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WorksheetsShop Safety 1
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
When working with tools and machines, your state of mind should be…
Looking around, checking out what others are doing.
Totally focused on your project.
Listening to what the teacher and your classmates are saying.
You can multi-task, talking to a friend and such if you are good at it.
When is it OK to mess around, running, yelling and such in the shop?
Anytime the teacher is not watching.
When you are having a bad day and need some attention.
Never, horseplay is not permitted because it could cause an accident.
It’s OK to mess around just a little if you only do it a couple times a week.
When working around tools or machines, if you have long hair you should…
Have your friend hold your hair out of the way for you.
Be careful not to lean over too much so your hair stays out of the way.
Work with it for today but get a haircut as soon as you can.
Tie your hair back with a hair tie or rubber band.
If an accident happens and you are hurt, you should…
Inform the teacher right away.
Be tough and finish your project.
Run out of the shop and go to the nurse’s office.
Wash up, put a band-aid on it and tell someone when you get home.
If you find a broken tool you should…
Try to fix it so you can work on your project.
Put the tool back and get another one.
Throw the tool away.
Inform the teacher.
It is important to remove debris and have a clean workspace because…
Any debris could cause you to make a mistake on your project
You could have an accident and hurt yourself.
Having stuff in your way is a pain.
All of these.
Any spilled liquids should be cleaned up right away because…
Spills make the shop messy.
Some liquids could possibly cause a fire.
Someone could slip and fall if they step in the spill.
All of these.
If you discover a frayed or exposed power cord you should...
Yank on it to unplug it from the outlet right away.
Get some electrical tape and wrap the cord.
Inform the teacher right away.
Hold the cord and bend it to see if that causes a change in power.
When carrying any sharp tool around the shop the point should be held.
Toward the ceiling.
Outwards to protect yourself.
Toward yourself to protect others.
Down and away.
When carrying tools and supplies around the shop…
A. Move as fast as you can to get back to your work area.
B. Yell at others to move out of your way.
C. Walk slowly and hold the materials carefully.
D. A and B only.
