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OSHA Hand and Power Tool Safety
Awareness training on the US OSHA rules for hand and portable power tools in general industry (29 CFR 1910 Subpart P) and construction (29 CFR 1926 Subpart I), for workers and supervisors who use them. It covers hand tool defects, utility knives, guards and switches, electric, pneumatic, powder-actuated, fuel and hydraulic tools, abrasive wheels, jacks, PPE and inspecting and tagging out damaged tools. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by OSHA, is NOT an OSHA Outreach (10-hour or 30-hour) course and issues no DOL or OSHA card, and your employer remains responsible for the site-specific and hands-on training the standards require.
Taught by iCompetent
- Modules
- 6
- Lessons
- 30
- Duration
- 4h 20m
- Level
- Beginner
- Quizzes
- 6 graded
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Course content
6 modules · 30 lessons · 4h 20m
What this awareness course is and is not, where the OSHA rules for hand and power tools sit in general industry and in construction, and who is responsible for the safe condition of every tool on the job, including tools that workers bring from home.
- About This Course and the Tool Rules It FollowsPreview8 min
- General Industry: Subpart P, 1910.241 to 1910.2448 min
- Construction: Subpart I, 1926.300 to 1926.3078 min
- Employer Responsibility, Including Employee-Owned Tools9 min
- Worker Duties, Training and the Order of Controls9 min
- Module 1 quiz6 questions · pass 70%
Topics covered
OSHA
Hand Tools
Power Tools
Abrasive Wheels
Powder-Actuated Tools
Tool Inspection
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