Material Safety Data Sheet.

include procrastination, carelessness, and horseplay.

When an angry or dissatisfied employee may purposely create a situation that leads to property damage or personal injury.

ensures the safety of employees.

has the knowledge and experience to handle problems.

anything that requires treatment, even minor first aid.

is anything that causes an injury or property damage.

anything that could have caused an injury or damage but, because it was caught in time, did not.

working near a hazard but not in direct contact with.

A system safeguards workers from hazardous energy while they work with machines and equipment.

Personal Protective Equipment.

Occupational Safety and Health Administration

Failure to communicate, Poor work habits, Alcohol or drug abuse, Lack of skill, Intentional acts, Unsafe acts, Unsafe conditions, and Management system failure.

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Furnish to each of his employees employment and a place of employment, which are free from recognized hazards that are causing or are likely to cause death or serous physical harm to his employees. 16. What three things must be present for a fire to begin? Oxygen, fuel source, and heat.

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has a flat face for striking and a rounded face that is used to align brackets.

a heavy - duty tool used to drive post or other large stakes. You can also use it to break up cast iron or concrete.

scissor-shaped tools with jaws that are adjustable because the handles move on a pivot.

Used to determine both how level a horizontal surface is and how plumb a vertical surface is. The accuracy depends on the length.

Used for marking checking, and measuring.

A pointed weight attached to a string, uses the force to gravity to make the line hang vertical.

A piece of a string or cord that is coated with chalk.

It can fit in tight places where a larger hand saw will not.

Used to hold and turn screws, nuts, bolts, and pipes.

A piece of hard rubber, plastic, wood, or steel that is tapered to a thin edge. It can be used to lift and to separate objects.

Has an automatic brake that holds the load after it is lifted. As the load is lifted, a screw forces fiber discs together to keep the load from slipping.

Also called cable pullers, use a ratchet handle to position loads or to move heavy loads horizontally over short distances.

Used to dig holes or remove large amounts of soil.

Used to move gravel or clean up construction debris Use the leading edge of the shovel should be used to push into the material to be loaded.

Used to dig trenches that need smooth, straight sides.

Tools powered by electricity.

Tools powered by air.

Tools powered by fluid pressure.

has a carbide tip and used in concrete, stone, slate and ceramic.

has a pounding action that lets you to drill into concrete, brick, or tile.

a portable drill mounted on an electromagnetic base.

has very fine blades for doing delicate and intricate work, such as cutting patterns or irregular shapes form wood or thin soft metals.

(side grinder) used to grind away hard, heavy materials and to grind surfaces such as pipes, plates, or welds.

used to remove rough areas from large, flat sections of wood; for trimming off excess wood; and for stripping old finishes such as paint and varnish.

driven by compressed air traveling through air lines connected to an air compressor.

a low-velocity fastening system powered by gunpowder cartridges called boosters.

uses air to fasten, tighten, and loosen nuts and bolts.

A copy of a drawing, in the past the lines were white and the background was blue.

are used for work that has to do with construction in or on the earth.

drawings that show the design of the project.

give general notes on the type of materials to be used and the requirements to be followed.

are engineered plans for motors, pumps, piping systems, and piping equipment.

written statements that the architectural and engineering firm to provide to the general contractors, they are very important to the architect and the owner to ensure compliance to standards set.

is used to clarify any discrepancies in the plans.

A type of three-dimensional drawing shown as a pictorial illustration.

A construction drawing showing straight-on views of the different sides of an object.

Used in plumbing and electrical sketches to illustrate the scale and relationship of the projects components.

identifies lines and symbols used in the drawing.

tells the size of the object drawn compared with the actual size of the object represented.

makes it easy to refer to specific locations on a plan.

the planned movement of material and equipment from one location to another using sling, hoist, or other types of equipment.

occurs when a load is released too quickly and the strands are pulled or bounced away from the supporting core.

The way the sling is arranged to hold the load.

used to lift a load straight up.

helps to give the load control while lifting the load.

used when a load has no attachment points, or when the attachment points are not practical for lifting.

is formed by passing the sling around the load and placing both eyes in the hook.

a simple rope - and - pulley system used to lift loads. It uses a fixed pulley and a wire road attached to a load, the rigger can raise and lower the load by winding the wire rope around a drum.

Synthetic, Alloy Steel Chain, and Wire Rope

involve your ability to read, write, listen, and speak.

alphabetical listing of topics with page numbers to show where topics appear, also list information in documents other than books.

summarize important facts and figures in a way that lets you understand them at a glance. They usually contain text or numbers, and graphs use images or symbols to convey their meaning.

people who start their own businesses.

performs math calculations, such as for projects budgets, and company payrolls

a type of discrimination that can be based on race, age, disabilities, sex, religion, and cultural issues.

searches for information on the World Wide Web.

The way you dress, speak, act, and interact.

If you finish your task ahead of time and you look for another task that you can do in the time remaining.

The forces that moves the electrons through a circuit.

The movement of electrons.

The opposition to the flow of charge.

The rate at which work is done.

The current flowing through a circuit is equal to the voltage divided by the resistance.

The current follows one path if one part breaks nothing will work.

The current divides into two or more paths; if one part breaks the others can still work.

Steps up or steps down voltage.