Hand tools can be dangerous if not used properly. To reduce accidents, regularly inspect tools for damage, wear protective gloves, carry tools carefully and not in pockets, be aware of your surroundings, only use tools as intended, follow manufacturers' instructions, clean tools after use and store them properly. Eye protection should always be worn when using tools.
Hand tools can be dangerous if not used properly. To reduce accidents, regularly inspect tools for damage, wear protective gloves, carry tools carefully and not in pockets, be aware of your surroundings, only use tools as intended, follow manufacturers' instructions, clean tools after use and store them properly. Eye protection should always be worn when using tools.
Hand tools can be dangerous if not used properly. To reduce accidents, regularly inspect tools for damage, wear protective gloves, carry tools carefully and not in pockets, be aware of your surroundings, only use tools as intended, follow manufacturers' instructions, clean tools after use and store them properly. Eye protection should always be worn when using tools.
Hand tools are such a common part of lives but they can also be dangerous if misused incorrectly.
Reduce the chance of an accident by following the
below safety measures: 1. Inspect Regularly - regularly inspect your tools to make sure that they are in good condition. 2. Wear Gloves - always wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE). 3. Carry with Care - never carry tools up a ladder - if you need to take tools up to a height use a bag or hoist then up in a bucket. 4. Don’t Pocket Sharp Objects - never carry sharp or pointed tools in your pocket. - instead, carry them in a toolbox. 5. Be Aware of your Surrounding - always be aware of people around you when using tools. 6. Use the Right Tools - always use the right tools for the job. - never use a tool for a different purpose than it was intended. - you risk damaging the tools and injury yourself. 7. Follow Instructions - only operate tools according to manufacturers instructions. 8. Clean and Return - after using a tool, clean it and return it to it’s proper storage place. 9. Oily Hands are Dangerous - don’t work with greasy or oily hands. 10. Protect your Eyes - always wear eye protection. 11. Immediately wipe spoiled liquid especially when it is on the floor. 12. Do not play with pointed and sharp objects like scissors, knives, and forks. 13. Do not play with matches. 14. Do not take any medicine that is not prescribed by a doctor or given by a trusted adult. 15. Do not inhale or taste substances such as insecticides, kerosene, alcohol, and other unknown substances. 16. Check the expiration date of canned goods and other products. Spoiled or expired foods can cause poisoning. 17. Avoid spraying insecticides by yourself. Let an adult do it and stay out of the room that has been sprayed with insecticides. 18. Wash your hands thoroughly with water and soap when you have used or touched a harmful substance. 19. Do not play with unknown substances. 20. Always read labels before handling any unknown material.