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    Safety in Engineering Project

    Work
    Ali Saeidi
    De Anza College
    Eye Protection
    •Always wear safety goggles
    or glasses when working with
    tools or chemicals.

    •Use face shields if there's a


    risk of flying particles or
    splashes.
    Hand Protection
    •Wear insulated gloves when
    handling electrical
    components

    •Use cut-resistant gloves for


    sharp tools or materials.
    Respiratory Protection
    •Use a dust mask or respirator
    when sanding, drilling, or
    soldering
    Clothing and Footwear
    •Wear long sleeves and pants
    to protect your skin.

    •Use closed-toe, non-slip shoes


    for foot safety.
    Electrical Safety
    Power Management:

    • Disconnect power before assembling or


    modifying circuits.

    • Use surge protectors and appropriately


    rated extension cords.

    Tool Use:

    • Use insulated tools designed for electrical


    work.

    • Never bypass safety features on electrical


    equipment.

    Environment:

    • Keep the work area dry to prevent shocks.

    • Be cautious with conductive materials


    nearby.
    Tool Handling
    General Practices:

    • Read user manuals before using any tool.

    • Inspect tools for damage prior to use.

    Usage:

    • Use the correct tool for each task.

    • Secure workpieces with clamps or vices.

    Maintenance:

    • Keep tools clean and sharp.

    • Disconnect power tools before changing


    accessories.
    Workspace Organization
    Cleanliness:

    • Keep the area tidy to prevent accidents.

    • Dispose of waste materials regularly.

    Layout:

    • Organize tools and materials for easy


    access.

    • Ensure pathways are clear of obstructions.

    Lighting and Ventilation:

    • Work in well-lit areas.

    • Maintain proper ventilation, especially


    when using chemicals.
    Soldering Safety
    Equipment Use:

    • Use a soldering iron stand to prevent burns.

    • Keep the soldering iron tip clean.

    Fume Management:

    • Work in a well-ventilated area or use fume


    extractors.

    • Avoid inhaling fumes; they may contain


    harmful substances.

    Materials:

    • Prefer lead-free solder when possible.

    • Handle flux with care; some types are


    corrosive.
    Mechanical Safety
    Personal Safety:

    • Tie back long hair.

    • Remove jewelry like rings and bracelets.

    Tool Use:

    • Use guards and safety features on


    equipment.

    • Keep hands away from cutting edges.

    Material Handling:

    • Lift properly to prevent strain.

    • Be cautious of sharp edges on


    materials.
    Chemical Safety
    Understanding Risks:

    • Read labels and Safety Data Sheets


    (SDS).

    • Be aware of potential chemical


    reactions.

    Storage:

    • Store chemicals in labeled, sealed


    containers.

    • Keep them away from heat sources.

    Handling:

    • Wear gloves and eye protection.

    • Never eat or drink while handling


    Emergency Preparedness
    First Aid:

    • Keep a first-aid kit accessible.

    • Know basic first-aid procedures.

    Fire Safety:

    • Know how to use a fire extinguisher.

    • Keep flammable materials properly


    stored.

    Communication:

    • Keep a phone nearby.

    • Inform someone when you're working


    alone.
    Mental and Physical Well-being
    Breaks:

    • Take regular breaks to prevent fatigue.

    • Stretch periodically to maintain circulation.

    Hydration and Nutrition:

    • Stay hydrated and eat properly.

    Stress Management:

    • Set realistic goals.

    • Seek help if overwhelmed.


    General Safety Tips
    Planning:

    • Identify hazards before starting work.

    • Set up your workspace to minimize risks.

    Attention:

    • Stay focused; avoid distractions.

    • Don't work when tired or impaired.

    Learning:

    • Stay updated on safe practices.

    • Attend safety workshops if available.

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