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Page 2 Power Equipment Usage Manual (Rev. 5/10)

2. SAFETY – GENERAL

The WOODSHOP SAFETY POLICY is to keep all the blade guards in place – for the table saws, for the

band saws, for the jointer. If an operation requires the removal (or disabling) of a guard, they must be

replaced (or restored) immediately after the operation is complete.

2.1. Woodshop Rules on Attire & Recommended Safety Gear

When in the Woodshop, it is important that the woodworker be dressed

appropriately.

Woodshop Rules on Proper Attire: When working around any type of operating equipment:

• Avoid wearing loose fitting clothes. If wearing long sleeve shirts, they must be tight fitting

sleeves or you must roll the sleeves up above the elbows.

• Do not wear ties or long straps around your neck when operating machinery.

• Remove loose fitting watches, jewelry, and any loose items in shirt pockets.

• The use of loose fitting work gloves are not allowed when operating machinery. The use of any

gloves is strongly discouraged when operating machinery; however, tight fitting (golf, batting,

woodworking) gloves may be worn at the user's discretion.

• Closed toe shoes must be worn in the shop. SANDAL TYPE SHOES ARE NOT PERMITTED.

• Long hair MUST be secured so that it does not obstruct vision or risk becoming entangled in

equipment.

• Eye protection should be worn at all times when operating electric and/or air driven machine,

hand tools or working on any operation that can produce dust or metal particles.

• Hearing protection should be worn when working around machines that are especially noisy.

• ID badges must be attached to clothing via a close fitting clip or other devise that will prevent

the badge from hanging down in such a manner as to create potential contact with any shop

equipment.

o Lanyard type badge holder, if worn, must be worn inside the shirt while in the shop.

o If a suitable attachment device is not available for the badge, then the badge shall be

removed while in the shop and a temporary badge shall be made from tape with the

person’s name written on it and attached to the wood worker’s shirt or blouse while

working in the Woodshop.

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