To protect your eyes, always wear (a)   when operating the sander.

It is essential to avoid (a)   materials that may cause injuries during operation.

Proper (a)   protection is required when using the belt and disc sander.

You should wear (a)   footwear; sandals are not allowed.

Loose clothing must be secured, and (a)   must be removed before operating the machine.

Before using the sander, you must receive (a)   orientation and permission from a teacher.

The (a)   safe work procedure should be reviewed for safe operation.

Always check for slip/trip hazards in your (a)   and walkways before starting.

Never leave the sander running (a)   .

Always use materials that are _ from defects.

(a)  

The machine must be (a)   while changing sanding belts or discs.

Hold material firmly and feed the work piece against the (a)   of the sander’s rotation.

Before making adjustments, ensure the machine is switched off and has come to a (a)   stop.

Always place the material on the table on the (a)   side of the disc travel.

Keep fingers at least (a)   cm (4 inches) away from the sanding belt or disc.

When sanding at an angle, one edge of the wood should always be (a)   against the table.

After completing the sanding, turn off the sander and wait until the machine comes to a (a)   stop.

If an emergency occurs, shut the equipment off immediately and (a)   it.

Report any hazardous situation to your (a)   immediately.