Advanced Tools Training

Training is the best means of preventing, or reducing, serious injuries  while using power tools. 


This course is broken down into 3 parts. 

  1. Video training
  2. Reading
  3. Quiz


You must score at least 60% to pass this course.

KEY OBJECTIVES OF THE ADVANCED TOOLS TRAINING

Prevent Accidents:  The primary purpose of power tool safety training is to prevent accidents and injuries. Power tools can be extremely dangerous if not used correctly. Training helps individuals understand the potential hazards and how to avoid them. 

Reducing Injuries:  Accidents with power tools can result in serious injuries, including cuts, burns, amputations, and even fatalities. Proper training can significantly reduce the risk of such injuries. 

Knowledge Transfer: Power tool safety training ensures that knowledge about safe tool usage is passed down from experienced workers to newcomers, maintaining a culture of safety within an organization. 

Power Tool Training Video

PPE(Personal Protective Equipment )

 

 

  1. Safety Glasses or Goggles: Safety glasses or goggles are essential to protect your eyes from flying debris, dust, and particles generated by power tools. Make sure they have side shields for added protection.
  2. Respiratory Protection: If you are working with materials that produce dust, fumes, or airborne particles, a dust mask or respirator may be necessary to protect your lungs.
  3. Dust Collection and Ventilation: Where feasible, use tools with built-in dust collection systems or set up additional ventilation and dust extraction systems to minimize exposure to dust and fumes.
  4. Gloves: Appropriate gloves should be worn to protect your hands from sharp edges, hot surfaces, and potential cuts or abrasions. The type of gloves may vary depending on the task.
  5. Head Protection: If there is a risk of head injury from falling objects or low-hanging obstructions, wearing a hard hat is crucial. This is particularly important on construction sites.
  6. Footwear: Sturdy, closed-toe shoes or boots with slip-resistant soles are important for protecting your feet from falling objects and potential electrical hazards.
  7. Appropriate Clothing: Wear appropriate clothing that covers your body and fits snugly to prevent it from getting caught in moving parts. Avoid loose-fitting garments or jewelry that could become entangled in the machinery.
  8. Respirator or Face Shield (for specific tasks): Some tasks, such as using a grinder or welding, may require a face shield or full-face respirator to protect your face and respiratory system from sparks, flying debris, or fumes.

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Advanced Tools Quiz

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