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Procedure For Hand Tools and Powered Tools

This document provides guidelines for safe use of hand tools and powered tools. It outlines safety precautions like examining tools for damage before use and using the right tool for the job. For hand tools, it notes hazards from misuse and improper maintenance, and protective measures like using gloves and guards with cutters. For power tools, it warns of hazards when improperly used and lists safety measures such as avoiding loose clothing near moving parts. The document concludes with general safety guidelines for tool transportation and storage, and outlines topics to be covered in employee safety training.

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Procedure For Hand Tools and Powered Tools

This document provides guidelines for safe use of hand tools and powered tools. It outlines safety precautions like examining tools for damage before use and using the right tool for the job. For hand tools, it notes hazards from misuse and improper maintenance, and protective measures like using gloves and guards with cutters. For power tools, it warns of hazards when improperly used and lists safety measures such as avoiding loose clothing near moving parts. The document concludes with general safety guidelines for tool transportation and storage, and outlines topics to be covered in employee safety training.

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PROCEDURE FOR HAND TOOLS AND POWERED TOOLS

Safety precautions
 Examine each tool for damage before use.
 Use the right tool for the right job.
 Operate according to the manufacturer’s instruction.
 Keep all tools in good conditions.
 Participate in safety training.

Hand Tools

Hand tools are non-powered. They include anything from needle to cutters.
The greatest hazards occur by hand tools result from misuse and improper
maintenance.

 Around flammable substances sparks produced by iron tools and steel


hand tools can be a dangerous ignition source.
 Floors shall be kept clean and dry as possible to prevent accidental slips
with or around dangerous hand tools.
 When working with cutters, knifes, scissors employee shall use
appropriate protective equipment’s such as hand gloves and wrist guards.
 Do not use a tool if you are unsure how to use it in a safe manner.

Power Tools

Power tools can be hazardous when improperly used. There are several types
of portable power tools which is based on the power source they may use.

 Do not operate a power tool under the influence of medications or


alcohol.
 Use the tool at the rate for which it is designed to prevent excessive wear
and maintain control.
 Keep cords away from heat, oil and sharp edges.
 Always check for hidden wires that may contact for bladed tools.
 Avoid accidental starting.
 Maintain good footing and balance.
 Avoid loose fitting clothes or jewellery such a bracelets, watches or rings
which can become caught in moving parts, Long haor must be restrained.

Safety Guidelines
 Never throw any tools towards another person.
 Do not carry sharp or pointed tools with the edge or point upward and
toward the body.
 Never carry any tool in a manner that obstructs vision.
 Never give sharp or pointed tools to another person with the sharp end
towards the receiver.
 Place all tools in a tool box if not in use.
 Transport the tool in it carrying case if provided.

Training
Training must be given to the employees in the following instructions:

 Selecting the right tool for the job.


 Safe operations.
 Common cause of injury.
 Safe precautions.
 Personal productive equipment.

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