Automotive Workshop Housekeeping

What is the first step to ensure safety in a workshop?

• Wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE)

• Use a fire extinguisher

• Wear a lab coat

• Keep the workshop clean

Why is it important to clean and organize tools in a workshop?

• To create a messy environment

• Cleaning and organizing tools in a workshop is important for safety, efficiency, and tool longevity.

• To increase the risk of accidents

• To save time and effort

How should waste be disposed of in a workshop?

• Dispose of waste according to local regulations and guidelines, separating recyclable materials, hazardous waste, and general waste into designated bins or containers.

• Throw waste in any available bin

• Dump all waste in a single container

• Dispose of waste in the nearest water source

What are some ways to maintain workshop equipment?

• Ignoring maintenance altogether

• Regular cleaning, proper storage, routine inspections, timely repairs, following manufacturer's guidelines

• Using the equipment for unintended purposes

• Painting the equipment pink

How should hazardous materials be handled in a workshop?

• Leave hazardous materials exposed on workbenches

• Follow strict safety protocols, including proper storage, labeling, and disposal procedures. Train employees on safe handling practices.

• Mix hazardous chemicals without proper ventilation

• Store hazardous materials with food items

Why is it important to wear appropriate safety gear in a workshop?

• To protect oneself from potential hazards and injuries.

• To increase the risk of accidents

• To match the workshop's color scheme

• To show off to others in the workshop

What are the benefits of keeping a workshop clean and organized?

• Increased chaos and confusion

• The benefits of keeping a workshop clean and organized include improved safety, efficiency, productivity, and morale.

• Lower employee satisfaction

• Higher risk of accidents

What are some common types of waste generated in a workshop?

• Scrap materials, packaging waste, hazardous waste, general waste

• Metal waste, Plastic waste, Organic waste

How often should workshop equipment be inspected for maintenance?

• Once every 6 months

• Every 5 years

• At least once a year

• Bi-annually

What are some examples of hazardous materials found in a workshop?

• Radioactive materials

• Toxic waste

• Explosives

• Chemicals, flammable materials, sharp objects, electrical hazards