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SCISSORS
Safety gloves
When it comes to working with sharp objects such as shears, it cannot be stressed enough that you must wear safety gloves. Avoid wearing normal gloves and opt for those gloves which can survive a few cuts from sharp objects such as a blade.
Handle with care
When you are working with shears or sharp scissors, never hold the tool by the sharp end and only hold it or carry it around while holding the handle. It is very easy for the sharp object to slip in your hands and cause a cut. When walking around with even a small pair of scissors, never run as a fall could prove deadly if the scissors are facing towards you. Never leave children unsupervised when scissors are involved, even if it is for a simple arts and crafts activity.
Inspect first
Before using any tools such as shears or scissors, always make sure you inspect the item for any damages. This could mean looking out for cracked, bent or loose handles especially. If you are not sure how to use a tool, always ask someone who knows. Never attempt to learn ‘on the job’ as this could prove dangerous.
Use for correct purpose
Never use a pair of scissors for scraping a surface or screwing or prying any object from or onto a surface. Only use scissors for the purpose for which they are intended. This means using trimming scissors for cutting loose pieces of thread and using fabric scissors for cutting cloth.
HAMMER
Wear Protective Goggles
Always wear protective goggles when using a hammer. Hammering nails into wooden objects or surfaces can create shrapnel in the form of small and thin wooden splinters. As these splinters are released, they can strike your eyes. Fortunately, protective goggles will shield your eyes from splinters and other debris.
Make Parallel Strikes
Another safety tip to follow when using a hammer is to make parallel strikes. If you're trying to drive a nail into a wooden object or surface, for instance, you should strike the nail so that the head of your hammer is parallel to the top of the nail. If you strike it at an angle, it may create shrapnel. Angled strikes can chip wooden objects and surfaces, resulting in injury-causing shrapnel.
Wear Gloves
Along with protective goggles, you should wear gloves when using a hammer. Most hammer-related injuries involve either the eyes or the hands. Wearing gloves won't make your hands immune to injury. They will, however, lower the risk of hand injury when hammering
STAPLER
Always wear proper safety gear. This includes goggles or glasses, gloves, and ear protection if you are using a pneumatic staple gun. Make sure the gloves you choose aren’t bulky and allow you to hold the staple gun easily and securely.
Do not bang things with your staple gun or try to use it as a hammer. That’s not your staple gun’s function.
Do not point your staple gun at people or pets. If you are holding it but not using it, keep it pointed downward and away from your body.
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