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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.

Módulos
6
Máximo de participantes
20
Idioma
EN
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  1. 1

    Orientation: The OSHA Tool Standards and Who Is Responsible

    • About This Course and the Tool Rules It Follows
    • General Industry: Subpart P, 1910.241 to 1910.244
    • Construction: Subpart I, 1926.300 to 1926.307
    • Employer Responsibility, Including Employee-Owned Tools
    • Worker Duties, Training and the Order of Controls
  2. 2

    Hand Tools and Cutting Tools

    • Hand Tool Hazards: Misuse and the Wrong Tool
    • Hand Tool Defects: Mushroomed Heads, Sprung Jaws and Loose Handles
    • Striking Tools, Spark-Resistant Tools and Carrying Tools
    • Cutting Tools: Chisels, Saws, Snips and Knives
    • Utility Knives: Blades, Cuts, Blade Changes and Gloves
  3. 3

    Power Tools: General Rules, Guards and Electric Tools

    • Power Tool Hazards and General Safe-Use Rules
    • Guards on Portable Power Tools
    • Switches and Controls on Hand-Held Power Tools
    • Electric Tools: Grounding and Double Insulation
    • Cords, Ground-Fault Protection and Wet Locations
  4. 4

    Pneumatic, Powder-Actuated, Fuel and Hydraulic Tools

    • Pneumatic Tools: Retainers, Hoses and Couplings
    • Compressed Air for Cleaning: The 30 psi Rule
    • Powder-Actuated Tools
    • Fuel-Powered Tools
    • Hydraulic Tools and Jacks
  5. 5

    Abrasive Wheels, Protective Equipment and Vibration

    • Abrasive Wheel Hazards and Wheel Types
    • Before Mounting: The Ring Test and the Speed Rating
    • Guards, Work Rests and Tongue Guards
    • Personal Protective Equipment for Tool Work
    • Hand-Arm Vibration and Noise in Brief
  6. 6

    Inspection, Tagging Out and Putting It Together

    • Pre-Use Inspection of Hand and Power Tools
    • Tagging Out and Removing Damaged Tools
    • Tool Control, Maintenance and Battery Tools
    • Case Study: One Shift in a Fabrication Shop
    • Course Review and Next Steps

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Tipo
Presencial
Módulos
6
Nivel
Principiante
Idioma
EN
Máximo de participantes
20
Certificado
Sí
Evaluación
No

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