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Colors and application of the safety color code

Colors and application of the safety color code. – basic color for identification of: 1. Fire protection equipment. 2. Portable containers of flammable liquids. 3. Emergency stop bars, stop buttons, and emergency electrical stop switches on machinery. Federal Safety Red.

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Colors and application of the safety color code

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  1. Colors and application of the safety color code

  2. – basic color for identification of: 1. Fire protection equipment. 2. Portable containers of flammable liquids. 3. Emergency stop bars, stop buttons, and emergency electrical stop switches on machinery. Federal Safety Red

  3. Basic color for designating: • Caution and for marking physical hazards. • Waste containers for decombustible materials. • Caution against starting or using equipment under repair. • Identification of starting point or power source of machinery. Federal Safety Yellow

  4. Basic color for designating: • 1. Dangerous parts of machines. • 2. Safety starter buttons. • 3. Exposed parts (edges only) of pulleys, gears, rollers, cutting devices, and power jaws. Federal Safety Orange Federal Safety Orange

  5. basic color for designating: • Radiation hazards Federal Safety Purple

  6. -basic color for designating: 1. Safety 2. Location of first aid equipment Federal Safety Green

  7. -basic color for designating: 1. Traffic flow 2. Housekeeping purposes Federal Safety Black & White

  8. Personal Safety Rules

  9. Wear Appropriate Clothing

  10. Confine Long hair before operating equipment

  11. Always Wear Safety Glasses

  12. Do NOT Wear Loose or Floppy Clothing

  13. Remove rings and jewelry when working in the shop

  14. Conduct yourself in a manner conducive to safe shop practices

  15. General Shop Safety Rules

  16. Keep all hand tools sharp, clean, and in safe working order

  17. Report any defective tools, machines, or other equipment to instructor

  18. Retain all guards and safety devices except with specific authorization of the instructor

  19. Operate a hazardous machine ONLY after receiving instruction on how to run the machine safely

  20. Report all accidents to the instructor regardless of nature of severity

  21. Turn off the power before leaving a machine tool

  22. Make sure all guards and barriers are in place and adjusted properly before staring a machine tool

  23. Disconnet power from machine tools before performing maintenance or adjustments

  24. Use solvents only after learning its properties and how to properly use it

  25. Use correct, properly fitting wrenches

  26. Use tools only for use intended

  27. Keep the shop floor clean of scraps and litter

  28. Store oily rags or waste in metal containers

  29. Clean up spilled liquids immediately

  30. Clean chips from machine with a brush-NOT with a ray or bare hands

  31. Keep tools picked up and stored properly when not in use

  32. Only the operator should be around a machine or start it

  33. Do not stand in line of a revolving tool or flywheel

  34. Keep your mind on the job when using power equipment; avoid conversation with other students

  35. Know location of fire extiguishers and hot to operate them

  36. Do not use defective electrical equipment, etension cords, plugs, etc

  37. Steps in maintaining a clean and orderly shop

  38. Keep machinery and equipment arranged to permit safe and efficient work practices and ease of cleaning

  39. keep projects orderly to permit clear walkways and eliminate safey hazards

  40. Kep materials and supplies safely stacked or stored in proper places

  41. Keep work benches and working areas free of debris and other hazards

  42. Keep floor clean and free from obstruction and slippery substances

  43. Keep aisles, traffic areas, and exits free from materials and other debris

  44. Properly dispose of combustible materials or store in approved safety containers

  45. Only rags should be stored in self-closing or spring lid metal containers

  46. Students should e instructed in and understand the proper procedures to follow in keeping the area clean and orderly

  47. Sufficient brooms, brushes, and other housekeeping equipment should be readily available

  48. Components of the fire triangle

  49. FUEL- any combustible material

  50. HEAT- enough to raise the fuel to its ignition temperature

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