4 Questions
What type of plug should always be used on all metal portable power tools?
3-pronged grounding type plug
What type of extension cord should be used when working outside?
Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) type extension cord
What should be done with extension cords when using portable power tools?
Do not put extension cords around your neck or shoulders
What should be done with cords that are cut, frayed, or separated from the tool housing?
Repair them before continued use
Study Notes
Portable Power Tools Safety
- A grounding-type plug should always be used on all metal portable power tools to prevent electrical shock.
Outdoor Extension Cord Safety
- When working outside, a three-prong, heavy-duty, outdoor-rated extension cord should be used to ensure safe and reliable power supply.
Extension Cord Usage
- Extension cords should be kept away from heat, oil, and sharp edges when using portable power tools to prevent damage.
Damaged Cord Disposal
- Cords that are cut, frayed, or separated from the tool housing should be discarded immediately to prevent electrical shock or other hazards.
Test your knowledge of general safety guidelines for using portable power tools. Covering topics such as eye and hearing protection, clothing, and maintenance of tools and equipment.
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