BoxCutter/SharpSafety

What percentage of workplace injuries involve hand cuts and lacerations?

• 30 %

• 3 %

• 300 %

• none of them

What is the negative name for the tool she is holding in the video?

• hand slicer

• toe mangler

• Nancy

• half scissors

What other tools in 509 typically are involved in lacerations?

• Scalpels, scissors, flush cutters, 3D printing files and scrapers

• Diagnostic imaging tools and splints
• reverse super glue made out of kryptonite

• Bandages, antiseptics, and gauze

What is a suggested way to safely use a hand slicer?

• Slice as quickly as possible to minimize the time near a blade

• Slice away from yourself.

• Store the slicer in a damp area.
• Slice toward yourself to keep better control of the knife and be able to stop it if necessary.

Why should you retract the knife blade when it isn't in use?

• To ensure safety, prevent accidents, and Mrs. Bertke demands it.

• The blades have limited magical power that escapes into the open air when left open

• To increase the knife's cutting ability, its gets sharper any time it is inside the case.

• To make the knife look more appealing to small children.

Where should you put the hand slicers when you are finished with them or when class is over?

• in the box on Mrs. Bertke's desk

• leave them on the work tables, OPEN

• in the drawer with the scissors

• on the trays that are used for lunches that the students have left just outside my room

What is NOT likely to happen if you choose to operate a hand slicer or other sharp tool inappropriately?

• you will be removed from the project, or forbidden to use that tool

• you may injure yourself or other

• you will damage your project or other class materials

• The tool will become more effective or easier to use.