Grinding Safety Review
You'll practice identifying and explaining safe practices for grinding
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Topics of this game:
- A faceshield can be used in place of safety glasses to protect your face from flying sparks.
- A potential risk of using gloves while grinding is that the gloves could get caught in the grinder.
- If you have to grind a small part, you can use a _________ to hold the part to prevent it from slipping out of your hand.
- Wearing ear protection while grinding is highly recommended because:
- The easiest and most effective way to protect yourself from inhaling dust while grinding is to:
- If you use a grinding disc for any purpose other than grinding, it may cause the disc to shatter.
- When using a portable grinder to work on a smaller piece, the best practice is to use ______ to hold the piece down so that it doesn't move while you are grinding.
- The best PPE for grinding includes:
- It may make the job take longer, but there is no safety issue with using a disc that is worn out.
- Under what circumstances is it ok to remove the guards on a grinder
- A grinder making excessive noise or vibration may indicate that:
- Using bare hands while grinding eliminates the risk of gloves getting caught in the grinder but may put you at risk for:
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