Pinch Points are everywhere Warning!! Sleep deprivation can lead to a hand injury If you give somebody a hand, make sure there is a glove in it Danger Zone: Repetitive motion/poor equipment design Tool holders can protect your hands Know the signs of dermatitis and other skin disorders Danger Zone: Energized Systems – No LOCK OUT Avoid excessive vibration Keep a grip on life and protect your hands Be hand- in-glove with safety Keep knives in sheaths Know the Danger Zones Two hands are better than one Knives are a major source of disabling injuries Screwdrivers used incorrectly can make a deep puncture wound A minor injury can turn into a major one if you don’t attend to it right away You can lead a man to safety, but the man must take his own drink Keep the safety of your hands in mind at all times Hands are not expendable. Always wear suitable gloves unless noted on STA Crushing hazards are common at home and work Warning!! Drug use, while working, can lead to a hand injury Different gloves are designed to protect against specific hazards Take care of your gloves Danger Zone: Caught in pinch points Danger Zone: Struck by or against objects Materials should be secured before applying power tools Use approved cleaners when washing your hands Cut away from body Know what guards should be on your tools Retracting blade knives Remove all jewelry that could interfere with your safety Wear the right size of gloves Materials should be secured before applying power tools Clean up with a rag or a brush-not your fingers or hands Quality and safety go hand in hand Beaware of crushing hazards Hands are my friends; along with policies and procedures Prevention is the best method to eliminate dermatitis Safe hands are like warm hearts. Without one you don’t have the other Pinch points and crushing hazards are everywhere Always consider ergonomics of hands An obedient hand has a clear conscience. Danger Zone: Caught in rotating equipment Power Tools can pose a hazard to your hands if used incorrectly ANY work- related injuries must be reported immediately Be careful when setting down heavy boxes or other items Right Gloves for task Safety - it's in your hands Two thumbs up for hand safety Never reach into machinery to repair without taking the LT3 steps Dermatitis is an inflammation of the skin Hammers, chisels, and other striking tools are responsible for many hand injuries Concentrate on what you are doing If you are injured, get first aid treatment immediately Gel pads and Gel wrests keep carpel tunnel at bay Danger Zone: Contact with caustic or corrosive materials Inspect material before handling Danger Zone: Improperly dressed wounds Your hands are necessary for a lot of things. Take hand safety seriously Right tools for task Get a grip. To prevent a slip, use hand rails Using Safety gloves is all in your hands If injured, seek first aid immediately Do not take chemical gloves into lunchrooms Don’t get caught with your guard off….it could be dis-arming Danger Zone: Misuse of portable power tools Hand safety is in the palm of your hands Danger Zone: Material handling or struck by sharp objects Gloves are provided to protect you No Safety - Know Pain, Know Safety - No Pain Danger Zone: Contact with hot objects or materials Gloves take only a few seconds to put on—wear them Round- tipped knives Hand injuries are at the top of the list among industrial accidents Keep a grip on life and practice hand safety Concentrate on what you’re doing- Mind on Task Distractions lose fingers-Pay attention Where Danger Lingers, watch your fingers Replacing a saw guard is easier than replacing a finger Protect your hands, you need them to pick up your pay check Some tools are irreplaceable… Protect your hands Pocket knives are NOT permitted to be used as tools Use your wits.....use padded mitts Pull on a wrench- never push Never wear gloves when working around rotating equipment Never use a wrench as a hammer Your hands are your most valuable tools Wear cut- resistant gloves Don’t check for moving objects with hands Be careful when handling material Make sure safety guards are in place Keep your hands clean Don’t use an air hose in place of a brush or vacuum Never hold the item you’re working on in your hand-use vise or flat surface Use your head to protect your hands Never use a screwdriver as a wedge or pry bar You rely on your hands constantly Always know the right glove for the job Don’t be a fool- Use the proper tool Danger Zone: Poor hygiene practices Protect your hands...Use your head Wash immediately if contact with chemical or other irritant Danger Zone: Poor hand or body position Inspect your gloves for signs of tear and wear Policies and procedures save hands and fingers Cloth or canvas gloves can be worn under leather gloves Immediately report injuries Wrenches can pose a hazard to your hands if used improperly The safe hand is the happy hand Don’t ignore any hand injuries Check the tool for defects – replace if you find any Give safety a hand Don't use gloves when working around rotating equipment Is rushing really worth a lost finger? Check width of doorways to be sure hands will safely fit Think sharp....never handle broken glass with bare hands Get prompt medical attention when required Inspect Tools Pinch Points are everywhere Warning!! Sleep deprivation can lead to a hand injury If you give somebody a hand, make sure there is a glove in it Danger Zone: Repetitive motion/poor equipment design Tool holders can protect your hands Know the signs of dermatitis and other skin disorders Danger Zone: Energized Systems – No LOCK OUT Avoid excessive vibration Keep a grip on life and protect your hands Be hand- in-glove with safety Keep knives in sheaths Know the Danger Zones Two hands are better than one Knives are a major source of disabling injuries Screwdrivers used incorrectly can make a deep puncture wound A minor injury can turn into a major one if you don’t attend to it right away You can lead a man to safety, but the man must take his own drink Keep the safety of your hands in mind at all times Hands are not expendable. Always wear suitable gloves unless noted on STA Crushing hazards are common at home and work Warning!! Drug use, while working, can lead to a hand injury Different gloves are designed to protect against specific hazards Take care of your gloves Danger Zone: Caught in pinch points Danger Zone: Struck by or against objects Materials should be secured before applying power tools Use approved cleaners when washing your hands Cut away from body Know what guards should be on your tools Retracting blade knives Remove all jewelry that could interfere with your safety Wear the right size of gloves Materials should be secured before applying power tools Clean up with a rag or a brush-not your fingers or hands Quality and safety go hand in hand Beaware of crushing hazards Hands are my friends; along with policies and procedures Prevention is the best method to eliminate dermatitis Safe hands are like warm hearts. Without one you don’t have the other Pinch points and crushing hazards are everywhere Always consider ergonomics of hands An obedient hand has a clear conscience. Danger Zone: Caught in rotating equipment Power Tools can pose a hazard to your hands if used incorrectly ANY work- related injuries must be reported immediately Be careful when setting down heavy boxes or other items Right Gloves for task Safety - it's in your hands Two thumbs up for hand safety Never reach into machinery to repair without taking the LT3 steps Dermatitis is an inflammation of the skin Hammers, chisels, and other striking tools are responsible for many hand injuries Concentrate on what you are doing If you are injured, get first aid treatment immediately Gel pads and Gel wrests keep carpel tunnel at bay Danger Zone: Contact with caustic or corrosive materials Inspect material before handling Danger Zone: Improperly dressed wounds Your hands are necessary for a lot of things. Take hand safety seriously Right tools for task Get a grip. To prevent a slip, use hand rails Using Safety gloves is all in your hands If injured, seek first aid immediately Do not take chemical gloves into lunchrooms Don’t get caught with your guard off….it could be dis-arming Danger Zone: Misuse of portable power tools Hand safety is in the palm of your hands Danger Zone: Material handling or struck by sharp objects Gloves are provided to protect you No Safety - Know Pain, Know Safety - No Pain Danger Zone: Contact with hot objects or materials Gloves take only a few seconds to put on—wear them Round- tipped knives Hand injuries are at the top of the list among industrial accidents Keep a grip on life and practice hand safety Concentrate on what you’re doing- Mind on Task Distractions lose fingers-Pay attention Where Danger Lingers, watch your fingers Replacing a saw guard is easier than replacing a finger Protect your hands, you need them to pick up your pay check Some tools are irreplaceable… Protect your hands Pocket knives are NOT permitted to be used as tools Use your wits.....use padded mitts Pull on a wrench- never push Never wear gloves when working around rotating equipment Never use a wrench as a hammer Your hands are your most valuable tools Wear cut- resistant gloves Don’t check for moving objects with hands Be careful when handling material Make sure safety guards are in place Keep your hands clean Don’t use an air hose in place of a brush or vacuum Never hold the item you’re working on in your hand-use vise or flat surface Use your head to protect your hands Never use a screwdriver as a wedge or pry bar You rely on your hands constantly Always know the right glove for the job Don’t be a fool- Use the proper tool Danger Zone: Poor hygiene practices Protect your hands...Use your head Wash immediately if contact with chemical or other irritant Danger Zone: Poor hand or body position Inspect your gloves for signs of tear and wear Policies and procedures save hands and fingers Cloth or canvas gloves can be worn under leather gloves Immediately report injuries Wrenches can pose a hazard to your hands if used improperly The safe hand is the happy hand Don’t ignore any hand injuries Check the tool for defects – replace if you find any Give safety a hand Don't use gloves when working around rotating equipment Is rushing really worth a lost finger? Check width of doorways to be sure hands will safely fit Think sharp....never handle broken glass with bare hands Get prompt medical attention when required Inspect Tools
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Pinch Points are everywhere
Warning!! Sleep deprivation can lead to a hand injury
If you give somebody a hand, make sure there is a glove in it
Danger Zone: Repetitive motion/poor equipment design
Tool holders can protect your hands
Know the signs of dermatitis and other skin disorders
Danger Zone: Energized Systems – No LOCK OUT
Avoid excessive vibration
Keep a grip on life and protect your hands
Be hand-in-glove with safety
Keep knives in sheaths
Know the Danger Zones
Two hands are better than one
Knives are a major source of disabling injuries
Screwdrivers used incorrectly can make a deep puncture wound
A minor injury can turn into a major one if you don’t attend to it right away
You can lead a man to safety, but the man must take his own drink
Keep the safety of your hands in mind at all times
Hands are not expendable.
Always wear suitable gloves unless noted on STA
Crushing hazards are common at home and work
Warning!! Drug use, while working, can lead to a hand injury
Different gloves are designed to protect against specific hazards
Take care of your gloves
Danger Zone: Caught in pinch points
Danger Zone: Struck by or against objects
Materials should be secured before applying power tools
Use approved cleaners when washing your hands
Cut away from body
Know what guards should be on your tools
Retracting blade knives
Remove all jewelry that could interfere with your safety
Wear the right size of gloves
Materials should be secured before applying power tools
Clean up with a rag or a brush-not your fingers or hands
Quality and safety go hand in hand
Beaware of crushing hazards
Hands are my friends; along with policies and procedures
Prevention is the best method to eliminate dermatitis
Safe hands are like warm hearts. Without one you don’t have the other
Pinch points and crushing hazards are everywhere
Always consider ergonomics of hands
An obedient hand has a clear conscience.
Danger Zone: Caught in rotating equipment
Power Tools can pose a hazard to your hands if used incorrectly
ANY work-related injuries must be reported immediately
Be careful when setting down heavy boxes or other items
Right Gloves for task
Safety - it's in your hands
Two thumbs up for hand safety
Never reach into machinery to repair without taking the LT3 steps
Dermatitis is an inflammation of the skin
Hammers, chisels, and other striking tools are responsible for many hand injuries
Concentrate on what you are doing
If you are injured, get first aid treatment immediately
Gel pads and Gel wrests keep carpel tunnel at bay
Danger Zone: Contact with caustic or corrosive materials
Inspect material before handling
Danger Zone: Improperly dressed wounds
Your hands are necessary for a lot of things.
Take hand safety seriously
Right tools for task
Get a grip. To prevent a slip, use hand rails
Using Safety gloves is all in your hands
If injured, seek first aid immediately
Do not take chemical gloves into lunchrooms
Don’t get caught with your guard off….it could be dis-arming
Danger Zone: Misuse of portable power tools
Hand safety is in the palm of your hands
Danger Zone: Material handling or struck by sharp objects
Gloves are provided to protect you
No Safety - Know Pain, Know Safety - No Pain
Danger Zone: Contact with hot objects or materials
Gloves take only a few seconds to put on—wear them
Round-tipped knives
Hand injuries are at the top of the list among industrial accidents
Keep a grip on life and practice hand safety
Concentrate on what you’re doing-Mind on Task
Distractions lose fingers-Pay attention
Where Danger Lingers, watch your fingers
Replacing a saw guard is easier than replacing a finger
Protect your hands, you need them to pick up your pay check
Some tools are irreplaceable…Protect your hands
Pocket knives are NOT permitted to be used as tools
Use your wits.....use padded mitts
Pull on a wrench-never push
Never wear gloves when working around rotating equipment
Never use a wrench as a hammer
Your hands are your most valuable tools
Wear cut-resistant gloves
Don’t check for moving objects with hands
Be careful when handling material
Make sure safety guards are in place
Keep your hands clean
Don’t use an air hose in place of a brush or vacuum
Never hold the item you’re working on in your hand-use vise or flat surface
Use your head to protect your hands
Never use a screwdriver as a wedge or pry bar
You rely on your hands constantly
Always know the right glove for the job
Don’t be a fool- Use the proper tool
Danger Zone: Poor hygiene practices
Protect your hands...Use your head
Wash immediately if contact with chemical or other irritant
Danger Zone: Poor hand or body position
Inspect your gloves for signs of tear and wear
Policies and procedures save hands and fingers
Cloth or canvas gloves can be worn under leather gloves
Immediately report injuries
Wrenches can pose a hazard to your hands if used improperly
The safe hand is the happy hand
Don’t ignore any hand injuries
Check the tool for defects –replace if you find any
Give safety a hand
Don't use gloves when working around rotating equipment
Is rushing really worth a lost finger?
Check width of doorways to be sure hands will safely fit
Think sharp....never handle broken glass with bare hands
Get prompt medical attention when required
Inspect Tools
