About This Course
Use of tools makes many tasks easier. However, the same tools that assist us, if improperly used or maintained, can create significant hazards in our work areas. Employees who use tools must be properly trained to use, adjust, store and maintain tools properly. The greatest hazards posed by hand tools result from misuse and improper maintenance.
Learning Objectives
A review of how often tools are used at the workplace and how dangerous they can be.
Information on different types of tools and the injuries they can cause
Chronic and serious health conditions that can arise from tools, such as hearing loss, respiratory problems, and back injuries.
The differences between handling power tools and non-motorized tools.
Target Audience
- Almost every employee uses some type of tool during the day to accomplish tasks. Whether it's a screwdriver or jack hammer, organization must ensure safety.
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