unit 104 PPT 2 powertools

Instructions:

1. Look at the quote in the image:

2. Reflect for 2 minutes:

   • What does this quote mean to you personally?

   • Why do you think the author compares believing in Santa Claus to believing in yourself?

3. Write a short response (3–4 sentences):

   • Describe one situation in your life where believing in yourself made a difference.

​Objective: To encourage self-confidence and positive thinking before starting the lesson.

Open Ended

Why is it important to understand the uses and maintenance of power tools in the construction industry?

Word Cloud

Identify tools you know about

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a reason why battery-operated tools are becoming more popular on site?

• They are flexible

• They have low voltage

• They have no trip hazards

• They are more powerful than mains tools

Multiple Select

Which of the following statements about cordless drills is/are correct?

• Cordless drills have no trip hazards.

• Cordless drills can include SDS types.

• Cordless drills operate only at 230v.

• Cordless drills are always less powerful than corded drills.

Fill in the Blank

Circular saws are available in ___, 110v and cordless versions.

Multiple Choice

Which power tool is specifically mentioned as being suitable for cutting out profiles in worktops, bathrooms, and patrician walls?

• Circular saw

• Jig saw

• Rotary hammer drill

• Cordless drill

Open Ended

What safety precautions should be taken when using a jig saw, according to the information provided?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following should you check before using a power tool?

• If the tool is sharp

• If the tool is clean

• If the tool is new

• If the tool is expensive

Multiple Select

Which of the following are examples of faults that can occur with power tools?

• Missing safety guard

• Frayed lead

• Mechanical damage

• Damaged plug

​Task: Power Tool Safety – Think, Pair, Share

Objective: Identify key safety requirements and potential risks when using power tools.

Step 1 – Think (1 minute)

Individually, write down: 3 safety requirements for using power tools.

• 2 potential risks if those requirements are ignored.

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Step 2 – Pair (2 minutes)

• Turn to a partner.

• Compare your lists.

• Agree on the top 3 safety requirements and top 2 risks.

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Step 3 – Share (2 minutes)

• Each pair shares their agreed points with the group.

Fill in the Blank

Before using power tools, you should always follow the manufacturer's ___ for safety.

Multiple Choice

Which item should be checked to ensure electrical safety when using power tools?

• Correct fuse rating

• Tool color

• Tool brand

• Tool weight

Multiple Select

Which of the following are common electrical dangers when working with power tools?

• Faulty equipment

• Damaged/worn cables

• Trailing leads

• Slip hazards

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a common electrical danger when working with power tools?

• Electric shock from faulty wiring

• Overheating of mechanical parts

• Improper use of manual tools

• Lack of protective clothing

Multiple Choice

A small electric sander uses a 3-pin plug and draws a low current. Which fuse rating is most suitable?

• A) 3A
• B) 5A
• C) 10A
• D) 15A

Multiple Choice

A heavy-duty angle grinder is rated at 2000W and plugs into a standard UK socket. Which fuse should you fit?

• 15A
• 13A

• 5A
• 20A