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Electric Tools Condition Inspection Guide

The document contains 15 multiple choice questions about inspecting and maintaining electric tools and equipment. It also asks to enumerate the 5S in the Japanese workplace, the four types of lubricating materials, the four properties of lubricants, and four ways to maintain different types of tools.

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Electric Tools Condition Inspection Guide

The document contains 15 multiple choice questions about inspecting and maintaining electric tools and equipment. It also asks to enumerate the 5S in the Japanese workplace, the four types of lubricating materials, the four properties of lubricants, and four ways to maintain different types of tools.

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Directions: Analyze the questions and choose the best letter that corresponds to your answer.

1. Which of the following statement is INCORRECT about inspecting and givingsolution to an electric tool afterward?
A. Inspecting improves productivity of machine
B. Inspecting is expensive
C. Inspecting provides safety
D. Inspecting refrain, us from worrying
2. Jerome found out that the electric drill he bought lacks drill bit. What kind ofinspection did Jerome administer?
A. Accessories inspection C. Quantity inspection
B. Quality inspection D. Visual inspection
3. Which of the following is the least-needed inspection?
A.A tool that is suspected from damage C. A tool which experienced severe fall
B.A tool used for 12 hours D. Aged tool
4. Which of the following is an advantage of inspecting electric tools on your own?
A. Less productive C. It requires manpower to inspect
B. It multiplies injury D. It saves money
5. It is a list of questions you need in order to check the condition of electric toolsand equipment.
A. Inventory Form C. Requisition Form
B. Job Plan D. Tools and Equipment Checklist
6. This refers to the consistency of a lubricant.
A. Chemical Stability C. Oiliness
B. Film Strength D. Viscosity
7. Which of the following properties lengthens the life service of lubricant?
A. Chemical Stability C. Oiliness
B. Film Strength D. Viscosity
8. Edwin wants to improve the performance of his bike by lubricating the chain.
What kind of lubricant should he use?
A. Dry Lubricant B. Grease C. Oil D. Penetrating Lubricant
9. John wants to remove the rusted bolt out of his fan. What kind of lubricant shouldhe use?
A. Dry Lubricant B. Grease C. Oil D. Penetrating Lubricant
10. It is the process of sorting, labelling, and systematizing the tools properly.
A. Cleaning B. Lubricating C. Sharpening D. Storing properly
11. Which of the following question is applicable when checking the condition of pliers?
A. Can it hold tightly and firmly? C. Is it free from any cracks or damage?
B. Does drill bit sharpened? D. Is there any open or frayed wire?
12. What is the best solution for rusted metal?
A. Apply oil C. Drip into water
B. Disregard rust D. Wipe with cloth
13. Which of the following is INCORRECT about damaged tools?
A. Condemn C. Separate from functional tools
B. Repair D. Use
14. It is the authorized personnel when checking the condition of electric tools andequipment.
A. Architect C. Engineer
B. Electrical Inspector D. Foreman
15. Which of the following is NOT true about lubricating materials?
A. Attracts dust C. Mechanism moves smoothly
B. It reduces heat D. Prevent corrosion
Enumeration: Give what is being ask.
[Link] are the 5S in the workplace in Japanese?
[Link] The four types of lubricating materials
3. Give the four properties of lubricant
4. Give the four variety of ways to maintain hand tools, electrically or hydraulically operated tools
Directions: Analyze the questions and choose the best letter that corresponds to your answer.
1. Which of the following statement is INCORRECT about inspecting and givingsolution to an electric tool afterward?
A. Inspecting improves productivity of machine
B. Inspecting is expensive
C. Inspecting provides safety
D. Inspecting refrain, us from worrying
2. Jerome found out that the electric drill he bought lacks drill bit. What kind ofinspection did Jerome administer?
A. Accessories inspection C. Quantity inspection
B. Quality inspection D. Visual inspection
3. Which of the following is the least-needed inspection?
A.A tool that is suspected from damage C. A tool which experienced severe fall
B.A tool used for 12 hours D. Aged tool
4. Which of the following is an advantage of inspecting electric tools on your own?
A. Less productive C. It requires manpower to inspect
B. It multiplies injury D. It saves money
5. It is a list of questions you need in order to check the condition of electric toolsand equipment.
A. Inventory Form C. Requisition Form
B. Job Plan D. Tools and Equipment Checklist
6. This refers to the consistency of a lubricant.
A. Chemical Stability C. Oiliness
B. Film Strength D. Viscosity
7. Which of the following properties lengthens the life service of lubricant?
A. Chemical Stability C. Oiliness
B. Film Strength D. Viscosity
8. Edwin wants to improve the performance of his bike by lubricating the chain.
What kind of lubricant should he use?
A. Dry Lubricant B. Grease C. Oil D. Penetrating Lubricant
9. John wants to remove the rusted bolt out of his fan. What kind of lubricant shouldhe use?
A. Dry Lubricant B. Grease C. Oil D. Penetrating Lubricant
10. It is the process of sorting, labelling, and systematizing the tools properly.
A. Cleaning B. Lubricating C. Sharpening D. Storing properly
11. Which of the following question is applicable when checking the condition of pliers?
A. Can it hold tightly and firmly? C. Is it free from any cracks or damage?
B. Does drill bit sharpened? D. Is there any open or frayed wire?
12. What is the best solution for rusted metal?
A. Apply oil C. Drip into water
B. Disregard rust D. Wipe with cloth
13. Which of the following is INCORRECT about damaged tools?
A. Condemn C. Separate from functional tools
B. Repair D. Use
14. It is the authorized personnel when checking the condition of electric tools andequipment.
A. Architect C. Engineer
B. Electrical Inspector D. Foreman
15. Which of the following is NOT true about lubricating materials?
A. Attracts dust C. Mechanism moves smoothly
B. It reduces heat D. Prevent corrosion
Enumeration: Give what is being ask.
[Link] are the 5S in the workplace in Japanese?
[Link] The four types of lubricating materials
3. Give the four properties of lubricant
4. Give the four variety of ways to maintain hand tools, electrically or hydraulically operated tools
Directions: Analyze the questions and choose the best letter that corresponds to your answer.
1. Which of the following statement is INCORRECT about inspecting and givingsolution to an electric tool afterward?
A. Inspecting improves productivity of machine
B. Inspecting is expensive
C. Inspecting provides safety
D. Inspecting refrain, us from worrying
2. Jerome found out that the electric drill he bought lacks drill bit. What kind ofinspection did Jerome administer?
A. Accessories inspection C. Quantity inspection
B. Quality inspection D. Visual inspection
3. Which of the following is the least-needed inspection?
A.A tool that is suspected from damage C. A tool which experienced severe fall
B.A tool used for 12 hours D. Aged tool
4. Which of the following is an advantage of inspecting electric tools on your own?
A. Less productive C. It requires manpower to inspect
B. It multiplies injury D. It saves money
5. It is a list of questions you need in order to check the condition of electric toolsand equipment.
A. Inventory Form C. Requisition Form
B. Job Plan D. Tools and Equipment Checklist
6. This refers to the consistency of a lubricant.
A. Chemical Stability C. Oiliness
B. Film Strength D. Viscosity
7. Which of the following properties lengthens the life service of lubricant?
A. Chemical Stability C. Oiliness
B. Film Strength D. Viscosity
8. Edwin wants to improve the performance of his bike by lubricating the chain.
What kind of lubricant should he use?
A. Dry Lubricant B. Grease C. Oil D. Penetrating Lubricant
9. John wants to remove the rusted bolt out of his fan. What kind of lubricant shouldhe use?
A. Dry Lubricant B. Grease C. Oil D. Penetrating Lubricant
10. It is the process of sorting, labelling, and systematizing the tools properly.
A. Cleaning B. Lubricating C. Sharpening D. Storing properly
11. Which of the following question is applicable when checking the condition of pliers?
A. Can it hold tightly and firmly? C. Is it free from any cracks or damage?
B. Does drill bit sharpened? D. Is there any open or frayed wire?
12. What is the best solution for rusted metal?
A. Apply oil C. Drip into water
B. Disregard rust D. Wipe with cloth
13. Which of the following is INCORRECT about damaged tools?
A. Condemn C. Separate from functional tools
B. Repair D. Use
14. It is the authorized personnel when checking the condition of electric tools andequipment.
A. Architect C. Engineer
B. Electrical Inspector D. Foreman
15. Which of the following is NOT true about lubricating materials?
A. Attracts dust C. Mechanism moves smoothly
B. It reduces heat D. Prevent corrosion
Enumeration: Give what is being ask.
[Link] are the 5S in the workplace in Japanese?
[Link] The four types of lubricating materials
3. Give the four properties of lubricant
4. Give the four variety of ways to maintain hand tools, electrically or hydraulically operated tools

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The incorrect assumption is that 'inspecting is expensive' . This is deemed incorrect because inspecting actually saves money in the long run by preventing injuries and improving the safety and productivity of the machine, counteracting immediate expense concerns .

Damaged tools should be condemned rather than repaired when they pose safety risks or their repair costs outweigh their functionality benefits. This pragmatic decision ensures resources are focused on maintaining and using tools that provide reliable service, leading to efficient tool management .

A Tools and Equipment Checklist facilitates maintenance by providing a systematic list of questions that ensure all critical aspects of the tools are evaluated for potential issues, thereby improving overall safety and functionality .

When choosing lubricants, consider their specific properties: penetrating lubricants like oil are suitable for rust removal due to their ability to penetrate and loosen rust, while greases and oils are better for improving mechanism performance due to better adherence and lubrication properties .

Having authorized personnel like engineers or electrical inspectors check electric tools ensures adherence to safety standards and proper technical assessment, reducing the risk of accidents and prolonging tool longevity, thus enhancing overall maintenance safety .

The four properties of lubricants - chemical stability, film strength, oiliness, and viscosity - each contribute uniquely to effectiveness. Chemical stability ensures long-term performance without chemical breakdown; film strength provides a durable layer to reduce wear; oiliness improves adherence to surfaces; and viscosity affects flow and coverage efficiency .

A tool used for 12 hours is considered the least in need of inspection since it presumably did not encounter any specific incidents like damage or a severe fall that might impair its functioning, making this a lower priority for checking, unlike tools with visible damage or fall history .

Inspecting tools independently can save money as it doesn't require hiring external manpower, but it may be less productive overall due to potential misidentification of problems or lack of technical expertise, possibly leading to multiplied injuries if not done properly .

Systematic sorting and labeling of tools ensure that tools are organized, easily accessible, and properly maintained, reducing the likelihood of misplacement or improper use that can lead to maintenance issues .

The 5S methodology - Sort, Set in order, Shine, Standardize, Sustain - contributes to workplace efficiency by systematically organizing and maintaining workplace orderliness, supporting regular and efficient maintenance routines that lead to reduced downtime and improved productivity .

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