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The document discusses power tool safety and conducting safety talks. It provides tips for safe power tool use such as keeping safety in mind, monitoring the work atmosphere for risks like explosions or electric shock, using fire-resistant materials, ensuring all guards are in place and tools are in good condition, and watching for hazards like cracked wheels or overloaded circuits. The document emphasizes being aware of safety procedures to avoid injuries or accidents when using power tools.
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- 3. Power Tools Safety You must keep safety in mind Think about it every time you pick up a tool
- 4. Power Tools Safety Particularly when using: Grinders Cutting tools Spark-producing devices
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- 7. Power Tools Safety These areas are: Non-combustible• Fire-resistant• Separated from adjacent facilities•
- 8. Power Tools Safety Removing combustibles from ignition sources • Or protecting them from ignition sources • Authorized person must be satisfied with precautions
- 9. 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
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- 13. Power Tools Safety They don’t check their condition Dull blades, missing guards, frayed wiring Can lead to serious injury or death
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