Woodshop Safety Test Exam Questions With
Answers
Attitude
Horseplay will not be tolerated. This is evidence of poor safety attitude.
Keep your mind on your work.
Respect the rights of others and their property.
Clothing and Protective Equipment
Wearing jewelry or loose clothes in the lab is dangerous.
Long hair should be tied back or worn under a cap to avoid getting it caught in the machinery.
Covered toe shoes or boots with rubber soles should be worn.
Always wear proper eye protection when working in the shop or with power equipment.
Ear protection should be used, equipment can be very loud.
Report even the slightest injury. Small cuts or other minor injuries may become serious if left
unattended
Fire Prevention
Before using any equipment, you should know where the fire extinguishers are located and how to
use them.
Oily rags must be kept in a closed metal container to prevent spontaneous combustion.
Keep the lids on finish containers when not in use.
Keep liquid finishing supplies in a metal cabinet.
Rules for Working with Power Tools and Machines
Don't use any equipment unless the instructor is in the classroom.
If a machine doesn't sound right, or if you can see that something is wrong, tell the instructor
immediately.
If you have to leave a machine, turn it off and wait till it stops.
Pull the plug, not the cord, when you unplug a machine.
Machine guards must be used at all times to prevent injury.
Sharp or pointed tools must be carried with the point down.
When you approach a machine, be sure it is off and that it is not coasting.
Never talk to a person while he/she is operating a machine.
While you are learning to operate power machinery, have the instructor check the setup before
turning the power on.
Before working on stock (wood or other working-pieces), check it for cracks, loose knots, and metal
fasteners.
Long stock must be supported when cutting.
Wait until the blade stops before removing any scraps.
Make adjustments with the power off and the blade stopped.
Machines should be allowed to reach full speed before starting to cut.
Avoid standing in danger zones.
Never place your hand or fingers in line with any moving parts.
When operating a machine, give it all of your attention. Stay focused.
Don't use equipment until the instructor has demonstrated it.
The cord must be disconnected from the power source before changing bit's, belts, or blades.
Never set a hand-held power tool down while it is running or coasting.
Take your time when working with tools.
Use only tools that are sharp and in good condition.
Use the right tool for the job.
Be sure you have the instructor's approval to operate the machine
Wear appropriate clothing. Remove coats or jackets, tuck in your tie, and roll up loose sleeves.
Answers
Attitude
Horseplay will not be tolerated. This is evidence of poor safety attitude.
Keep your mind on your work.
Respect the rights of others and their property.
Clothing and Protective Equipment
Wearing jewelry or loose clothes in the lab is dangerous.
Long hair should be tied back or worn under a cap to avoid getting it caught in the machinery.
Covered toe shoes or boots with rubber soles should be worn.
Always wear proper eye protection when working in the shop or with power equipment.
Ear protection should be used, equipment can be very loud.
Report even the slightest injury. Small cuts or other minor injuries may become serious if left
unattended
Fire Prevention
Before using any equipment, you should know where the fire extinguishers are located and how to
use them.
Oily rags must be kept in a closed metal container to prevent spontaneous combustion.
Keep the lids on finish containers when not in use.
Keep liquid finishing supplies in a metal cabinet.
Rules for Working with Power Tools and Machines
Don't use any equipment unless the instructor is in the classroom.
If a machine doesn't sound right, or if you can see that something is wrong, tell the instructor
immediately.
If you have to leave a machine, turn it off and wait till it stops.
Pull the plug, not the cord, when you unplug a machine.
Machine guards must be used at all times to prevent injury.
Sharp or pointed tools must be carried with the point down.
When you approach a machine, be sure it is off and that it is not coasting.
Never talk to a person while he/she is operating a machine.
While you are learning to operate power machinery, have the instructor check the setup before
turning the power on.
Before working on stock (wood or other working-pieces), check it for cracks, loose knots, and metal
fasteners.
Long stock must be supported when cutting.
Wait until the blade stops before removing any scraps.
Make adjustments with the power off and the blade stopped.
Machines should be allowed to reach full speed before starting to cut.
Avoid standing in danger zones.
Never place your hand or fingers in line with any moving parts.
When operating a machine, give it all of your attention. Stay focused.
Don't use equipment until the instructor has demonstrated it.
The cord must be disconnected from the power source before changing bit's, belts, or blades.
Never set a hand-held power tool down while it is running or coasting.
Take your time when working with tools.
Use only tools that are sharp and in good condition.
Use the right tool for the job.
Be sure you have the instructor's approval to operate the machine
Wear appropriate clothing. Remove coats or jackets, tuck in your tie, and roll up loose sleeves.
