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WorksheetsWoodshop Safety
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
What is this person doing that is unsafe?
She's cutting wood against the grain
She's not wearing eye protection
Her hands are too far apart
Why is it everyone's job to clean up the woodshop?
Saw dust and wood scrap create slipping hazards
To leave the shop clean for the next class
To help classmates move to the next step of the project
If you get injured but are still feeling ok, do you still need to report it?
Yes
No
Maybe
Eye protection must be worn:
Only when working at a machine.
At all times when working in the woodshop.
When teacher reminds me.
Equipment and tools available for you to use are:
Only tools and machines that I have been instructed in how to use.
Any tool in the shop
Any tool or machine that I can figure out how to use.
Materials for projects is not provided, except for:
Anything I can find in the shop
Materials left out on the bench tops
Wood that is given to me by the instructor
The FIRST priority when working at a machine is:
That I don't make any mistakes
That I watch other people around me
That I am always thinking about safety
Choose the proper clothing for woodshop.
School lanyards
Open-toed shoes
Dangly jewelry
Rolled up sleeves and tucked in clothing
I understand that if I do not follow the safety rules and procedures I will:
Greatly increase the possibility of injury.
Lose my privilege to work on machines.
All of the above.
Check all things that are NOT allowed in Woodshop from the list below.
Running
Fooling around
Helping classmates
Distractions
A red light on the tables means
Stop working on project, listen for directions
Keep working on your project
Put everything away
A yellow light on the tables means:
Time to clean up
Keep working on project
Go to other classroom
