Hand and Power Tool Safety Topics

Tools are a common part of our work lives and it's important that workers follow all safety precautions when using both hand and power tools.

A retractable hose reel with a blue hose neatly coiled, emphasizing safe storage and organization of workplace hoses.
Tools

Safety Tips for Handling Hoses and Preventing Jobsite Hazards

Ensure safety when working with hoses! Learn key tips to prevent accidents, reduce hazards, and create a safer workplace environment.

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Close-up of a pressure washer nozzle spraying water on a wooden deck, showing the powerful water jet in action.
Tools

Pressure Washer Safety: Best Practices for Safe Operation

Boost workplace safety with practical tips for using pressure washers correctly, ensuring efficient and hazard-free operation on the job.

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A man standing in a woodworking shop.
Tools

Safe Woodworking: Protecting Yourself in the Shop

When woodworking, housekeeping, equipment maintenance, machine guarding, personal protective equipment and rigorous safety measures are all important.

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Worker using a jackhammer on a construction site.
Tools

Jackhammer Safety Precautions for Construction Workers

If safety precautions are not taken seriously, jackhammers and handheld powered chipping tools can be dangerous. Jackhammer operators must be trained.

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Close-up view of a nail gun.
Tools

Tips and Precautions When Using Nail Guns Safely at Work

This article provides information on the most common nail gun hazards and safety tips that will help prevent nail gun injuries on job sites.

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Construction worker wearing PPE and using an electrical tool.
Tools

Best Practices to Remember When Using Electrical Tools

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.

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Stationary masonry saw sitting at a construction site, not currently in use.
Tools

Using Stationary Masonry Saws Safely for Construction Work

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

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