A Safe and Well Organised Workshop

What is essential for a workshop to be a safe and efficient workplace?

• Loud music to boost morale

• Well organised space and adherence to safety regulations

• Dim lighting to save energy

• Only modern equipment

What does a high standard of lighting prevent in a workshop?

• Miscommunication

• Dangerous conditions when using machines

• Excessive noise

• Unnecessary storage

Why should stools be stacked when not in use?

• To make them easier to count

• To create more space for walking

• To prevent them from being stolen

• To enhance the workshop's aesthetic

What is the risk of leaving bags out in the work area?

• They can block Wi-Fi signals

• They can attract pests

• They can catch fire

• They can cause trips and falls

What should be clearly displayed on the walls of a workshop?

• Food menus

• Employee of the month photos

• Safety posters

• Decorative posters

What is the purpose of having a 'staff only' area in a workshop?

• To store personal items

• To take breaks

• To hold meetings

• To store dangerous machines and materials

Why should tools be put away when not in use?

• To prevent them from rusting

• To keep the workshop tidy and safe

• To use them as decoration

• To avoid sharing tools among workers

What is unsafe about the bench that Ed has finished using?

• It's perfectly clean

• It's covered in debris

• It's used for a coffee break

• It's newly painted

What should be done with waste materials in a workshop?

• Brushed up and disposed of properly

• Left on the floor

• Recycled as art materials

• Burned at the end of the day

How should a well-organised tool cupboard be maintained?

• Tools stored based on size

• Tools organized and easy to collect

• Tools locked away and inaccessible

• Tools scattered randomly