Woodshop Safety

What should you do if a blade breaks or something goes wrong with a machine while using it?

• Keep using the machine to finish the work.

• Shut it off and stay away from the machine until everything stops moving.

• Use a piece of wood to stop the machine.

• Leave the machine running and inform the shop manager.

When should you report an accident?

• Immediately

• When the bleeding stops

• When the teacher appears to be available

• End of class

To make a cut out in the middle of your design, you have to do what?  get an adult to do it.  drill a hole for the blade to fit in.  make a “v” cut.

• get an adult to do it. 

• drill a hole for the blade to fit in. 

• make a “v” cut.

Eye protection must be worn:

• Only when working at a machine.

• At all times when working in the woodshop.

• When teacher reminds me.

Proper footwear for the woodshop is:

• Work boots

• Any type of shoe

• Shoes must cover the toes, heel, and top of the foot

True or False: A clean work area should always be maintained to ensure safety.

• True

• False

Safety symbols, such as the one pictured, do all of the following EXCEPT:

• Alert you to possible dangers

• Remind you to work carefully

• Warn you when something is hot

• Explain how to use equipment

"Keep hands away from all moving parts" is a rule meant to

• Minimize losing parts

• Keep hands away from the operator

• Avoid injuries to the hands

• Stop parts from moving

What is the primary reason for wearing safety goggles in a woodshop?

• To protect eyes from dust and debris

• To enhance vision

• To look professional

• To avoid glare from lights

Which of the following is a safe practice when using a power saw?

• Wearing loose clothing

• Using a dull blade

• Keeping fingers away from the blade

• Applying excessive force