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100

This is what you must do to a tool every single time before you use it. 

What is inspect it or check it 

100

Do this before servicing a tool, changing accessories, or when the tool is not in use.  

What is Unplug/Disconnect

100

If you are using compressed air to clean a workspace, what is the maximum pressure allowed at the nozzle according to OSHA standards?

30 psi 

100

This "Right to Know" standard ensures you understand chemical dangers.

What is HazCom or HCS?

100

What does Pneumatic mean?

Air-Powered 

200

Beyond just the tool itself, you must keep this area free of debris and tripping hazards while working.

What is work area or floor 
200

Never carry a plugged-in tool with your finger in this position.

What is on the trigger/switch

200

For liquid fuel tools, you must allow the tool to do this before refueling.

What is Cool down?

200

This signal word is used on a label to indicate the most severe hazards.

What is DANGER?

200

Never do this while a gas powered tool is running. 

Fuel or Fill 

300

You should NEVER use a tool that has this type of fix applied to a cracked or splintered handle

What is tape 

300

This is the #1 rule regarding the safety devices designed to protect you from blades and rotating parts.

What is Never remove the guards?

300

Tools that use a gunpower-like charge to fire fasteners. 

What is Powder-Actuated Tools 

300

 What is a Hazard Statement or give an example. 

- Phrases that describe the danger (example: causes serious eye irritation). 

300

What is the goal of Hazard Communication? 

- To ensure you understand the dangers of chemicals and how to work safely with them. 

400

This describes a chisel head that has been beaten down and spread out from repeated use.

What is Mushroomed

400

These items of clothing or jewelry are a major hazard because they can get caught in moving parts.

What is Loose items?

400

NEVER do this with a loaded or empty tool

Point at someone 

400

Inhalation, Absorption, Ingestion, and Injection are known as these.

What are Routes of Entry?

400

This type of exposure occurs over a long period, potentially leading to cancer or organ damage.

What is Chronic Exposure?

500

This is the term for wrench jaws that have been bent open.

What is sprung? 

500

If a tool is damaged, you must remove it from service and attach this specific warning.

What is a "Do Not Use" tag?

500

This simple test is used to check an abrasive wheel for cracks before installation.

What is the Ring Test?

500

What is the difference between Acute Exposure and Chronic Exposure? 

-Short Term with immediate reaction (rash or dizziness)

- Repeated, long-term that causes effects to develop slowly over time 

500

Give one example of a section that can be found in the SDS sheet

- Hazard Identification 

- First-Aid Measures 

- Handling and Storage 

- Personal Protective Equipment 

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