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CUTTING SAFETYCUTTING SAFETY
VIVEK NIRWAL VIVEK NIRWAL DEPARTMENTDEPARTMENT OF PRODUCTION OF PRODUCTION ENGG.ENGG. G.B.P.E.C, PAURIG.B.P.E.C, PAURI 33rdrd year year 2011-20152011-2015
ContentContent SafetySafety Why Safety?Why Safety? Drill pressDrill press Drill press safetyDrill press safety Lathe safetyLathe safety
SAFETYSAFETY
Safety is the state of being "safe“Safety is the state of being "safe“ The condition of being protected against The condition of being protected against
physical, social, psychological, financial physical, social, psychological, financial and emotional harmand emotional harm
4 Reasons to Make Safety 4 Reasons to Make Safety ImportantImportant
Responsibility to self Responsibility to self Responsibility to familyResponsibility to family Responsibility to not endanger co-workersResponsibility to not endanger co-workers Productivity and health of the companyProductivity and health of the company
Dril l PressDril l PressThe drill press is the preferred The drill press is the preferred
tool for making holes in tool for making holes in materials. materials.
Drill Press UsesDrill Press Uses The drill press can be The drill press can be
used for a variety of used for a variety of applications.applications. It may be used to drill It may be used to drill
through metals, through metals, woods, plastics,woods, plastics,
Metal Plastics Wood
Drill Press SafetyDrill Press Safety Wear eye protection Wear eye protection
at all times.at all times.
Do not operate the Do not operate the drill press until you drill press until you have passed all have passed all safety requirements.safety requirements.
Drill Press SafetyDrill Press Safety
Always make sure that small stock is securely Always make sure that small stock is securely clamped in a drill press vise. clamped in a drill press vise.
Do not try to hold small pieces of stock by hand.Do not try to hold small pieces of stock by hand. Place the long end of the piece being drilled to Place the long end of the piece being drilled to
the left side. This is so it will hit the post and not the left side. This is so it will hit the post and not the operator, should the material slip and start the operator, should the material slip and start rotating.rotating.
Drill Press SafetyDrill Press Safety Always remove the Always remove the
chuck key chuck key immediately after immediately after installing a bit. Place installing a bit. Place key back in holderkey back in holder
Never wear gloves Never wear gloves when operating the when operating the drill press. They may drill press. They may get caught.get caught.
Drill Press SafetyDrill Press Safety Do not wear your hair Do not wear your hair
long, or wear long long, or wear long sleeves or dangling sleeves or dangling strings or jewelry. strings or jewelry. Tuck it in or tie it Tuck it in or tie it back!back!
Back the bit out Back the bit out frequently on deep frequently on deep cuts, to clean and cuts, to clean and cool the bit.cool the bit.
Drill Press SafetyDrill Press Safety Make certain the table Make certain the table
and drill are properly and drill are properly adjusted to avoid adjusted to avoid drilling into the table. drilling into the table.
Do not talk to anyone Do not talk to anyone while operating the while operating the machine.machine.
Drill Press SafetyDrill Press Safety One person machine- One person machine-
99% of the time.99% of the time. Make all adjustments Make all adjustments
with the power off and with the power off and the bit standing still.the bit standing still.
Drill Press SafetyDrill Press Safety
Use care in reaching Use care in reaching around the machine.around the machine.
Never remove chips Never remove chips with your fingers. with your fingers. Keep them away from Keep them away from the revolving tool.the revolving tool.
Drill Press SafetyDrill Press Safety Loose clothing must Loose clothing must
be secured and be secured and sleeves pulled up to sleeves pulled up to bare forearms bare forearms
Long hair must be Long hair must be tied back or wear a tied back or wear a hat.hat.
Safe Use of Lathe CategoriesSafe Use of Lathe Categories
Eye ProtectionEye Protection Lung & Skin ProtectionLung & Skin Protection Hearing ProtectionHearing Protection General Body ProtectionGeneral Body Protection
Eye ProtectionEye Protection
Wear One of The Following: Wear One of The Following: Face ShieldFace ShieldSafety Goggles (To OSHA Standards)Safety Goggles (To OSHA Standards)Safety Glasses (To OSHA Standards)Safety Glasses (To OSHA Standards)
Lung & Skin ProtectionLung & Skin ProtectionUse One of The Following When Turning:Use One of The Following When Turning:Dust Mask (To OSHA Standards)Dust Mask (To OSHA Standards)Dust Helmet (To OSHA Standards)Dust Helmet (To OSHA Standards)Dust Collection SystemDust Collection System
When Applying a Finish or Using CA:When Applying a Finish or Using CA:Wear Nitrile or Latex GlovesWear Nitrile or Latex GlovesDo in Well Ventilated Room…OrDo in Well Ventilated Room…OrWear Cartridge Mask (To OSHA Standards)Wear Cartridge Mask (To OSHA Standards)
Hearing ProtectionHearing Protection
Wear One of The Following: Wear One of The Following: Ear Plugs (To OSHA Standards)Ear Plugs (To OSHA Standards) Headset (To OSHA Standards)Headset (To OSHA Standards) Effectiveness Defined by Decibel RatingEffectiveness Defined by Decibel Rating Move Noisy Equipment to Another Area Move Noisy Equipment to Another Area
(Best Solution)(Best Solution)
Body Protection CategoriesBody Protection Categories
Before Turning on LatheBefore Turning on Lathe Starting The LatheStarting The Lathe While Running The LatheWhile Running The Lathe Safe Use of Tools & AccessoriesSafe Use of Tools & Accessories General SafetyGeneral Safety
Before Starting LatheBefore Starting Lathe No Loose Clothing, Gloves, Hair or No Loose Clothing, Gloves, Hair or
JewelleryJewellery Wear Eye, Lung & Hearing ProtectionWear Eye, Lung & Hearing Protection Remove Any Loose Bark From Work Remove Any Loose Bark From Work Make Sure All Tightening Handles Are Make Sure All Tightening Handles Are
TightTight Keep Toolrest as Close to Work Piece as Keep Toolrest as Close to Work Piece as
PossiblePossible
Starting The LatheStarting The Lathe
Keep The Tailstock Engaged Whenever Keep The Tailstock Engaged Whenever Possible For Added SafetyPossible For Added Safety
Always Stand to the Side When Turning Always Stand to the Side When Turning On The LatheOn The Lathe
If Electronic Variable Speed, Start Lathe at If Electronic Variable Speed, Start Lathe at Lowest Speed. Increase as NeededLowest Speed. Increase as Needed
Back Off Speed If Vibration StartsBack Off Speed If Vibration Starts
While Running The LatheWhile Running The Lathe Never Start Cutting Before Tool is Firmly Never Start Cutting Before Tool is Firmly
On ToolrestOn Toolrest Don’t Move Tool Rest While Lathe is Don’t Move Tool Rest While Lathe is
Running Running Remove or Move Tool Rest Before Remove or Move Tool Rest Before
SandingSanding Only Use Paper Towels While Lathe is Only Use Paper Towels While Lathe is
Running Running Reset Lathe to Lowest Speed When Reset Lathe to Lowest Speed When
FinishedFinished
General SafetyGeneral Safety Keep Tools Sharp; Forcing Dull Tools Keep Tools Sharp; Forcing Dull Tools
Cause AccidentsCause Accidents Provide Abundant LightingProvide Abundant Lighting Don’t Operate Equipment While Tired or Don’t Operate Equipment While Tired or
Under The InfluenceUnder The Influence Keep Floor Clean & Maintain Proper Keep Floor Clean & Maintain Proper
Balance At All TimesBalance At All Times Use Common Sense; If It Appears To Be Use Common Sense; If It Appears To Be
Unsafe, It Probably IsUnsafe, It Probably Is