Making sure equipment is in good
condition
Making sure each crew member
properly trained
Ensuring lockout devices properly
installed
Inspecting work area thoroughly
Power Tools Safety
Protect gas lines, equipment from
sparks
Use fire-resistant material to block
off cracks
Cover walls, ceilings with
heat-insulating material
Power Tools Safety
Vacuum debris from ventilation
openings
Post trained person to watch for fire
This should be done during and after
hot work
Power Tools Safety
Don’t be statistic of hot work
Welding near combustibles is major
hazard
Even quick jobs can cause fires
Power Tools Safety
They don’t check their condition
Dull blades, missing guards,
frayed wiring
Can lead to serious injury or
death
Power Tools Safety
All guards should be in place
Wear face shield and goggles
Debris can cause injury
Power Tools Safety
They can fracture, injuring co-workers
Avoid using too much pressure
on tool
Don’t use cracked or chipped
wheel
Ensure machine is not operating
too fast
Power Tools Safety
Watch out for broken outlet or
overloaded circuit
Use clamps to secure work
Keep tools clean, sharp,
properly serviced
Power Tools Safety

Power tools safety