Power Tools – Tool Box Talk
The use of approved
or standard make of equipment does not eliminate all dangers if the equipment
is damaged or is used in adverse conditions, such as in rain or wet areas.
Ground fault circuit
interrupters (GFCI) must be used for portable power tools when working outside
or in wet or damp conditions.
Cord-connected
portable equipment and supply cords must be maintained in good repair and be
suitable for each condition of use.
BOOM LIFT, DOZER (Bulldozer) - PICTORIAL CHECKLIST
Safe Procedures
• Prior to each use
inspect tools, power cords, and electrical fittings for any damage.
• Switch off the
power in tools before connecting to a power supply.
• Disconnect the
power supply before making any adjustments.
• Grounded tools
must have a three-wire cord with a three-prong plug.
• This plug must be
plugged into a properly grounded three-pole outlet.
WELDING AND GAS CUTTING SAFETY IN
HINDI
• Do not break off the third (ground) prong on
a plug
• Do not overload
the circuit by plugging several power cords into a single outlet.
• Keep power cords
away from heat, water, and oil.
• Do not use
light-duty power cords for heavy load applications.
• Do not bypass the
tool’s ON/OFF switch by connecting and disconnecting the power cord.
NFPA (National Fire Protection Association) -
List of Codes/Standards/Handbooks - Part 2
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