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Safety Procedures & Tool Usage Flashcards

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  1. What is the correct order for connecting jumper cables to a vehicle with a dead battery?

    Answer: Positive dead, positive good, negative good, then ground on dead vehicle's engine block away from battery

    Making the final connection to a ground away from the battery reduces the risk of igniting hydrogen gas.

  2. What is the purpose of a lockout/tagout procedure?

    Answer: Ensure equipment cannot be energized while being serviced

    Lockout/tagout isolates energy sources so machines cannot start unexpectedly during maintenance.

  3. Which hammer is preferred when striking hardened steel tools like punches and chisels?

    Answer: Ball-peen hammer

    Ball-peen hammers have heat-treated faces designed for striking metal tools and punches.

  4. Why should mushroomed chisel heads be ground down?

    Answer: Because pieces can break off and fly when struck

    Mushroomed heads can shed metal fragments on impact, creating a serious eye and skin hazard.

  5. When storing oily shop rags, what is the proper container?

    Answer: Approved self-closing metal container

    Oily rags can spontaneously combust, so approved self-closing metal containers limit oxygen and contain fire.

  6. What is the main advantage of a six-point socket over a twelve-point socket?

    Answer: Grips the flats of the fastener, reducing the risk of rounding

    Six-point sockets contact the flat sides of a hex fastener, distributing force and reducing rounding.

  7. Before raising a vehicle with a floor jack, what should be done first?

    Answer: Set the parking brake and chock the wheels remaining on the ground

    Parking brake and wheel chocks prevent the vehicle from rolling off the jack.