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Safety

Safety. By: Mason Whitaker And Tabitha Banfield . Shop Orientation and procedures. Safety in the shop starts with the construction or needs to be in a place with all the things list. Good light Adequate electrical Proper ventilation Ground electrical outlets . Safety Colors.

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Safety

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  1. Safety By: Mason Whitaker And Tabitha Banfield

  2. Shop Orientation and procedures • Safety in the shop starts with the construction or needs to be in a place with all the things list. • Good light • Adequate electrical • Proper ventilation • Ground electrical outlets

  3. Safety Colors • The color system was published by the American society of auricular engineers and the safety committee of the American vocational assertion. • It is used by ANSI, DOT, NSC, OSHA. • Red=Danger • Orange=Warning • Yellow=Caution • Blue=Information • Black and Yellow Diagonal Strips=Radioactivity • White=Traffic areas

  4. Safety Glasses and face shields • Because the eyes are the most easily damaged they should be protected at all times. • Face shields should be use when doing anything with bright light.

  5. Earmuffs and Ear plugs These are sound ratings in disables (dB) 0 acute threshold of hearing 15 average threshold of hearing 20 whisper 30 leaves rustling, very soft music 40 average residence 60 normal speech 70 noisy office 80 heavy traffic 85 inside insulted protective tractor cab 90 OSHA limit 100 power mower 120 jackhammer 140 shotgun

  6. Fire • Fire needs three things to burn • Fuel • Heat • Oxygen • Fires are in four different classes A,B,C,D • A=ordinary combust • B=flammable liquids • C=electrical equipment • D=Combustible Metals

  7. Using Fire Extinguishers Hold upright pull ring pin Start back 10 feet aim at base of fire Squeeze lever sweep side to side

  8. Types of fire Extinguishers • Water =class a fires • Carbon dioxide= class b fires • Dry chemical=A, B, and C fires • Blankets= for smothering fires on humans or animales

  9. Signs of Danger • SMV is used to id slow vehicles and it is a Fluorescent orange triangle with red reflective border

  10. What to do • If someone or hurt notify the teacher keep everyone calm call the fire department clear area use fire extinguishers if this seems logical under the circumstance.

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