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    The document outlines safety procedures for operating a 12-inch chop saw. It identifies potential hazards such as loose blades, obstructed guards, and dull blades. It provides controls such as adjusting blades and guards, keeping fingers away from blades, and wearing protective equipment like safety glasses.

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    The document outlines safety procedures for operating a 12-inch chop saw. It identifies potential hazards such as loose blades, obstructed guards, and dull blades. It provides controls such as adjusting blades and guards, keeping fingers away from blades, and wearing protective equipment like safety glasses.

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    JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS

    Safety Information for the University of California, Berkeley

    FACILITIES SERVICES
    OPERATING A 12-INCH CHOP SAW
    TASK HAZARDS CONTROLS
    1. Check saw blade for sharpness, obstructions, Loose, obstructed, or dull blades or guards create Adjust and tighten blades and guards
    properly functioning guard pinching hazards Avoid contact with blade teeth.
    2. Align materials flat on table and flush to the Pinching fingers or hand Keep fingers and hands away from pinch points.
    back of table
    3. Start and operate saw. Cutting fingers and hands Keep fingers and hands away from blade.

    Flying sawdust Wear safety glasses or face shield.


    Required Training: Required Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
    1. Operation of chop saw 1. Safety glasses
    2. Face shield

    Other Information:
    Contributors: Senior EH&S Technician Jim Ostdick; Lead Carpenter Louis Mandrigues
    Created: March 2003
    JSA Library Number: FS-CARP-100

    For more information about this JSA, contact the Office of Environment, Health and Safety at UC Berkeley, 317 University Hall #1150, Berkeley, CA 94720-1150
    (510) 642-3073  http://www.ehs.berkeley.edu
    The development of Job Safety Analyses is a Balanced Scorecard initiative of the AVC-BAS Safety Committee, sponsored by the Associate Vice Chancellor-Business and Administrative Services (AVC-
    BAS) and the AVC-BAS Leadership Team  http://bas.berkeley.edu/balancedscorecard

    FS-CARP- Page 1

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