Power Tool Safety

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  • Level: Beginner
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Course Description
Power tools make job site tasks easier and more efficient. They are also capable of performing many complex tasks that can’t be performed with hand tools.

When the need for physical labor decreases, you can dedicate more time to the quality of your work using power tools. By saving valuable time, energy, and being more precise with using power tools, you can become more efficient and successful. When adding a power source to tools, the risk factors increase tremendously.

According to OSHA standards and definitions, a portable power tool hazard is a situation in the workplace where accidents or injuries such as burns, or shocks may occur.
Course overview
In every division of work within the construction industry, whether it be residential, commercial, or industrial, you can always find different ways to use power tools.

The content covered is this module will provide you with the general knowledge to identify the potential hazards and correct safety methods for using various types of power tools.
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Certificate included
Upon completion of this training, you will receive a certificate of completion for this training.

Course Objectives

When using power tools on the job site, it is easy to get distracted and forget that the tools you’re using can pose a serious health risk to yourself or others. By the end of this training module, you will be able to

Recognizing the Importance of Power Tools

Understand the importance of power tools

Identifying Types of Power Tools

Identify the different types of power tools

Understanding Power Tool Hazards

Know the risks and hazards associated with power tools

Selecting PPE for Power Tool Use

Choose the correct personal protective equipment when using power tools

Using Power Tool Safety Guards

Properly use safety guards on power tools

Practicing Safe Power Tool Use

Follow best practices for using power tools

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