Non-Powered Hand Tool Safety Course
$20.00
The Non-Powered Hand Tools Safety is exclusively designed to provide participants with the necessary skills and proficiency required for proper and safe use of non-powered hand tools, thus preventing workplace injuries.
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Introduction to Non-Powered Hand Tools
Definition and examples of non-powered hand tools - Importance of safety in tool usage
Types of Non-Powered Hand Tools
- Hammers
- Screwdrivers
- Pliers
- Wrenches
- Saws
- Chisels
Common Hazards and Potential Risks
- Slipping or dropping tools
- Flying debris
- Sharp edges
- Strain injuries from improper use
General Safety Guidelines
- Inspecting tools before use
- Using the right tool for the job
- Keeping tools in good condition
- Storing tools properly
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
- Safety glasses
- Gloves
- Proper footwear
- Hearing protection
Proper Tool Use and Tips
- Applying the correct amount of force
- Keeping a firm grip on tools
- Maintaining a balanced stance
- Being aware of surroundings
Who should attend?
Professionals involved in the operation and use of non-powered hand tools, including the following can take this training:
- Construction Workers
- Maintenance Personnel
- Carpentry and Woodworking Professionals
- Site Supervisors and Managers
- Health and Safety Professionals
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Learning Outcomes
Participants will have the capabilities of:
- Comprehend the principles and guidelines related to the safe use of non-powered hand tools.
- Prove their competency in the proper handling and usage of non-powered hand tools.
- Apply emergency response procedures during incidents or the malfunctioning of tools
- Recognize common hazards related to hand tools and deploy respective correction measures
- Ensure safe working procedures while using non-powered hand tools.
Benefits of Non-Powered Hand Tool Safety Training
- Gives expertise to avoid common injuries like bruises, cuts, and strain injuries.
- Improves the awareness of workers related to potential hazards and equips skills to effectively manage them.
- Enables organizations to fulfil applicable workplace safety guidelines and principles.
- As the workers obtain skills to use tools correctly and safely, it increases productivity.
- As workers are equipped with the best maintenance practices, it helps extend the life of tools.
- Instils a safety culture and better preparedness in the workplace.
