Tool Safety Inspection Checklist
Tool Safety Inspection Checklist
TOOLING
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No homemade tool is used
The Company will appoint qualified employees to carry out the inspections.
monthly of all the tools.
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The Company will maintain a record of all inspections and will
so that it is available if requested by the Client.
All the tools will be marked with the color code of the current month. We will use
paint, electrical tape or labels.
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The tools that can rust or develop mold are stored in
healthy conditions
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The handles, axes, or any damaged part of the tool is replaced
immediately
The appropriate PPE is worn during use to protect the eyes, the
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face, the head and the ears of all flying particles or rupture. The
Dust masks will be used in the presence of dust.
dangerous.
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Hydraulic cylinders are periodically checked and are in good condition.
terms of use
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Sharp tools are kept sharp and not rusted to avoid the
breaks of the blade
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Electric tools are used with a protective cover according to
manufacturer recommendation
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The grinders, saws, and similar equipment are provided with the protections.
adequate
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Pneumatic or hydraulic hoses are inspected before each
utilization to prevent any damage
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Users are aware that they must inform immediately about
case of defect on the outlet
14 For any work at height, manual tools are equipped with a lanyard.
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Screwdriver
It is imperative to use screwdrivers that are suitable for each type of screw. A screwdriver
adequate will allow for easy screwing without unnecessary force. A screw that is too tight can
can cause injuries to the hands if the screwdriver slips.
1 The screwdriver handles were not designed to withstand the twists applied with.
multi-grip pliers or vise grips for a better hold. Never use
hammer or any other similar tool to hit the screwdriver.
Never carry screwdrivers in the pockets of coveralls or other clothing.
because they can pose a serious risk of injury.
Hammers
It is imperative to select the appropriate hammer for the work to be done.
2 hammers will have smooth wooden handles or will be made from a single piece in
steel. The heads of the hammers will be fixed to the wooden handles with wedges.
adequate.
The chisels' blades will always be sharpened and will retain their shape.
original. The re-sharpened chisels will be hardened and tempered to keep them in
a condition for safe usage.
Chisel heads will deform with use. As soon as mushrooms appear,
the heads will be sharpened and slightly tapered near the edges to avoid
3 scaling and reducing the formation of the fungus. The staff using a chisel
wear protective equipment for the face and hands.
When the use of a mass is required with the chisel, a second
the person will hold the chisel with the help of a pliers.
The wood chisels will always be sharpened in order to avoid exerting too much force.
pressure during the cut. Only a wooden or soft mallet will be used to strike.
on the scissors.
Socket Wrenches
The wrench keys will be wide enough for the work to be done. The teeth
the jaws will be clean and sharp. The knob, large and the spring will be
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kept in good condition. Never use a hammer to hit the keys on
wrenches. These keys should never be used as hammers.
Pliers
The pliers will be used only as a last resort. They are designed to
to retain objects and not to be used as keys.
7 Particular care will be taken when cutting soft metal using
tongs to avoid any injury with the trimmings. It is recommended to use
long-handled pliers for cutting tight wire. It is recommended to use
Insulated handled pliers for all electrical work. All the
Clamps will always be clean and the moving parts lubricated.
Crics
The lifting capacity of the jacks will be indicated on each and they must be
sufficiently robust to lift and hold the load. They will be
installed on a firm and solid support. The load will be positioned on the line
8 crane central.
Once the load is raised, it will be supported or immobilized. Never rely
only with the jack to hold the lifted load in position. All the
employees will exercise caution when working near a load
lifted.
Metal Saws
9 We will select the right type of blade for the material to be cut. The saw blade
It will be positioned so that the teeth point forward. We will need to apply
an adequate tension to ensure that the blade remains rigid.
Egoine Saws
There are several types of egos and special attention will be paid to the
choices. All the egos will be regularly checked to ensure that the
dents are in good condition and to prevent them from getting stuck in the wood which
could bend the blade. The teeth will always be sharp, clean and
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slightly oiled. When the egoists are not being used, we will protect the
blade with a piece of wood or a protective sleeve.
Saws handled by two men will be pulled and not pushed. The cut will be
straight in order to prevent the blade from bending. During the cut, care should be taken to maintain
an opening angle to avoid jamming the blade in the piece of wood.
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MACHINE TOOLS
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All portable tools will be stored in a cool and dry place.
Once the work is finished, the rotary tool operator will have to turn it off.
4 function and wait for it to stop turning before putting it away.
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The Contractor must provide a schedule for systematic inspection and
of the maintenance of all the tools.
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PNEUMATIC OUTPUTS
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An air compressor will always be used under the supervision of a
competent person. He must always be placed in a ventilated area.
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Compressors will never be used in confined spaces where it
There is no adequate ventilation system.
All the air compressor pipes will have a diameter suitable for the tool.
3 used. The pipe fittings will be made using secured couplings
safety cables.
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The pipe will be as short as possible and positioned so that it cannot be
damaged.
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The grinding wheels used for external grinding will be equipped with shells.
rotary protectors or protective bands. All other abrasive wheels
portable tools used for grinding outdoors will be equipped with protective covers
3 in accordance with the requirements of this paragraph, except in the following cases:
• When the location does not allow it, a grinding wheel equipped with will be used.
side protectors.
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ELECTRIC TOOLS
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All electrical tools will be evaluated and their operating voltage
will not exceed 220 V.
The Supervisor must ensure that the supplied voltage matches that
2 Indicated on the tool's plate before its use. All circuits
Electricals will be protected by a 30mA differential circuit breaker.
The connections will be made with connection blocks or with plugs and
5 connection joints. The splices protected by insulating tape are
forbidden.
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The Contractor will organize routine inspections and maintenance.
monthly for all electric tools.
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The maintenance of the tools will be carried out at least once a week.
work.
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All tools will be stored in a clean and dry place. The storekeeper
keep a record of tool maintenance.
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Chatterboxes
1 All the grinders will be equipped with a protection device so that
that only the mobile part of the mill is exposed.
The maximum rotational speed of the wheel will be clearly indicated on the
2 disc cutter. The maximum speed of the spindle carrying the grinding wheel shall not exceed the
maximum peripheral speed of the disk.
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The disks will be checked before each installation. All disks
defective items will be removed.
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Only employees who have received proper training on selection and fitting of
Grinders will be allowed to install the wheels on the tools.
1 The wheel will be chosen based on the tool so that the maximum spindle speed
The grinding wheel's speed will not exceed the maximum peripheral speed of the wheel. The grinders
on which the maximum speed will not appear will not be used.
Fixed or bench grinders for external grinding will be equipped with guards.
(protective covers). The angular peripheral and lateral exposure of the grinding wheel
will not exceed 90 degrees except when the work requires contact with the wheel under the
horizontal plan of the grinding wheel holder, the angular exposure will not exceed 125 degrees.
2 In both cases, the exposure will not start at more than 65 degrees above the plane.
horizontal of the brooch tool holder. The safety devices will be sufficient
robust to withstand the effects of a grinding wheel bursting.
The fixed or bench grinders will be equipped with securely fixed support brackets and
adjustable. These supports will be fixed at a distance not exceeding 3mm from the surface of the
3 mill.
Safety guards will only be installed on wheels designed for this purpose.
7 use safety straps that can hold the wheel in case of breakage
accidental.
All abrasive wheels will be inspected and tested before being installed in order to
8 to ensure that there are no cracks or defects.
The grinding wheels will easily fit onto the spindle. The spindle nut will be tightened.
9 sufficiently to hold the wheel in position.
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SCIES
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Hand-held circular saws will be equipped with safety devices to
spring allowing to expose only the mobile part of the blade.
The separating knives that will need to be used as needed will be clean.
2 and well fixed at all times. Push buttons will be used with all the saws.
of the workshop.
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