Demonstration should include
- types of protective clothing and equipment (e.g., protection of the body, eyes, ears, hands, respiratory system, auditory functions)
- grooming/hygiene (e.g., precautions related to hair length; loose clothing or jewelry; greasy hands, shoes, or clothing; dirty or scratched eye protection).
Demonstration should include the correct use, the hazards, and the precautions associated with each, in accordance with manufacturers instructions and government regulations concerning hazardous material and lab safety.
Process/Skill Questions:
- What hazards exist due to loose-fitting clothing or long hair?
- When is it advisable to use goggles in a small engine repair lab?
- When would it be necessary to wear ear protection in the small engine repair lab?
- Why are steel-toed boots and shoes worn in small engine repair labs?