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Do not block off access to fire fighting equipment.
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Keep doors, aisles, fire escapes and stairways completely unobstructed at all times.
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In the case of a fire, your first consideration must be the safety of all persons, and then attention should be directed to the protection of property.
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Change clothes immediately if they are soaked with oil, gasoline, and paint thinner or any other flammable liquid.
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Know how to report a fire and how to turn on a fire alarm.
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Know the location of all fire extinguishers, and how to use them.
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Know the fire exits to be used in an emergency.
HAND TOOL SAFETY:
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Wear protective equipment necessary for the job you are performing. Discuss any required safety equipment with your supervisor as changes occur.
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Defective tools must not be used.
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Do not carry sharp hand tools in clothing.
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Check all wiring on electric hand tools for proper insulation and 3-prong plug grounding.
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Hammers: Use eye protection at all times!
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Screwdrivers: Use the right size and type of screwdriver for the job. Do not use a screwdriver as a chisel.
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Wrenches: In using any wrench, it is better to pull than to push. If you have to push, use your open palm. Use the proper wrench for the job.
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Handsaws: Saws that are sharp and rust free are less likely to bind or jump. Insure the object being cut is secured tightly to a flat surface.
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