Questions and Answers
Clean-up a mess or put an item away if:
If you see water and an electric wire or cord is nearby:
Broken tools or equipment should be reported immediately to:
Identify the correct shop activity.
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Most tools are designed for a specific purpose. If they are used incorrectly, the result may be:
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You can put trash in any bin that you see.
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What can happen to students that intentionally harm someone else?
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What type of shoes can be worn in the workshop?
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Students are allowed to use the ladder:
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If you are injured in the shop, you should:
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Why is it dangerous to talk to someone using a machine?
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If you see an exposed or cracked power cord you should:
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Running and joking around in the shop is not allowed because:
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If you are using a tool that is making a strange noise, is shaking in a strange way, has trouble turning on/off, or breaks while using it… you should:
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You should not use your phone while working in the shop.
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If you do not know how to use something:
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Spilled liquids such as water, lacquer, and stain must be cleaned up immediately because:
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You are allowed to invite your friends, not in engineering classes, to work with you in the shop.
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Study Notes
Workshop Safety Requirements
- Completion of the workshop safety test is mandatory for participation in projects.
- Only specific individuals can be notified for broken tools or equipment, primarily Ms. Guillaume.
Clean-Up Protocol
- Cleanup is required if you or someone in your group created a mess.
- Responsibility extends to all visible messes or items, regardless of origin.
Emergency Situations
- Always step away from water near electrical cords and inform the instructor.
- Never attempt to dry water with oily rags or move electrical cords near water.
Proper Tool Use
- Tools must be used as designed; incorrect use can cause tool damage, project damage, or personal injury.
- Specific shoe requirements mandate wearing sneakers; sandals, bare feet, and socks are prohibited.
Injury and Incident Reporting
- Any injuries sustained in the shop must be reported to Ms. Guillaume immediately.
- Intentional harm towards others can lead to suspension, expulsion, or permanent removal from class.
Machine and Safety Precautions
- Communication with individuals using machinery can distract them and possibly lead to accidents.
- If equipment shows irregularities (strange noises or shaking), immediately turn it off and seek assistance.
Shop Etiquette
- Running and joking in the shop is strictly prohibited due to the risk of injury and equipment damage.
- Distractions, such as using a phone while working, are not allowed and can compromise safety.
Handling Spills
- Spilled substances, including water and chemical liquids, must be cleaned immediately to avoid fire hazards and slips.
Inviting Guests
- Only students enrolled in engineering classes are permitted in the shop; friends from outside the class are not allowed.
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Test your knowledge on essential workshop safety requirements and protocols. This quiz covers critical areas such as tool usage, clean-up responsibilities, and emergency procedures. Ensure you're well-prepared for a safe and productive workshop experience.
