1. A UTO S AFETY T EST Part 3 - Equipment

2. J ACKS ARE USED TO : Hold a car up while working under it Raise a car Move a car Keep a car in place

3. J ACKS ARE USED TO : Hold a car up while working under it Raise a car Move a car Keep a car in place

4. J ACK HANDLES SHOULD BE RAISED SO THEY : Can be used quickly Don’t get bent Are locked Are out of the way

5. J ACK HANDLES SHOULD BE RAISED SO THEY : Can be used quickly Don’t get bent Are locked Are out of the way

6. K NOW WHERE THE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS ARE AND : Read the instructions on them Keep them covered Keep one near you Store flammables under them

7. K NOW WHERE THE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS ARE AND : Read the instructions on them Keep them covered Keep one near you Store flammables under them

8. I F YOU HAVE TO RUN A CAR IN THE SHOP : Keep the engine at a slow idle Attach an exhaust hose to the carburetor Attach an exhaust hose to the tail pipe Disconnect the muffler

9. I F YOU HAVE TO RUN A CAR IN THE SHOP : Keep the engine at a slow idle Attach an exhaust hose to the carburetor Attach an exhaust hose to the tail pipe Disconnect the muffler

10. B ATTERY CHARGERS SHOULD BE OFF WHEN CONNECTING TO AVOID : Draining the battery Causing sparks Clogging the charger Running the charger unnecessarily

11. B ATTERY CHARGERS SHOULD BE OFF WHEN CONNECTING TO AVOID : Draining the battery Causing sparks Clogging the charger Running the charger unnecessarily

12. I F JACK STANDS ARE IN THE WRONG PLACE : They could break The jack won’t work The car could slip or be damaged The chocks could be damaged

13. I F JACK STANDS ARE IN THE WRONG PLACE : They could break The jack won’t work The car could slip or be damaged The chocks could be damaged

14. T HESE ARE NOT J ACK S TANDS

15. T HE PARTS OF A HOIST THAT HOLD THE CAR ARE : Motor mounts Bridles Grids Saddles

16. T HE PARTS OF A HOIST THAT HOLD THE CAR ARE : Motor mounts Bridles Grids Saddles

17. W HEN SETTING UP A HOIST, MAKE SURE : The saddles are under the lift points The motor mounts are in place The jack stands are in place The jack is locked in place

18. W HEN SETTING UP A HOIST, MAKE SURE : The saddles are under the lift points The motor mounts are in place The jack stands are in place The jack is locked in place

19. T HESE S ADDLES WERE NOT UNDER THE LIFT POINTS.

20. B EFORE YOU RAISE OR LOWER A CAR ON A HOIST, WARN EVERYONE TO : Put on their safety glasses Keep quiet Cover the surrounding cars Stand clear

21. B EFORE YOU RAISE OR LOWER A CAR ON A HOIST, WARN EVERYONE TO : Put on their safety glasses Keep quiet Cover the surrounding cars Stand clear

22. B EFORE YOU RAISE OR LOWER A CAR ON A HOIST, WARN EVERYONE TO : Put on their safety glasses Keep quiet Cover the surrounding cars Stand clear

23. W HEN USING POWER EQUIPMENT YOU SHOULD USE : Safety zones Safety glasses A welding hood Low speeds

24. W HEN USING POWER EQUIPMENT YOU SHOULD USE : Safety zones Safety glasses A welding hood Low speeds

25. I F SOMEONE IS USING EQUIPMENT INSIDE A SAFETY ZONE YOU SHOULD : Stay clear of the machine and outside the zone Stand in the zone Wear safety glasses and proceed cautiously Be sure the operator is also outside the zone

26. I F SOMEONE IS USING EQUIPMENT INSIDE A SAFETY ZONE YOU SHOULD : Stay clear of the machine and outside the zone Stand in the zone Wear safety glasses and proceed cautiously Be sure the operator is also outside the zone

27. I F SOMEONE IS USING A MACHINE : Offer to help Tell them you want to use it next Don’t talk to or distract them

28. I F SOMEONE IS USING A MACHINE : Offer to help Tell them you want to use it next Don’t talk to or distract them

29. I F YOU HAVE TO LEAVE A MACHINE : Warn everyone that it is running Turn it off Leave it running so others will know it’s in use Make sure the guard is in place

30. I F YOU HAVE TO LEAVE A MACHINE : Warn everyone that it is running Turn it off Leave it running so others will know it’s in use Make sure the guard is in place

31. H OW DO YOU DISCONNECT A POWER CORD : Pull the cord gently Pull the plug Break the circuit Use insulated pliers

32. H OW DO YOU DISCONNECT A POWER CORD : Pull the cord gently Pull the plug Break the circuit Use insulated pliers

33. E LECTRICAL CORDS AND WATER COULD : Short out or shock someone Get damaged or dirty Get twisted around tools and equipment Get oily and deteriorate

34. E LECTRICAL CORDS AND WATER COULD : Short out or shock someone Get damaged or dirty Get twisted around tools and equipment Get oily and deteriorate

35. F RAYED WIRES COULD CAUSE : Leaking electricity A short circuit, shock, burn, or start a fire Dirt in the wires Spontaneous combustion

36. F RAYED WIRES COULD CAUSE : Leaking electricity A short circuit, shock, burn, or start a fire Dirt in the wires Spontaneous combustion

37. S HOULD YOU WEAR GLOVES WITH ROTATING POWER TOOLS ?

38. No

39. D O YOU NEED JACK STANDS WHEN USING A JACK ?

40. Yes