Shop Safety Practices and Procedures

The video emphasizes the importance of safety in shop classes, covering topics such as personal protective equipment, chemical handling, compressed air, fire prevention, and tool maintenance. It highlights the need for proper clothing, eye protection, and respirators, and advises against using compressed air for cleaning. The video also discusses preventing physical injuries, electrical safety, and safe practices for using a bench grinder. The key message is that safety is a personal responsibility, and students should always follow guidelines to prevent accidents.

Why is it important to wear proper clothing and footwear in the shop?

• To look professional

• To prevent foot injuries and accidents

• To avoid getting dirty

• To follow school dress code

What should you do if you have an accident in the shop, no matter how minor?

• Ignore it if it's minor

• Report it to your teacher immediately

• Wait until the end of the day to report

• Try to fix it yourself

What type of mask should be used to protect against chemical vapors?

• Respirator

• Dust mask

• Surgical mask

• Cloth mask

Why should compressed air not be used to clean surfaces?

• It is too noisy

• It is too expensive

• It can cause an embolism if air enters the bloodstream

• It is not effective

What is the proper way to dispose of oily rags in the shop?

• Burn them

• Put them in a metal container with a lid

• Throw them in the trash

• Leave them on the workbench

How can you prevent back injuries when lifting heavy objects?

• Use your legs for support

• Bend your back

• Lift quickly

• Twist your body

What should you do if you find a worn-out or damaged tool?

• Ignore it

• Replace it immediately

• Repair it with tape

• Continue using it

What is the risk of using a cheater bar on a tool?

• It is a recommended practice

• It makes the job easier

• It can break or weaken the tool

• It saves time

What should you check for on electrical cords before using them?

• Length

• Color

• Frays, cuts, or damage

• Brand

Why should you not wear gloves when using a bench grinder?

• Gloves can get caught in moving parts

• Gloves are not necessary

• Gloves make it hard to see

• Gloves are too expensive