Tool box meeting guide

All employees must wear appropriate clothing, shirts and trousers, so that they can be protected
from the wind, the sun and the rain, and can be avoided Get in touch with dangerous goods in the
workplace. Employees also need to bring their own work gloves, helmets and safety shoes. If
you need to wear special gloves to avoid your hands Injuries, such as stab wounds, cuts, etc.,
employers must provide this some gloves. Employers are required to provide other personal
protective equipment and supervise implement the use of these devices, including aerial work
protection device, dust and gas mask, safety glasses and earplugs, And the Occupational Health
and Safety Ordinance Protective equipment.
According to different production processes, processes, employers must select appropriate
personal safety equipment and equipment. And make sure employees are using protective
equipment and equipment (including anti-drop equipment) before, get relevant training to ensure
that it is used correctly. If there is contact with a machine, equipment or tool at work

The danger of moving parts should:

• Avoid wearing loose or worn clothing;

• Remove accessories such as rings, loose necklaces, bracelets and hands table;
• Tie up long hair;
• Wear short-sleeved shirts and trousers.

Protect your feet

• Work shoes must be able to protect the ankles, soles and toes. CSA (Canadian Standards
Association Canadian Standards Association) green triangle symbol All shoes meet these
requirements;
• Employees should be responsible for maintaining personal Safety shoes, for example: in close
proximity when the power is on, the iron shoes are exposed. The metal piece of the toe will be
electrically conductive Danger;
• Always tighten your shoelaces to avoid Entangled or stumbled.
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When wearing a hard helmet:

If you work, you need to bend over and bow your head. Then use a chinstrap or ratchet
adjustment (Ratchet);

• Keep the helmet clean;

• Periodic inspection;
• Replace at least every two years Hat lining
• Do not use solvent cleaning hat;
• Unless approved by the manufacturer, Do not drill holes in the hat;
• Do not paint on the hat;
• If the hat has cracks or deep scratches, immediately stop using;
• Do not litter hats or use them as hammers.

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Other security issues or suggestions raised by participants are as follows

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