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Hand and power tool safety involves preventing hazards associated with the use of power tools. This includes power tool hazards, OSHA guidelines around power tool use, training and more. Check in here for our latest content around keeping workers safe when using power tools.

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Worker wearing safety glasses and over the ear hearing protection holding a pneumatic tool attached to an air hose.
Construction Safety

Pneumatic tools may look just like electric power tools, but the air hose, compressor, and the tools themselves all introduce new hazards that you will need to account for.

By: Safeopedia Staff

Beyond Gloves: 7 Things to Do to Keep Your Hands Safe at Work
Construction Safety
Beyond Gloves: 7 Things to Do to Keep Your Hands Safe at Work
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By: Nikolaus Jakubinek | Health and Safety Manager
Gamification and Hand Safety
Construction Safety
Gamification and Hand Safety
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By: Joe Geng

Hand and Power Tool Safety Terms

Hand and Power Tool Safety Webinars

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Hand and Power Tool Safety Q&As

Should I tether my tools even when no one is working underneath me?

“Should I tether my tools even when no one is working underneath me?”

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Answered by: Sam Cook
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