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This document provides a safety talk about proper hand tool use. It discusses how using the wrong tool for a job or a damaged tool can lead to injuries. Examples are given of accidents that occurred, such as a worker mashing their finger when using a wrench to hammer a bolt. The talk recommends always using tools as designed, maintaining tools, and replacing any that are damaged. It suggests finding a damaged tool from the gang box to show as an example for the crew.
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- 1. Construction Safety Talks Hand Tools Some Things To Know Before You Give Your Talk. No. 36 As a supervisor, you know how important tools are in getting the How This Talk job done. Tools like hammers, chisels, screwdrivers and pliers all Applies To My have an important place at your jobsite. Crew: Explain to your crew that each of these tools are designed to perform their own special function and using them for any other job may result in serious injury. How many times has someone in your crew used a screwdriver when they should have used a pry-bar? Or a punch? Or a chisel? Use the right tool for the job. Here are some of the accidents which have happened because of using the wrong hand tool or because the tool was damaged: A worker was using a wrench to hammer a bolt. The head of the wrench glanced off the end of the bolt and mashed his finger. A carpenter was using a hammer with a loose head. The head flew off and struck another employee. A worker was using a pick when a splinter from the handle entered their hand. A mechanic struck two hardened steel tools (hammer and chisel) together. The chisel head chipped and a small piece of steel flew into his eye. Tool Rules Use the tool as it was designed to be used, e.g. the right tool for the job. Take care of your tools. Maintain the tool, grind or dress the tip or striking head as necessary. Turn in any damaged tools. 息 2003 Liberty Mutual Group All Rights Reserved 1
- 2. Try This For Show And Tell! Find a damaged tool that has obviously been used for the wrong job and show it to the crew. Check the gang box for damaged tools. Questions You Can Use To Get Them Talking: When was the last time you checked your toolbox for damaged tools? Has anyone ever had an accident - or know of someone who did - when they used the wrong tool? Attended By: The illustrations, instructions and principles contained in the material are general in scope and, to the best of our knowledge, current at the time of publication. No attempt has been made to interpret any referenced codes, standards or regulations. Please refer to the appropriate code, standard or regulation making authority for interpretation or clarification. 息 2003 Liberty Mutual Group All Rights Reserved 2