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Sop Drills Screwdrivers Cordless

1) Safety glasses and protective footwear must be worn when using power tools. Hearing and dust protection may also be necessary depending on noise and dust levels. 2) Before operating power tools, check the tool and battery for damage and that the correct bit is securely fitted. Ensure a safe work area. 3) When operating power tools, keep hands clear of rotating parts, watch for hot bits, and clamp work securely. Apply gradual pressure and do not force the tool. 4) After use, return batteries to charge and leave the work area tidy.

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Sop Drills Screwdrivers Cordless

1) Safety glasses and protective footwear must be worn when using power tools. Hearing and dust protection may also be necessary depending on noise and dust levels. 2) Before operating power tools, check the tool and battery for damage and that the correct bit is securely fitted. Ensure a safe work area. 3) When operating power tools, keep hands clear of rotating parts, watch for hot bits, and clamp work securely. Apply gradual pressure and do not force the tool. 4) After use, return batteries to charge and leave the work area tidy.

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DO NOT use this machine unless a teacher has instructed you in its safe use

and operation and has given permission


Approved safety glasses must be worn at all Hearing protection may be necessary when
times in all ITD spaces. noise levels are considered excessive.

Appropriate protective footwear with Protective clothing or a suitable workshop


substantial uppers must be worn in all ITD apron is advisable.
spaces.
A dust mask may be necessary when airborne
dust levels are considered excessive.

DO NOT use faulty equipment – report this immediately to your teacher

PRE-OPERATIONAL SAFETY CHECKS


1. Ensure you have a suitable, safe work area.
2. Examine the drill and battery for obvious damage.
3. Do not use dull or damaged drill or driver bits.
4. Check the correct drill or driver bit is correctly fitted.
5. Avoid wearing loose clothing that may cover your hands possibly causing injury or broken drill bits.

OPERATIONAL SAFETY CHECKS


1. Fit the battery after all adjustments have been made.
2. Examine the material to be drilled for splits, loose knots and nails, etc.
3. Select and securely tighten the correct drill or driver bit.
4. Keep fingers, hands, clothing and hair, etc. well clear of the rotating drill chuck, drill bit or driver bit.
5. Beware of hot drill bits caused by friction or abrasion.
6. Securely clamp your project to a stable work surface to avoid having hands and fingers close to the hot
drill bit.
7. Allow the drill to reach operating speed, then apply load gradually. Do not apply excessive force.
8. Cordless hand drills or screwdrivers normally will not operate when the battery charge level is too low.
9. Avoid blocking and covering the motor ventilation slots with your hands.
10. Be cautious of drilling too close to edges and corners.

Look before you drill – inspect for live wires

HOUSEKEEPING
1. After use, return the battery for recharging.
2. Leave the work area in a safe, clean and tidy condition.

POTENTIAL HAZARDS
 Moving, rotating parts  Dust  Noise
 Burns (friction)  Eye injuries  Dust

Date of last review: ______________________________ Signature:


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