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Sop Drill Electric Hand

This 3 page document provides a safe operation procedure for using an electric hand drill. It describes the drill, potential hazards including exposed moving parts and electrical hazards. Personal protective equipment is required like eye and hearing protection. Risks are outlined such as entanglement hazards and cutting hazards. The safe work procedure checklist covers pre-operation, operation, and post-operation steps like inspecting the drill, securely clamping the workpiece, keeping hands away from cutters, and storing the drill properly after use. Competent persons authorized to train students are listed.

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Sop Drill Electric Hand

This 3 page document provides a safe operation procedure for using an electric hand drill. It describes the drill, potential hazards including exposed moving parts and electrical hazards. Personal protective equipment is required like eye and hearing protection. Risks are outlined such as entanglement hazards and cutting hazards. The safe work procedure checklist covers pre-operation, operation, and post-operation steps like inspecting the drill, securely clamping the workpiece, keeping hands away from cutters, and storing the drill properly after use. Competent persons authorized to train students are listed.

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Safe Operation Procedure

Authorized By: Chris Vandelaar


Title: Electric Hand Drill – Corded/Cordless
Issue Date: May 2016 CENTRAL OFFICE USE ONLY Page Number: 1 of 2
Last Reviewed: May 2016
Next Review Date: May 2018

DO NOT use this machine unless you have been trained in its safe use and operation.
Description of Work: Using a Electric Hand Drill
Potential Hazards: Exposed moving spindle
and cutter. Electrical hazard with the potential
to cause harm through entanglement, cutting,
impact, abrasion, exposure to noise,
projectiles, sharp objects, and friction.
Important Notice: This SOP is intended as a
reference guide to compliment Western
Engineering’s Shop Safety Training. This
document by its self does not constitute
shop/equipment training. Please visit OWL site:
“Western Engineering Shop Training”

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Required (Check the box for required PPE):

Respirator /Dust Eye Employ Cutting Hearing Protective


Mask/ Protection Entanglement Hazard Protection Clothing
Extraction Precautions

Risk and Hazards Prevention:


 Entanglement Hazard – Ensure the tool is gripped firmly and operator is prepared to overpower
torque. No loose Clothing, No Jewellery or accessories, Long Hair must be contained
 Cutting – Be cautious of moving bits/blades
 Use dust mask to avoid inhalation of fumes and dusts
 Pinching from work piece shifting use proper work holding strategies during operation

Safe Work Procedure Checklist:

1. PRE-Operation:
o Always begin by setting-up your work area safely to avoid the following: Trip hazard,
uncomfortable working conditions, electrical hazards, crowded work spaces (other students)
and other dangerous situations
 Use only in designated area. Use screens or curtains to contain hazards
 Ensure the appropriate bit is correctly installed and that it is appropriate for the task and material
 Work piece - Ensure work piece is securely clamped
 Be prepared to firmly grip the tool when in use
 Plan your cut to ensure that your blade will not cut anything unintentionally. Ie: Work table
 Identify ON/OFF switch
 Inspect electrical cord if so equipped

THIS DOCUMENT IS UNCONTROLLED WHEN PRINTED


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Safe Operation Procedure
Authorized By: Chris Vandelaar
Title: Electric Hand Drill – Corded/Cordless
Issue Date: May 2016 CENTRAL OFFICE USE ONLY Page Number: 2 of 2
Last Reviewed: May 2016
Next Review Date: May 2018

2. Operation:
 Leave machine unplugged/unpowered until ready for use
 Ensure all other students are clear of immediate work area
 Keep fingers, hands and cables free of cutters and surrounding area
 Check that the bit runs ‘true’ and does not wobble. Excess vibration must be identified and
addressed immediately
 Do not make adjustments while machine is plugged in – un-plug to make adjustments
 Increase working loads gradually. Never abruptly. Use smooth fluid motions. Use caution when
drilling though holes
 Be aware of flying debris, dust and particulate. Aim debris away from self and other people
 Turn drill off when not in use
 Ensure machines have been isolated from power sources before being cleaned, adjusted,
maintained or repaired.
 Un-plug when not in use

3. POST-Operation:
 Remove cutters from chuck before putting tool away
 Store cord (if equipped) in such a way that it is not in contact with the blade. Never carry any power
tool by its cord
 Remove (if equipped) battery and charge if less than 50% power

Competent Persons (The following persons are authorised to operate, supervise and test students on the equipment/process).
Name: Title: Contact Details:
Chris Vandelaar Student Shop Manager CMLP 1301 x 80281
UMS Technicians UMS Technicians TEB Rm. 50 x 88836

This SOP does not necessarily cover all possible hazards associated with the machine and should be used in conjunction with
other references It is designed to be used as an adjunct to teaching Safety Procedures and to act as a reminder to users prior
to machine use

Date of last review: Signature:

THIS DOCUMENT IS UNCONTROLLED WHEN PRINTED


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