Shop Safety
Safety glasses
End of this wrench is thicker to prevent slipping on line fittings.
Tubing wrench
Class of fire: grease, oil, and chemicals
Class "B" Fire
Environments protection agency (acronym)
EPA
Strong steel stands that have a center post that can be adjusted for height.
Axle Stands
What is the study of workplace design. The study of tools used, lighting, and movements required on the job.
Ergonomics
Handheld pump to pressurize a radiator and cap
Cooling system pressure tester
Class of Fire: electrical cords, switches, wiring.
Class "C" fire
Waste generated by a business
Waste stream
Placed against a tire to keep a vehicle from rolling.
Wheel chocks
Equipment worn buy workers to protect against hazards in the environment.
PPE
Floating ball type hydrometer used for antifreeze
Coolant tester
Class of fire: metal, iron
Class "D" fire
What is ethylene glycol
Antifreeze
Manufacture designated areas to lift vehicles
Lifting points
Something that causes a disease. Microorganism such as Hepatitis B virus.
Blood borne pathogens
Assortment of pulling tools for a wide range of task
Master puller set
Chemical reaction that results in sufficient heat to cause a fire.
Spontaneous combustion
Fire hazard, mosquitoes can breed, breeding ground for rats and mice.
Used tires
Used to pick up and move heavy objects.
Hoist
Occupational Safety and Health Administration acronym.
OSHA
Measures the tightness of a bolt or nut
Torque wrench
Class of fire: wood, paper, cloth, and plastic.
Class "A" fire
Used to soak up leaks and spills in the auto lab
Waste absorbents
Used to support a transmission during services or replacement.
Transmission jack