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HAND AND POWER TOOL SAFETY
EM 385-1-1 Section 13 Hand and Power Tools

13.A.02 A copy of the manufacturer’s instructions and recommendations
shall be maintained with the tools
HAND TOOLS 13.A.01,02
ELECTRIC TOOLS 13.A.03
LIQUID FUEL POWERED TOOLS 13.A.12
PNEUMATIC TOOLS 13.D
EXPLOSIVE - ACTUATED TOOLS 13.E
HYDRAULIC POWER TOOLS 13.A.09,10,11
WOW!
A lot of
different
types!!
OSHA 29 CFR 1926. 300 Subpart I Tools- Hand and Power

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PPE FOR TOOL SAFETY
Basic PPE
Protective Footwear
Working with Hot Substances
Eye and Face Protection
Hearing Protection
Head Protection
Respiratory Protection
THE RIGHT TOOL
WITHOUT THE RIGHT
PPE DON'T CUT IT!!!
SEE PAGE #2
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HAND TOOLS
•Hand tools are non-powered. They
include anything from axes to
wrenches. The greatest hazards posed
by hand tools result from misuse and
improper maintenance.
So don't show up on my
job with that mushroom
chisel head and broken
screwdriver!!!
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HAND TOOL SAFETY
•OSHA Requirements Hand Tools
–Employer responsible workers personal tools
–Use of unsafe hand tools not permitted.
(Example: Mushroom chisels, broken handles,
etc)
–Electric Power tools double insulated/grounded
–Woodworking auto brake not required
–LOTO switch on stationary tools
–Does not address chainsaws
Yea, he is talking about
those broken tools that
you are too cheap to replace!
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TOOL SAFETY
Em-385 MAJOR SAFETY REQUIREMENTS
Only tools listed by recognized testing (UL)
Inspected, tested, instructions on site
All safety devices in place, guards, switches, etc
No working with unsafe clothing, long hair, rings, etc
Extensive woodworking tool safety requirements
Pneumatic tool safety requirements
Explosive -Actuated Safety
Chainsaw safety requirements
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CRITICAL HAND TOOL
SAFETY RULE
•Around flammable substances, sparks

produced by iron and steel hand tools can be a
dangerous ignition source.
• Where this hazard exists, spark-resistant tools

made from brass, plastic, aluminum, or wood will
provide for safety.
EM-385 13.A.06
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NON-SPARKING TOOLS
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POWER TOOLS
•More power, adaptability and
dependability
•Enhanced speed & performance
•Greater attention to maintenance
•More safety features & requirements
I could use an electric
nail file!
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HAZARDS OF POWER TOOLS
•Preventing mishaps with all power tools
–Keep all tools in good condition with
regular maintenance.
–Use the right tool for the job.
–Examine each tool for damage before use.
–Operate according to the manufacturer's
instructions.
COMMON
–Provide and use the PPE SENSE TO ME!
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GENERAL SAFETY GUIDELINES
POWER TOOLS
•Be aware of all power lines
electrical circuits, water pipes,
other mechanical hazards in work
area, especially below the work
surface, hidden from the
operator's view, that may be
contacted.
Sure hope nobody

is on the other side
of that wall!!
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DRESS FOR THE JOB
 Wear proper apparel.
 Do not wear loose clothing,
dangling objects or jewelry.
 Long hair must be restrained.
Gloves should not be worn when
operating certain power tools. Hey You, with
the 3 foot long
 Check appropriate tool hair, I need to talk
to you!!
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POWER TOOL SAFETY
•There are many types of power tools,
based on the power source
they use:
–electric
– pneumatic
– liquid fuel
– hydraulic
– powder-actuated
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ELECTRIC POWER TOOLS
UL Approved, 3 wire or double insulated electric tools
should be operated within their design limitations.
Gloves, if kept clear of rotating parts, and safety

footwear are recommended during use of electric tools.
When not in use, tools should be stored in a dry place.
Electric tools should not be used in damp or wet

locations. THAT GRINDER
IS DOUBLE
INSULATED.
DOES IT NEED
GFCI PROTECTION?
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS-ELECTRIC TOOLS
Employees using electric tools must be aware
of several dangers;
 The most serious is the possibility of

electrocution.
Among the chief hazards of electric-powered

tools are burns and slight shocks which can lead
to injuries or even heart failure.
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POWERED ABRASIVE WHEEL TOOLS
Portable grinders must have safety guards
Always use eye protection.
Insure RPM of grinding disc is not less that
the RPM of the grinder!
Ring test before mounting abrasive wheel
Who's
Abrasive?
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PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Safety goggles or safety glasses with side

shields.
Use a dust mask in dusty work conditions.
Wear hearing protection
Blade safety guard in place above and below
Yep. I still
have all my
fingers!!!
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PNEUMATIC TOOLS
Pneumatic tools are powered by
compressed air and include chippers, drills,
hammers, and sanders.
One of the dangers is being hit by an
attachment of a fastener used with this tool
Safety clips or retainers shall be installed
and maintained
Eye protection required,
face shield recommended
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POWDER ACTUATED TOOLS
Lockable Box labeled “Power Actuated Tool”
Warning inside, "Qualified Operators"
Daily inspection, cleaned & tested IAW Manufacturer
Tool never loaded until just before use
Tool never pointed toward another person
Operator must have training and license on person
Operator must know material into which he driving
fasteners into
Ramset Hilti
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LIQUID FUEL POWERED TOOLS
VAPORS FROM FUELS
SHUT OFF TOOL WHEN REFUELING
VENTILATION FOR INSIDE WORK
EYE AND EAR PROTECTION
FIRE EXTINGUISHER NEAR OPERATOR
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CHAIN SAW SAFETY RULES
 Automatic chain brake or kickback idle speed so chain does not
move
Eye, ear, hand, foot (safety shoes) and leg protection required
Fueling only when chain saw is turned off
Saws are not to be started within 10 ft. of fuel containers
Two hand operation only
Never cut above shoulder height
Reference: EM-385 (13.F)
Also see EM-385 (31) for tree maintenance & removal
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HYDRAULIC POWERED TOOLS
Used only according to manufacturer requirements

Positive stopping devices on jacks
Never used to support loads permanently
Use wood between jacking head to avoid slipping
Hydraulic fluid capable of operation in all temps
Porta Power
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HAND AND POWER TOOL SAFETY

EM 385-1-1 Section 13 Hand and Power Tools

OSHA 29 CFR 1926. 300 Subpart I Tools- Hand and Power

•Around flammable substances, sparks

• Where this hazard exists, spark-resistant tools

Sure hope nobody

Gloves, if kept clear of rotating parts, and safety

When not in use, tools should be stored in a dry place.

Electric tools should not be used in damp or wet

 The most serious is the possibility of

Among the chief hazards of electric-powered

Safety goggles or safety glasses with side

Used only according to manufacturer requirements

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