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Safety Rules Teacher
Safety Rules Teacher
Safety Rules Teacher
Do not run in the workshop, you could ‘bump’ into another worker
and cause an accident.
Safety rules in the
workshop
Know where the emergency stop buttons are positioned in the
workshop. If you see an accident at the other side of the workshop
you can use the emergency stop button to turn off all electrical power
to machines.
Behaviour
When learning how to use a machine, listen very carefully to all the
instructions given by the supervisor/manuals. Ask questions, especially if you
do not fully understand.
Safety rules in the
workshop
Keep hands away from moving/rotating machinery.
Safety rules in the
workshop
Report any damage to machines/equipment as this could cause
an accident
Safety rules in the
workshop
signs
When working in a workshop, to avoid accident should
take the following precautions
We must not run We must not smock
We must do in a workshop!
Walk through the security lines.
We must do in a workshop!
the first pass is identify the type of fire, for use the extinguisher appropriate.
Fire of Class A: Suitable for fire cloth, wood, rubber, paper, plastics and many normal fuel. of pressurized water.
Fire of Class B: Suitable for grease fires, gasoline or oil, it is often filled with a dry chemical
Fire of Class C: Suitable for electrical fires caused by appliances, tools and equipment to be plugged. It may contain halon
or CO2.
Fire of Class D: Used to metals such as magnesium, and will be placed in places like factories where these metals are
used. It comes in powder form and should extend to the material to extinguish.
Fire of Class E: It contains a special wet chemical for use in kitchen fires to extinguish the fire caused by vegetable oils,
animal fats and other fats.
SAFETY RULES
DO NOT ATTEMPT TO FIGHT ANY FIRE UNLESS YOU
HAVE BEEN TRAINED TO DO THINK BEFORE REACTING
TO ANY EMERGENCY IN THE WORKSHOP,
In case of fire
1) Apply for assistance before attempting to extinguish a fire. The fire can spread much faster than you can
handle.
2) Check your own safety before starting to extinguish a fire.
3) Evaluate the fire, You just try to put out with a fire extinguisher content. The fire extinguishers are useful to
be immediately used on small fires.
4) Check the type of extinguisher
5) The fire extinguisher ready, remove the safety pin and then use.
Follow the PASS steps.
6) Points to the base of the fire, not to fire the flames but on the basis of
the fire that is always on the floor
7) Note that a common extinguisher containing about 10 seconds of
extinguishing power
8) Stay in the area if you have successfully put out the fire because the fire could reignite unexpectedly and
then clean the area.
SAFETY RULES
OIL IN SPECIFIC LOCATIONS
SAFETY RULES
SIGNALLING WORK AREA