Tools
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This tool is used for tightening or loosening screws
a screwdriver
Name two pieces of safety gear you must always wear in the workshop.
Safety glasses and gloves
Why should you always walk, not run, in the workshop?
To avoid accidents or collisions.
A friend is using a tool incorrectly. What should you do?
Remind them of the correct way or get the teacher.
Why is sawdust on the floor dangerous?
It makes the floor slippery and unsafe
Why should you never leave a hammer on the edge of the workbench?
It could fall and injure someone
Why are open-toed shoes not allowed in the workshop?
Feet need protection from falling tools/wood.
If you spill water near the workbench, what is the first thing you should do?
Clean it up or alert the teacher.
You notice a classmate is playing around with a hammer. What’s the safe response?
Tell them to stop and report it if needed.
You see an extension cord stretched across the walkway. What’s the hazard?
It’s a tripping hazard.
What should you always check before using a drill?
That the bit is secured and the battery/cord is safe.
A classmate forgot their goggles but wants to “just make one quick cut.” What should you do?
Stop them and remind them safety gear is required.
Why do we keep tools organized and put away after use?
To prevent tripping, damage, or injury.
The power goes out while someone is using a tool. What should everyone do immediately?
Stop, set tools down safely, and wait for instructions.
Why shouldn’t you use a tool if you’re feeling tired or distracted?
You’re more likely to make a mistake and get hurt.
A student notices the handle of a chisel is cracked. What should they do?
Report it and don’t use it
Which is more dangerous to wear around rotating tools: long sleeves or dangling jewelry?
Dangling jewelry – it can get caught.
Two people want to use the same tool at once. What’s the correct procedure?
Take turns or ask the teacher for another tool.
A piece of wood flies across the room while being cut. What is the correct action?
Stop, check for injuries, and inform the teacher.
You notice a nail sticking out of a board on the floor. What should you do?
Remove it or alert the teacher – it’s a puncture hazard.