Tool Safety

Pneumatic tools, powered by compressed air, can be a useful addition to electrical tools at any work site where power tools are used.

Electrical tools can pose significant hazards. Workers should be trained on the safe handling and care of the power tools they will be using on the job.

While chainsaws are efficient and productive power tools, they can also be dangerous if not used correctly and with care by trained and experienced operators.

When working on or repairing industrial equipment, it is crucial that you realize the four biggest welding safety hazards and know how to protect yourself.

Stationary masonry saws are useful tools to have on the job site, but can be dangerous if safety precautions are not taken seriously.

Safety precautions for handheld portable grinders used at work include safe work area preparation, PPE requirements, equipment selection and inspections.

Implementing proper safety measures protects not just the welders but also anyone within the proximity of the work space.

Bench grinders are standard in a variety of industrial facilities, but because they operate at such a high speed, there are many safety hazards to consider.

Working with air compressors may get the job done quicker, but there are some potential risks in using them without taking proper safety measures.

While battery-powered tools increase productivity on the job site, even cordless power tools can be dangerous if all safety precautions are not followed carefully.

Handheld portable grinders are versatile tools but there are many safety precautions to consider and hazards to understand before using these power tools.

The hazards of operating a walk-behind saw, guidance for transport, and the safety precautions to prevent the dangers of carbon monoxide and silica dust.

Welding, cutting and brazing tasks present unique hazards. Everyone working in the vicinity should have an understanding of safe work practices.

Handheld power saws, including circular saws, are versatile and convenient tools that can be dangerous if safety precautions are not taken seriously.

Because electrical tools are so commonly used, it's important to review required safety guidance and best practices to consider when using tools on the job.

Use the right tools for the job! Hand tools, when used improperly or not kept in good condition can cause serious injuries. Remind your team to work safe.