Safety involves processes and equipment to prevent injury. Workshop hazards include oil spills, loose clothing near machinery, and unsafe behaviors. Protective equipment like eye protection, head protection, foot protection with steel toes, and hand protection gloves are used to shield from impacts, chemicals, dust, and burns in metal workshops. Protective clothing like overalls and aprons also help prevent harm from hazardous substances.

1. Metal WorkMetal Work
SafetySafety

2. SafetySafety
• A method or process
put in place to prevent
injury from
happening.

3. Workshop HazardsWorkshop Hazards
• Dangerous attitudes
that can causes
serious accident.
• Examples:
• Oil spills
• Loose clothing
• Tall objects (hair, tie,
chain)
• Playing

4. Protective EquipmentProtective Equipment
• These are equipment worn to protect
against risk to health and safety.

5. Eye ProtectionEye Protection
• Protect the eyes from:
• impact,
• splashes from chemicals or molten metal,
• Dust
• Gases, and
• Welding arcs

6. Eye ProtectorsEye Protectors
• Safety Spectacles
• Eye Shields
• Goggles
• Face Shields

7. Head ProtectionHead Protection
• Safety helmets to protect against falling
objects or impact with fixed objects.

8. Foot ProtectionFoot Protection
• Safety boots or shoes with steel toe caps,
which are heat resistance and designed to
keep out molten metal. They are made
from leather.

9. Hand ProtectionHand Protection
• Protect the hands against a range of
hazards such as:
• Cuts
• Skin irritation and dermatitis (germs)
• Contact with toxic or corrosive liquids

10. Protective ClothingProtective Clothing
• Clothes worn to protect the body against
chemicals and other hazardous
substances.
Overalls
Shop coat
Aprons

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• Definition of Safety
• Workshop hazards
• Protective Equipments