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Safety

Safety. Dress and Appearance. I Ron fix your Chevy. Loose clothing shirts tucked Sleeves buttoned or rolled. Do you look like a Technician of the 90’s or a Mechanic of the 70’s ?. Your appearance is a reflection of your pride. Hair. Long hair tied or put under cap.

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Safety

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  1. Safety

  2. Dress and Appearance I Ron fix your Chevy • Loose clothing • shirts tucked • Sleeves buttoned or rolled

  3. Do you look like a Technician of the 90’s or a Mechanic of the 70’s ?

  4. Your appearance is a reflection of your pride

  5. Hair Long hair tied or put under cap

  6. You will get the level of job that you look like Is he going to work on my $20,000 dollar car? What about visiting employers?

  7. Jewelry Zap!!! • Watches • Rings • Bracelets Have you ever seen a mechanic with a missing finger? Electrical short to ground! Zap!!!

  8. Your Eyes Injuries are usually permanent OSHA approved safety glasses Side shields Face shields Air guns Metal chips Co-workers Soldering Grinders

  9. Shop Equipment An employee must be very observant of the equipment he/she is using. Report or fix any equipment that is in need of repair for your safety and others

  10. Electrical Cords • Frayed • shocked . . . wet floor • Plug ins • three prongs • for a good ground • Carefully string cords so they don’t get tripped over

  11. Air Equipment • Keep hoses in good repair • Blow guns • pointing at someone • Safety glasses • Skin cuts • Spinning bearings

  12. Vehicles in the shop • Windows down! • Parking brake! • In park!

  13. Backing vehicles out of the shop I didn’t see it. . . . Really

  14. Spills • Clean up right away • Socks • Cat litter • Empty drain pan as soon as possible • in approve containers

  15. Creepers • Neverleave them laying on the floor • stand them up • place under the vehicle • Always keep walkways clear between cars • creepers, tools cords, spills

  16. Hoists • New hoists • bounce the car from all four corners • after lifting the car 6” • Always have a 2nd person guiding you on and off the hoist • Double check all lift points • Ask when not sure

  17. Jacking a vehicle • Look up the correct lift points • Floor cracks when lifting the 2nd half of the car • Never fully extend a jack stand

  18. Lifting Your 1” in diameter back bone is all there is Never lift this way Use your knees

  19. Batteries • Hydrogen fumes • When? • Charging • Discharging • Hydrogen Bomb? • Negative cable 1st off - last on

  20. Batteries • Before disconnecting a battery • have all accessories off • Hood lights etc.. • Blow across the battery • Memory saver

  21. Batteries • If a battery blows up • Flush eyes • flush flush flush flush flush flush flush flush • You will need help • Then worry about the acid on the car • or another student can jump on that • Tools on a battery • Using tools near a battery

  22. Battery Chargers • How much to charge? • How long to charge? • What about a stone dead battery? • What about the gasses from the battery

  23. Engine Fans and Belts Never stand in line with them with the engine running

  24. Using a remote starter switch a tool

  25. The results of loss of concentration while working on a customers car

  26. Teams I thought you put the cotter key in No I thought you did. . . . . . .

  27. Do you carry tools in you back pocket?

  28. Never leave a drop light on the carpet, on a seat or on the plastic dash 60 watts max..

  29. Shop Ventilation Carbon Monoxide

  30. Fire Extinguishers Where are they? What type to use for what? How do you use one?

  31. Electrical Fires

  32. Air Bags

  33. ABS

  34. Close your eyes Imagine

  35. What would it be like to go through life knowing that your actions resulted in the permanent disability or even the death of one of your customers or co-workers

  36. Do not hesitate to say sometime to another student who is not being safe

  37. End

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