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Safety Works (Giving Instructions and Warnings)

Wear protective equipment like hard hats, safety glasses, and steel-toed boots at all times in the workshop to avoid injury from falling objects or accidents. Do not operate machinery without proper training and while following all safety procedures and wearing appropriate protective equipment to prevent injuries. Keep the workshop clean and organized, and be aware of tripping hazards on the floor to avoid slips, trips, or falls that could lead to injury.

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Safety Works (Giving Instructions and Warnings)

Wear protective equipment like hard hats, safety glasses, and steel-toed boots at all times in the workshop to avoid injury from falling objects or accidents. Do not operate machinery without proper training and while following all safety procedures and wearing appropriate protective equipment to prevent injuries. Keep the workshop clean and organized, and be aware of tripping hazards on the floor to avoid slips, trips, or falls that could lead to injury.

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  • Safety Work Rules and Warning Symbols: Covers various safety signs and their meanings, following ISO standards for workplace safety.
  • Language Study and Sign Interpretation: Focuses on the language of giving rules and warnings in workshops, with examples for interpretation.
  • Exercises on Safety Signs: Provides exercises to rewrite safety signs in different ways and to apply the correct safety terms in context.
  • Safety Hazards and Rules Exploration: Tasks students with identifying and describing safety hazards and formulating safety rules within a workshop environment.

SAFETY WORK

(Rules and Warning)


GENERAL WARNING SYMBOLS

The safety signs below follow the ISO international standard. This standard is used in the EU (Europe

Union) because it has many different languages.

There are three types of safety sign:

1. WARNING SIGNS. These signs warn you about a danger. They say things like this:

Warning. Danger. Be careful. Look out. There is a danger or hazard here. You might injure

yourself. The signs are yellow and black in color and triangular in shape. Here are examples

Warning. Poison Danger. Fire hazard here.

2. PROHIBITION SIGNS. These signs prohibit an action. They say; Do not do this. You must

not do this. Never do this. These signs are red white and black in color and round shape.

Here are some example:

You must not lift this with a hook Never take the guard off this machine

3. MANDATORY ACTION SIGNS. These signs order you to do something. They say: Do

this. You must do this. Always do this. These signs are blue and white in color, and round in

shape. Here are some examples


Always read the manual before You must use the guard on this circular you service this
machine saw

LANGUAGE STUDY

See and learn language of giving rules and warning in workshop

Do not
Wear
Don’t
Always Never
a hard hat here touch the machine
You must not
wear
You must
You mustn’t

1. Now please complete the instruction with words in box below

Always Do Do not Must Mustn’t Never

1. ____________________ use a lighted match in this workshop

2. ____________________ wash your hands after using these chemicals

3. ____________________ enter this small space

4. You ___________________ wear safety boots when you lift this

5. ____________________ not smoke in this factory

6. You ___________________ touch this machine with bare hands. It’s hot
2. Write these signs in another way.
For example: 1. Do not smoke here

We also can use might or could to explain the possible result of the hazard.

burn your arm


could injure / hurt yourself
You
might
get an electric shock

3. Complete these warnings with the words or phrases in the box. You can use the words or

phrases more than once.

1. Take care. Heavy weight. You ____________ injure your back

2. Warning. ____________ a cold surface. You ___________ injure your hands or arms

3. Be careful. You ____________ trap your hand in the gears

4. Danger. __________________ lasers in this laboratory. You _____________ injure your eyes
4. Work in pairs. How many safety hazards can you see? Make a list and describe all the
hazards in the workshop.

For example: There is no fire extinguisher anywhere in the workshop

There is a single fire exit, but the door is locked with padlock

Some cables coil

There is a liquid on the floor

5. Work in small groups. Write at least ten safety rules for the workshop in the picture.

For example: Do not bring food or drink into the workshop

No eating or drinking in the workshop

Never leave a liquid on the floor in the workshop


SAFETY HAZARDS

Warning Possible Result


Look out! There are bricks on the floor You could trip over the bricks

Look out! There is a very hot water. You might burn your hands
The water is hot
Be careful. Don’t wash your hand here.

Watch your hand! The gear is running/ moving/ You might trap your hand in the gear
rotating
Look out! Don’t touch the moving/running/rotating
gear

Be careful! There is a beam in front of you You could injure your head

Danger! The cable/wire is live You could get an electric shocks

Be careful. There is a gap on the floor You might fall into the gap

Look at the picture below. Give warning and the possible result that could happened

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