Tool Selection and Inspection: Knowing how to select the right tool for the job and inspecting tools for defects before use.
Safe Use Practices: Proper techniques for using hand tools (e.g., hammers, wrenches) and power tools (e.g., drills, saws) to avoid common hazards.
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Recognizing the importance of PPE like gloves, eye protection, and hearing protection when operating certain tools.
Electrical Safety: Understanding the risks associated with electrical and battery-operated tools, including preventing electrical shocks and burns.
Maintenance and Storage: Knowing how to maintain tools in good working condition and store them safely when not in use.
Emergency Procedures: Steps to follow in case of an accident or malfunction, including the importance of first aid and reporting.
The training is aimed at reducing workplace incidents, ensuring OSHA compliance, and promoting a culture of safety in environments where hand and power tools are frequently used.