The safe operation methods of manual tools include the following aspects:
Clear rights and responsibilities: All personnel using manual tools should clarify their rights and responsibilities and comply with relevant safety operating procedures.
Personal protection:
Before using manual tools, personal protective equipment such as helmets, goggles, earplugs, etc. Should be worn to prevent accidental injury.
Hands should be kept dry to avoid sweat or grease causing the grip to slide, increasing the risk of accidents.
Long hair should be tied up or covered with a hat to avoid entanglement with tools and causing danger.
Wear appropriate work clothes to prevent decorations or loose clothing from getting caught up in tools and causing injury.
Tool selection and maintenance:
Choose appropriate manual tools to ensure their quality and functionality are suitable for the required job content.
Regularly check the condition of manual tools to ensure their good working condition and service life.
Do not use damaged or severely worn manual tools to avoid accidents.
Proper use of tools:
Before using manual tools, it is necessary to have a detailed understanding of their operating methods and precautions.
When using sharp tools, the workpiece should be fixed on a suitable pedestal or fixture to ensure safe operation.
Pay attention to the position of your hands and feet to avoid injuring yourself or others.
The grip of manual tools should be kept dry, firmly held, and avoid sliding or loosening.
Safe operation:
When using sharp manual tools, one should maintain focus and avoid distraction or carelessness.
Do not place your fingers on the blade or cutting area to avoid accidental injury.
When using a hammer or striking tool, ensure the stability of the workpiece to avoid accidental injury to oneself or others.
Do not use manual tools as descaling tools or perform other non intended operations to avoid accidents.
Tool maintenance:
Regularly clean manual tools to ensure their effectiveness and lifespan, while avoiding slipping or malfunctioning.
For cutting or sharp tools, the blade should be regularly ground and maintained to ensure its sharpness.
Properly store manual tools and avoid exposure to damp or harmful environments to prevent corrosion or damage.
