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In case you receive an injury in the shop, you
should report it at once to your |
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Heavy objects, machine parts, and accessories
should be move with |
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Heavy articles (things) should be placed well back
from the edge of the bench since they may |
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Soldering fluxes must be kept away from the eyes
because they may contain |
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To protect your eyes when grinding, you must look
through the wire-glass guards or wear |
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Where there is danger of flying chips or particles
in the operation of any machine, you should always wear |
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It is dangerous to use a hammer with a loose
handle because the hammer head may |
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Sharp tools or pieces of metal should not project
over the edges of benches as someone passing may be |
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Paint, enamel, lacquer or solvents must not be
used near flames or sparks because they are |
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| 10. |
The best counter agent (thing to help you) for
soldering flux and other acids or chemicals is |
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| 11. |
A welding flame applied to a closed pipe or tank
may cause an |
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| 12. |
Cold pieces of metal or water thrown into molten
metal will cause |
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| 13. |
The welding torch must be kept free from |
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| 14. |
Acetylene and oxygen tanks for gas welding must be
handled carefully because of the danger of |
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| 15. |
Empty container of flammable solvents and
materials should never be heated as the fumes may cause |
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| 16. |
When using the drill press, small pieces of stock
(material) must be held in a |
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| 17. |
The tool rest must be set close to the grinding
wheel to prevent work from becoming |
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| 18. |
All machine "set-ups" should be checked
by the teacher before the power is |
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| 19. |
Before using any power machine, for the first
time, you must get the permission of your |
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You should hold material below center on the
buffing wheel and stand to the |
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| 21. |
If the instructor is out of the room, all power
machines must be |
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| 22. |
When you have finished using a machine, all
automatic power feeds should be turned |
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| 23. |
Do not remove chips or cuttings from a machine
with your |
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| 24. |
When work extends beyond the end of the lathe, a
piece of cloth mus be |
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| 25. |
When mounting work between centers in the lathe,
the tailstock should be |
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| 26. |
When changing belts and gears, the machine should
be |
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| 27. |
If you are not operating a machine, you must
remain outside of the |
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| 28. |
After setting up a machine, all machines must be
moved manually through a complete cycle by hand before power is turned on to make sure
there is adequate clearance and work is properly |
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| 29. |
It is dangerous to talk to anyone operating a
machine because their attention may be distracted causing |
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| 30. |
If you find the equipment out of adjustment or in
need of repair you should report it to |
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| 31. |
Molten metal is carried close to the ground in
minimize danger in case of |
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| 32. |
Oily rags and waste should be disposed of in a
covered metal |
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| 33. |
You should take care when handling metal around
the welding area or a furnace area because the metal there may be |
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| 34. |
You must always wear darkened glasses or welding
masks when welding to protect your eyes from the damaging effect of UV (ultraviolet)
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| 35. |
You must turn the machine off when oiling,
adjusting or cleaning the machine so as to avoid the dangers of getting your __________
caught in moving parts |
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