Running in the shop is not allowed.

If you find something wrong with the tools. Hide it from Mr. Mac

A face shield should be worn when using cutting machinery.

Never wear loose clothing.

Clean up all spills, immediately!

Adjust or clean machines while they are in motion.

Paint fumes, acetone, and lacquers are highly flammable

It is okay to leave oil spills on benches, tables, or the ground.

Electrical equipment should be grounded through the ground wire.

Always wear safety glasses when working in your assigned areas.

Never leave tools lying on the floor or in an aisle. Keep them towards the center of a table.

All students must know the location of first aid equipment.

Rotating or moving parts must have a safety guard in place.

Report all injuries to your instructor for treatment, regardless of how small the injury is.

Know the location of all fire extinguishers and how they are used.

Always bend your back and lift with a sharp, jerking motion.

PASS means Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep with a fire extinguisher

A face shield is not required when using the cut off saw (chop saw)

Always carry long or heavy objects by yourself.

It is okay to use tools for a job they are not intended for.

All machines should be adjusted while they are moving and plugged in to an electrical outlet.

It is okay to put gas, diesel, or any flammable liquid in your mouth.

If you receive a small 1st or 2nd degree burn, the best first aid is to flush the burn with gasoline or diesel to clean

It is okay to use the side of the grinding wheel.

Only some students should clean up everyone's mess.

It is appropriate to wear dangling chains, ear bud wires, hoodie pull strings when in the shop.

Cut toward yourself to protect others

Carry all sharp things in your pockets.

Always yell in the shop.

It is okay to disturb students when they are operating machines.

It is only necessary to wear safety glasses when using tools.

Always adjust the guards on the machines to your setting.

It is okay to lean or sit on machines, even when they are on.

Never turn off breakers when you are done using the machines.

ABC Fire extinguishers put out most all fires.

Oxygen, heat, and fuel are the three parts to the fire triangle.

A fire only NEEDS two of the three parts to stay lit.

Class A fires are electrical based.

Class C fires should be fought with water

Class B fires can be extinguished with an ABC extinguisher.