Eye protection must be used to: - Prevent flying particles, sawdust, foreign objects or corrosive substances from entering your eyes., Floors, aisles, and passageways must be kept clear of wood, tools, material, oil or grease spots, and other objects: - Because they may cause someone to slip or trip and fall., Rags wet with linseed oil, solvents, or finishing products must always be: - Discarded in an approved metal waste container with a lid, to prevent spontaneous combustion., Loose clothing, jewelry and long hair must be securely fastened or removed: - Before operating any machine., Carry long objects: - With the front end high, You must not talk to, or distract the attention of, a person operating a machine because: - The distracted operator or others may be injured., All accidents and injuries, no matter how slight, must be: - Reported to the instructor immediately, Wearing gloves when operating machinery is: - Not a safe practice because the gloves may get caught in moving parts and pull your hand into the machine., All special setups, including removal of any safety equipment, must be: - Approved by the instructor or instructional aide., When sweeping scraps from a machine or workbench: - Use a piece of wood or a brush since there may be sharp or jagged particles among the scraps., When lifting a heavy object you should: - Do one or more of the above, depending on the situation., When you enter a lab or class session other than your own, - You must get permission to work from every instructor and instructional aide prior to working., The following are causes of accidents in the wood lab: - Rushing or hurrying, overconfidence, fatigue, ignorance, Sharp edge tools are - Safer to use than dull edge tools., Compressed air may be used to dust yourself off under the following circumstances: - Never,

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