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    Worksh OP Safety Worksh OP Safety: By: Khairul Azwan B. Yaacob

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    This document outlines various safety guidelines for working in a workshop. It recommends wearing protective gear like hard shoes, gloves, eye protection and ear protection when handling equipment or working with loud noises. Safety helmets and protective clothing are advised to prevent injuries from falling objects or hazards. Respiratory equipment may be required for dusty tasks. Personal hygiene like washing hands before entering is also important. The workshop area is restricted to authorized workers only during work hours.

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    This document outlines various safety guidelines for working in a workshop. It recommends wearing protective gear like hard shoes, gloves, eye protection and ear protection when handling equipment or working with loud noises. Safety helmets and protective clothing are advised to prevent injuries from falling objects or hazards. Respiratory equipment may be required for dusty tasks. Personal hygiene like washing hands before entering is also important. The workshop area is restricted to authorized workers only during work hours.

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    This document outlines various safety guidelines for working in a workshop. It recommends wearing protective gear like hard shoes, gloves, eye protection and ear protection when handling equipment or working with loud noises. Safety helmets and protective clothing are advised to prevent injuries from falling objects or hazards. Respiratory equipment may be required for dusty tasks. Personal hygiene like washing hands before entering is also important. The workshop area is restricted to authorized workers only during work hours.

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    WORKSH

    OP
    SAFETY

    By : Khairul Azwan
    b. Yaacob

    Work in progress.
    Only workers can enter
    this area.
    Authorized personnel only.

    Wear hard leather shoes or


    safety shoes. Do not wear
    sandals or rubber shoes
    Wear gloves when handling hot
    object or during in the workshop
    Gloves worn to help prevent
    injuries.

    EYE PROTECTION MUST BE USED FOR


    ALL MACHINES!!
    EYE GOGGLES
    FACE SHEILDS
    WELDING GLASSES/SHEILDS
    This is to avoid eye damage.

    Loud noises over long periods


    can damage ears.
    Ear defenders and earplugs
    can protect ears.
    Wear ear protection when
    working with noisy equipment

    Follow the exit direction


    or any direction when
    emergency occur.

    Wear safety helmets to


    prevent head injuries or
    hard object fall on head.

    Always wear protective


    clothing (an apron or overall)
    Roll up sleeves and take off
    your tie and watch.
    Tie up long hair.

    Respiratory equipment
    required during some tasks
    such as Dust masks and
    respirators.

    Make sure your hand are


    clean
    Please wash your hand
    before entering the
    workshop

    These are few examples


    about correct safety wear.

    THANK YOU

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