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Safety in Engineering Class

Safety in Engineering Class. Mrs. Murphy. Accidents that Can Happen. Crushed Arms and Hands Severed fingers Blindness Broken Bones Puncture wounds Third degree burns. Safety Rules. Do not proceed with any activity if you do not fully understand

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Safety in Engineering Class

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  1. Safety in Engineering Class Mrs. Murphy

  2. Accidents that Can Happen • Crushed Arms and Hands • Severed fingers • Blindness • Broken Bones • Puncture wounds • Third degree burns

  3. Safety Rules • Do not proceed with any activity if you do not fully understand • Notify the teacher IMMEDIATELY of any accidents (this includes broken equipment) • Notify the teacher IMMEDIATELY if you see a safety hazard (don’t assume the teacher already knows)

  4. More Safety Rules • Absolutely NO horseplay, practical jokes, or pranks in the Engineering classroom or lab. Violation of this rule will result in immediate disciplinary action. • When working with hand tools, including a glue gun, long hair must be pulled back into a pony tail • Rolling chairs are not toys and should not be used for transportation

  5. PPE • Personal • Protective • Equipment • Safety glasses, ear plugs, closed toed shoes • To be worn when teacher announces

  6. Computer Safety Rules • Use the computers ONLY for the projects assigned by the teacher. • Use only your personal log on. Do not use a computer that another student is logged on to. • If you accidentally get to a “bad” website, press the back button and tell Mrs. Murphy right away. • Shut down the computer before you leave the classroom. • Do not: stick things in the CD tray, pull keys off the keyboard, or unplug any of the computers.

  7. Working in the Shop • It is a privilege and can be taken away • Vacuum or sweep area after EVERY USE • Never cut metal with the saws in the shop • Always wear safety glasses • Always pull long hair back • Always take a buddy • Always ask Mrs. Murphy or Mr. Guthrie before using shop tools

  8. Miter Saw “Chop Saw” • Can cut at angles • Similar to miter box • Fingers must be far from blade • Not for small items • 1. Place wood • 2. Move fingers • 3. Squeeze handle • 4. Pull Handle Down • 5. Release handle and allow blade to stop spinning

  9. Band Saw • Table top or free standing • Better for small pieces of wood • Can be used for PVC • Included guide • Fingers must be out of way

  10. Drill Press • To drill holes in wood • Table can raise and lower • Use laser as guide • Always remove drill bit and return to holder

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