Demonstration should include
- types of protective clothing and equipment (e.g., protection of the eyes, respiratory system, auditory functions, feet, hands, and body)
- grooming and hygiene considerations (e.g., precautions related to hair length; loose clothing and jewelry; greasy hands, shoes, or clothing; dirty or scratched eye protection)
- adhering to manufacturer instructions and government regulations concerning hazardous materials and lab safety.
Process/Skill Questions:
- What hazards do loose-fitting clothing or long hair pose?
- When is it advisable to use goggles in an agricultural mechanics lab/workshop?
- When is it necessary to wear ear protection in an agricultural mechanics lab/workshop?
- Why are steel-toed boots and shoes worn in the agricultural mechanics lab/workshop?