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HAND AND POWER TOOLS

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CONTENTS
General Requirements
Power Tools
Pneumatic Tools
Hand Tools
Powder/Cartridge Actuated Tools

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OVERVIEW
Hand and power tools have become
vital components in nearly all tasks
we do.
For this reason, training on the
correct use of hand and power
tools is essential.

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OBJECTIVE
In the following sections we will look at both
general and specific requirements to be followed
when using hand and power tools.

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EMPLOYEE PROTECTION
Use of hand tools around electrical equipment
Use of hand tools when working from elevations
Do not use cheater bars
Do not pull towards your face

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EMPLOYEE PROTECTION
Never hold a tool while it is being
struck by someone else
Always use the correct tool for the job
Report any damaged or defective
equipment

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EMPLOYEE PROTECTION
Be comfortable with the equipment
you are using
Ensure all power has been isolated
before changing or repairing any
parts of the equipment

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EMPLOYEE PROTECTION
Always inspect equipment before use
Storage of equipment
Safe Plan of Action (SPA)

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POWER TOOLS
Inspect before use
110v
Heavy duty power tools must have second handle
Secure all material being worked on
Extension cords

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POWER TOOLS
Ensure guards are in place
Raising / lowering power tools
Emergency Off (EMO) foot pedals
PPE requirements
220v cables must be braided
Identified by company name

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PNEUMATIC TOOLS
Follow manufacture’s guidelines
Inspect equipment before use
Ensure good connection to air supply
Personal Protection Equipment (PPE)
requirements
Identified by company name

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HAND TOOLS
Screwdrivers
Hammers
Pliers
Wrenches
Chisels / Punches
Pry Bars
Files
Knives

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SCREWDRIVERS
Selection / Inspection / Rejection (SIR)
Do not use a pry bar
Never hold your work in your hand
Do not hammer on the end of a screwdriver
Insulation rating for electrical work

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HAMMERS
Selection / Inspection / Rejection (SIR)
Do not “choke” the hammer
Never allow someone to hold an object
you will be hitting with a hammer

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PLIERS
Selection / Inspection / Rejection (SIR)
Avoid using pliers on hardened surfaces
Do not use for tightening or loosening nuts and bolts
Never pull towards your face

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WRENCHES
Selection / Inspection / Rejection (SIR)
Never pull towards your face
Ensure snug fit
Do not use cheater bar

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CHISELS / PUNCHES
Selection / Inspection / Rejection (SIR)
Use the correct hammer and keep your focus
Beware of mushroomed heads
Personal Protection Equipment (PPE)
Proper storage

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PRY BARS
Selection / Inspection / Rejections (SIR)
Bite of the bar
Maintain good balance
Check the work area
Do not use cheater bar

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FILES
Selection / Inspection / Rejection (SIR)
Ensure handles are fitted
Do not use as pry bars
Storage

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KNIVES
Selection / Inspection / Rejection (SIR)
Retractable blades
PPE requirements
Cut away from your body
Do not use your leg as a rest

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POWDER / CARTRIDGE
OPERATED TOOLS
Selection / Inspection / rejection (SIR)
Specific training requirements
Manufacturing guidelines
PPE requirements
Signage
Do not leave tools loaded
Proper storage

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CONCLUSION
Please SIR
Follow general requirements
Training
Never hold a tool while it is being struck by
someone else
Report any damaged or defective equipment
Portable power tools (110v)
220v cables must be braided