Always wear appropriate PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) such as safety glasses, gloves, hearing protection, and closed-toe shoes.
Keep the workshop clean and organized to prevent accidents and improve efficiency.
Know emergency procedures including fire exits, first aid kits, and emergency contact numbers.
Report any damaged tools or equipment immediately and do not use faulty machinery.
No horseplay or distractions—stay focused on your task to prevent accidents.
Follow all posted safety signs and guidelines specific to the workshop.
Use the right tool for the job and ensure it's in good working condition.
Inspect tools before use for any damage or wear.
Do not use machinery unless trained and authorized.
Turn off and unplug power tools when making adjustments or changing accessories.
Never leave running machines unattended. Always turn them off before walking away.
Respect other workers—be mindful of noise levels and shared workspace.
Return tools to their designated place after use.
Do not bring food or drinks near workstations to avoid spills and hazards.
Dispose of waste materials properly in designated bins.
Always ask for help or guidance when unsure about a task.