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HAZARD MITIGATORS - PORTABLE POWER/HAND TOOLS <br /> Applies to Task: U O l(O ❑ OO ❑ ® ❑ OO ❑ © ❑ O ❑ <br /> • Keep tools free of accumulated dirt and unnecessary oil or grease. Moving and <br /> adjustable parts shall be lubricated frequently to prevent wear and misalignment. <br /> • Replace or repair damaged or worn tools promptly. Temporary or makeshift repairs <br /> are prohibited. At the discretion of the supervisor, discard all tools that cannot be <br /> repaired safely. Supervisors shall decide when to discard a tool. <br /> • Store tools in suitable boxes or containers. Loose tools shall not be stored on ledges <br /> or where they might fall. Tools shall be picked up when a job is completed and not be <br /> allowed to accumulate in the work area. Store all tools in a safe place. <br /> • Do not use conducting (i.e., metal) tools around electrical facilities. Insulated tools, <br /> approved for electrical work, shall be tested frequently for proper insulation. <br /> • Select the correct size and type of wrench for each job. Wrench handles shall not be <br /> extended with a.pipe or cheater because the jaws will spread. <br /> • Repair mushroomed punch, drift and chisel heads. Mushroomed heads represent <br /> crystallized metal that will break and fly off when struck. <br /> • Wear eye protection at all times and ear protection when there is exposure to <br /> excessive noise. <br /> Portable Power/Hand Tools—HazMit.doc Page 2 of 2 8/3/2007 <br />