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BASIC SAFETY IN,, RUCTIONS <br /> R B CONSTRUCTION, INC. PAGE 2 <br /> When setting objects down, reverse the procedures, making <br /> sure the leg muscles and not the back muscles do the work. <br /> If special trucks, racks , hoists or other devices are <br /> provided, us them. They are there to prevent injuries as well <br /> as to make work easier and faster. <br /> 3 . Hang Tools: <br /> Defective tools are dangerous. Use only tools which are safe. <br /> Exchange worn and defective tools . <br /> Use the right size and type tool for the job. There are <br /> special hammers , wrenches, pliers, screwdriver, chisels , and <br /> saws for many different types of work. The right type of tool <br /> makes the job easier and safer. <br /> Carry tools in tool box, bag or tool belt; not in pockets or <br /> pants belt. Edged or pointed tools especially should not be <br /> carried in your pockets. <br /> Keep tools clean. Grease and dirt cause slips and smashed <br /> fingers. <br /> Tools lying around on benches, near machines and on floors <br /> and ladders cause accidents - can get lost. Put them back in <br /> your kit when you're through with them. This is especially <br /> important for chisels and other sharp tools. <br /> Mushroomed and burred heads on striking tools can cause <br /> serious injury - get those heads ground down. <br /> 4 . Machinery: <br /> Before starting machinery, make sure that everyone is in the <br /> clear and the guards and safety devices are in working <br /> condition and properly adjusted. Do not operate it otherwise. <br /> Stop all machinery before oiling or making adjustments. <br /> After turning off a machine for repairs or adjustment us <br /> lockout devices or tags to make sure it will not be turned on <br /> without your knowledge. <br /> Do not wear gloves, jewelry, neckties, long sleeves or loose <br /> clothing when operating machinery. <br /> Do not start or operate any machine, crane, industrial truck, <br /> elevator or any other piece of equipment unless you are <br /> authorized and qualified to do so. <br /> Guards on machinery are provided for your protection. If <br /> necessary to remove guards for any purpose, first obtain <br /> permission form your supervisor, then make sure the power is <br /> off before removing them. Replace guards when operation is <br /> finished. <br />