The dataset contains safety rules designed to promote safe practices in a workplace environment. Each entry includes a rule number, a specific safety rule, a detailed description of the rule, and the category under which the rule falls. This dataset can be utilized to educate employees on essential safety protocols and ensure compliance with safety standards.
| Rule Number | Safety Rule | Description | Category |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Wear Safety Glasses | Always wear safety glasses to protect your eyes from flying debris. | Personal Protection |
| 2 | Use Ear Protection | Wear earplugs or earmuffs to protect your hearing from loud machinery. | Personal Protection |
| 3 | Keep Workspace Clean | Maintain a tidy workspace to prevent accidents and ensure efficient work. | Housekeeping |
| 4 | Check Tools Before Use | Inspect all tools and machinery before using them to ensure they are in good condition. | Tool Maintenance |
| 5 | Use Proper Lighting | Ensure your workspace is well-lit to avoid accidents and mistakes. | Environment |
| 6 | Stay Focused | Avoid distractions while working, and focus on the task at hand. | Mental Preparedness |
| 7 | Avoid Loose Clothing | Wear fitted clothing to avoid getting caught in machinery. | Dress Code |
| 8 | Use Ventilation | Ensure proper ventilation when working with paints and solvents to avoid inhalation of harmful fumes. | Environmental Safety |
| 9 | Cut Away from Your Body | Always cut in a direction away from your body for safety. | Cutting Technique |
| 10 | Secure Workpieces | Use clamps or other devices to secure workpieces before cutting or drilling. | Workpiece Stability |
| 11 | Keep Hands Clear | Keep your hands clear of the cutting area when operating machinery. | Hand Safety |
| 12 | Don't Overreach | Avoid overreaching by standing on a stable surface and maintaining balance. | Body Positioning |
| 13 | Use Push Sticks | Use push sticks for narrow cuts or when your hands are close to the blade. | Tool Handling |
| 14 | Disconnect Power When Not in Use | Unplug tools when changing blades or bits, or when they are not in use. | Equipment Safety |
| 15 | Follow Manufacturer's Instructions | Always read and follow the manufacturer's instructions for tools and equipment. | General Safety |
| 16 | Use the Right Tool for the Job | Select the appropriate tool for each task to prevent accidents. | Tool Selection |
| 17 | Keep Guards in Place | Do not remove safety guards from power tools; they are there for your protection. | Guard Safety |
| 18 | Be Aware of Your Surroundings | Know the location of others and obstacles in your workspace while working. | Situational Awareness |
| 19 | Report Unsafe Conditions | Report any unsafe conditions or equipment to a supervisor immediately. | Responsibility |
| 20 | Practice Lockout Tagout | Use lockout/tagout procedures to ensure machines are not accidentally started while being repaired. | Maintenance Safety |
| 21 | Use Proper Lifting Techniques | Lift correctly to avoid back injuries by bending your knees and keeping your back straight. | Ergonomics |
| 22 | Avoid Alcohol and Drugs | Do not work under the influence of alcohol or drugs; it impairs judgment and motor skills. | Substance Abuse |
| 23 | Keep Tools Sharp | Use sharp tools as dull tools can slip and cause accidents. | Tool Efficiency |
| 24 | Keep Feet Protected | Wear sturdy shoes or boots that protect your feet from heavy falling objects. | Foot Protection |
| 25 | Don't Use Defective Tools | Do not use any tools that are damaged or malfunctioning; report them for repair. | Tool Safety |
| 26 | Organize Cords | Keep electrical cords organized to prevent tripping hazards. | Electrical Safety |
| 27 | Be Cautious with Chemicals | Handle chemicals carefully, using gloves and masks if necessary. | Chemical Safety |
| 28 | Use Table Saws Correctly | Always use the blade guard and do not bypass safety features on table saws. | Tool Operation |
| 29 | Always Use Riving Knife | Use a riving knife on a table saw to minimize kickback. | Tool Operation |
| 30 | Avoid Standing Directly Behind Blades | Stand off to the side of the cutting area to avoid injury from kickback. | Cutting Safety |
| 31 | Be Mindful of Sawdust | Clean up sawdust regularly to reduce fire hazards and slipping risks. | Housekeeping |
| 32 | Stay Hydrated | Keep hydrated, especially in long working conditions to maintain focus. | Health |
| 33 | Know Emergency Procedures | Familiarize yourself with emergency procedures and exits in your workspace. | Emergency Preparedness |
| 34 | Use a First Aid Kit | Have a fully stocked first aid kit accessible in your workshop. | Health Equipment |
| 35 | Wear a Dust Mask | Use a dust mask when sanding or cutting materials that generate dust. | Contaminant Protection |
| 36 | Avoid Working Alone | If possible, work with a buddy in case of emergencies; have someone nearby. | Teamwork |
| 37 | Secure Loose Long Hair | Tie back long hair to prevent it from getting caught in machinery. | Dress Code |
| 38 | Avoid Tools with Missing Parts | Do not use any tools that are missing essential parts or features. | Tool Integrity |
| 39 | Do Not Override Safety Features | Do not disable or override safety features on power tools. | Safety Compliance |
| 40 | Clean Tools After Use | Clean hand tools and power tools after use to maintain their condition and performance. | Tool Maintenance |
| 41 | Store Tools Properly | Store tools in their designated places to prevent accidents and damage. | Storage |
| 42 | Use Appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) | Wear appropriate PPE for the task at hand, including gloves, helmets, etc. | Personal Protection |
| 43 | Be Cautious with Power Strips | Avoid overloading power strips and use only as intended. | Electrical Safety |
| 44 | Understand the Risks of the Materials | Be familiar with the risks associated with the materials you are working with. | Material Safety |
| 45 | Avoid Using Handheld Tools Over Your Head | Do not use handheld tools such as saws or drills above head height. | Safety Positioning |
| 46 | Calibrate Tools Regularly | Ensure tools are calibrated and maintained regularly for safe operation. | Maintenance |
| 47 | Use the Right Blade for the Material | Select the appropriate cutting blade for the material being worked on. | Material Compatibility |
| 48 | Prioritize Safety Over Speed | Take your time to ensure safety and quality over rushing through tasks. | Work Ethic |
| 49 | Wear Non-slip Shoes | Wear shoes with good traction to prevent slipping in the workshop. | Footwear |
| 50 | Learn Proper Technique | Take the time to learn the correct techniques for using tools properly. | Skill Development |
| 51 | Communicate with Others | Inform others of your actions and alert them when moving around with tools. | Communication |
| 52 | Rotate Tasks | Take breaks and rotate tasks to reduce fatigue and maintain concentration. | Fatigue Management |
| 53 | Beware of Hot Surfaces | Allow tools that have been used to cool down before handling; they may be hot. | Temperature Safety |
| 54 | Do Not Work in a Crowded Space | Avoid working in a cramped area where movement is limited. | Space Management |
| 55 | Avoid Electrical Hazards | Check for frayed cords and avoid using tools in wet conditions. | Electrical Safety |
| 56 | Use Ladder Safely | Follow ladder safety rules when working at height, such as maintaining three points of contact. | Ladder Safety |
| 57 | Respect Fire Safety Requirements | Follow fire safety protocols, including having fire extinguishers accessible. | Fire Safety |
| 58 | Inspect Dust Collection Equipment | Ensure dust collections systems are functioning properly to minimize dust exposure. | Equipment Maintenance |
| 59 | Be Wary of Chemical Reactions | Understand the potential reactions between chemicals you are manipulating. | Chemical Safety |
| 60 | Use Caution When Moving Heavy Objects | Use dollies or assistance when moving heavy materials to avoid injury. | Lifting Safety |
| 61 | Know the Location of Emergency Exits | Identify and know how to access emergency exits in case of evacuation. | Emergency Preparedness |
| 62 | Develop a Safety Plan | Create a detailed safety plan for your workshop activities, including risks and mitigation. | Planning |
| 63 | Keep Flammable Materials Away | Store flammable materials away from heat sources and machinery. | Fire Safety |
| 64 | Avoid Breaking Tool Leads | Do not pull tools by the power cord; avoid stressed connections. | Electrical Safety |
| 65 | Stay Calm in Emergencies | Remain calm and act quickly in emergencies to ensure safety. | Emergency Management |
| 66 | Use a Fire Blanket | Have a fire blanket available in case of small fires. | Fire Preparedness |
| 67 | Avoid Pointing Sharp Tools at Others | Handle sharp tools responsibly and avoid pointing them towards others. | Tool Safety |
| 68 | Ensure Whirring Tools are Clear | Make sure no objects are between the cutting area and the tool before use. | Pre-Use Check |
| 69 | Use Non-toxic Materials | Select non-toxic materials whenever possible to reduce harmful exposure. | Material Selection |
| 70 | Respect Tool Capacity | Do not overload tools beyond their rated capacity to prevent failures. | Tool Use |
| 71 | Provide Training to New Users | Ensure all users receive training on safety and tool operation. | Training |
| 72 | Use Personal Protective Equipment Consistently (PPE) | Wear PPE consistently across all work tasks, not just when convenient. | PPE Usage |
| 73 | Communicate Hazardous Conditions | Alert coworkers of any hazardous conditions observed in the workspace. | Communication |
| 74 | Avoid Excessive Noise | Limit exposure to loud noises and use noise canceling when necessary. | Hearing Safety |
| 75 | Use Correct Pressure | Do not apply excessive force on tools that can lead to slips or equipment failure. | Tool Handling |
| 76 | Wear Gloves if Required | Wear gloves for specific tasks that require them, but avoid gloves around rotating equipment. | Hand Safety |
| 77 | Avoid Touching Hot Surfaces | Do not touch hot equipment or surfaces without proper protection to avoid burns. | Heat Safety |
| 78 | Limit Hand Reach for Safety | Limit hand reach to avoid falling or dropping tools. | Body Mechanics |
| 79 | Conduct Regular Safety Meetings | Hold regular meetings to discuss safety protocols and improvements. | Team Safety |
| 80 | Keep Personal Items Off Workspace | Avoid having personal items on the workspace to keep it organized and safe. | Housekeeping |
| 81 | Stay Informed About Safety Updates | Keep updated on new safety protocols and manufacturer advisories. | Compliance |
| 82 | Use Ladder Inspections Regularly | Check ladders for damage before using them for work at height. | Equipment Safety |
| 83 | Perform Safety Audits | Conduct regular audits to ensure compliance with safety standards and practices. | Safety Management |
| 84 | Avoid Shortcuts on Safety | Never take shortcuts on safety procedures, adhere strictly to them. | Integrity |
| 85 | Provide Adequate Training | Ensure everyone using the tools is adequately trained on safe operations. | Training |
| 86 | Use Proper Storage for Chemicals | Store chemicals according to their safety data sheets (SDS). | Chemical Safety |
| 87 | Check for Instability | Ensure tools and equipment are stable before beginning work. | Stability Check |
| 88 | Use Step Ladders Appropriately | Always face the ladder when climbing and ensure it's on a flat surface. | Ladder Use |
| 89 | Respect Machine Guarding | Never operate machines with guards removed; they are there for safety. | Machine Use |
| 90 | Routinely Review Fire Exits | Review and update fire exit paths and ensure they are clear of obstructions. | Fire Safety |
| 91 | Secure Heavily Loaded Cabinets | Make sure that cabinets are loaded properly and securely to avoid tipping. | Storage Safety |
| 92 | Keep Flammable Chemicals in Safety Cabinets | Store flammable chemicals in approved safety storage cabinets. | Chemical Safety |
| 93 | Follow Tool-specific Safety Procedures | Adhere to specific safety protocols for certain specialized tools and equipment. | Tool Protocol |
| 94 | Practice Safe Cutting Techniques | Always use safe cutting techniques tailored to the specific tool and material. | Cutting Safety |
| 95 | Calibrate Measuring Instruments | Ensure measuring tools are calibrated for accuracy before use. | Precision Tools |
| 96 | Develop a Workplace Hazard Assessment | Conduct and maintain an updated hazard assessment for the workshop. | Risk Analysis |
| 97 | Utilize Emergency Stop Switches | Know the location and use of emergency stop buttons on machines. | Emergency Procedures |
| 98 | Avoid Using Tools When Tired | Do not operate machinery or tools when fatigued to prevent accidents. | Fatigue Policy |
| 99 | Practice Safe Drilling Techniques | Utilize clamps when drilling to stabilize the workpiece. | Drilling Safety |
| 100 | Use Proper Adhesives Safely | Handle and store adhesives according to safety data to minimize risks. | Adhesive Safety |