The right way is always the safe way.

In case of an accident, the teacher should be notified immediately.

Accidents happen all the time and there is nothing you can do to avoid them.

Tools that are sharp and well maintained are safer to work with.

It is safer and cheaper to work WITHOUT a plan and just see what happens.

Safety Glasses are required in the shop whenever anyone is working with tools or machines?

Safety is the top concern of all lab classes.

It is okay to fool around in the workshop with your friends, as long as you aren't being mean.

When carrying sharp tools you should place them in your pocket or hold them by the blade.

OSHA requires people in industrial work areas to dress for all possible safety risks.

Whenever possible you should clamp/secure the stock you are working with.

Long sleeve shirts can be worn in the shop as long as they are rolled up past the elbow.

Safety glasses must be worn at all times in the shop while the class working with tools.

Each time you want to use a machine you need to re-ask the teacher to use it.

Rags with oil, thinner, paint or other substances can cause fires in the workshop.

When it doubt, just go with what you think is right.

It is okay to work in the workshop even if you are a feeling tired and groggy.

We can always buy more materials, so it is okay to waste wood if it makes the project easier.

It is mandatory that you follow safety regulations and procedures.

We will be cleaning the shop at the end of class, so you don't need to clean as you go.

Tossing/Throwing scraps into the fire bin is an example of being responsible in the workshop.

It is okay to remove a tools guards if they are in the way of you completing your project.

Cleaning up at the end of class is optional.

All tools and machines in the shop can only have one operator at a time.

Whenever the teacher calls for attention I should stop what I am doing and pay attention.

When using a sharp tool you should ensure it's safe before setting it down.

You should always think through every step of using a tool before turning using it.

When operating tools conversations should be short and polite.

It is best to keep table vises closed as tightly as possible.

You can choose what personal protection equipment you are using in the shop
as long as you aren't using the tools, even if others are.

Sharp tools should always be passed to another worker so they can grab the handle.

If you are finished using a tool it should be returned to the tool crib.

Small injuries only need to be reported if you require first-aid.

As long as your shoes cover your toes and have good traction they are ok to wear in the shop.