NOTE: Some accessories, such as scrapers and blades, can be mounted at an angle if required as shown
in Figure 5.
Information pertinent to Safety: (PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) (Personal Protective Equip),
workspace, etc.)
Familiarize yourself with the tool.
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Make sure you are using the right tool for the job.
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Get to know its safety features, moving parts, and hazards before beginning work.
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Inspect tool for damage.
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Never modify, tamper with, or attempt to change or repair tools and parts on your own.
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If you suspect that a tool may be damaged, malfunctioning or in need of repair, stop
usage immediately, disconnect from power source, and contact the Carhartt Workshop.
Secure a safe workspace.
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Make sure you are working on a clean, dry, level surface.
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Clear any debris, trip, slip, fall hazards.
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Make sure your workspace is properly lit.
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Check that your workspace has proper clearance and is free of obstructions. Including
overhead obstructions such as power lines.
Wear proper PPE
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Do your research and use the proper PPE with the correct safety ratings for the work
you are performing.
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This includes but is not limited to safety glasses, face shields, earplugs, dust masks,
clothes toed shoes, and proper clothing and footwear.
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Never wear baggy clothes, jewelry, or have longhair down and unsecured.
Handle Tools with care
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Never carry power tools by their cords
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Never leave tools unattended.
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Disconnect from power and secure tools when they are not in use.
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Do not carry sharp or pointed tools in your pockets.
Take your time
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Do not rush or force materials through tools.
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Pay attention to your work and surroundings.
