Select the appropriate tool for each job, ensure all tools are in good working order before use, and hold work securely. Be sure tools are grounded if electric, use the proper screwdriver size for each job, and check blades are undamaged. Handle tools safely without risk of injury from moving parts or improperly fitted wrenches or pliers.
Select the appropriate tool for each job, ensure all tools are in good working order before use, and hold work securely. Be sure tools are grounded if electric, use the proper screwdriver size for each job, and check blades are undamaged. Handle tools safely without risk of injury from moving parts or improperly fitted wrenches or pliers.
Select the appropriate tool for each job, ensure all tools are in good working order before use, and hold work securely. Be sure tools are grounded if electric, use the proper screwdriver size for each job, and check blades are undamaged. Handle tools safely without risk of injury from moving parts or improperly fitted wrenches or pliers.
● Make sure all tools are in working order order before using ● Firmly hold or clamp all your work ● Use a brush for cleaning the shop ● Make sure the tools you are using is electrically grounded ● Use the correct type and wright size screwdriver for each job ● Make sure the blade is in good condition and not bent ● Never hold small work in your hand while using a screwdriver ● The handler must be firm and free from cracks or splinters ● The head must be securely attached to the handle ● Waffle head is for framing. A smooth face is for finish work ● Hold the handle of the file only ● Files are brittle ● Use right size and correct type of wrench for the job ● When tightening with an adjustable jaw wrench pull towards the moveable jaw ● Make sure the jaws on a wrench fit snugly around the nut or bolt ● Never apply a wrench to moving machinery and never leave a wrench where it can cause injury ● Use pliers to grip round or irregular shaped objects