Safety for the HVAC Technician – Tools and Test Instruments
This course explains the basic precautions and safety tips while using tools and test instruments.
Upon the completion of this module, you will be able to:
- Describe the major hazards from using worn or poorly maintained tools.
- List some important tips for proper usage of hand tools.
- Describe the precautionary measures for working with electric tools.
- Describe the precautionary measures for working with extension cords.
- Describe the necessary steps for effectively maintaining battery operated tools.
- List the precautionary measures for working with pneumatic tools and gasoline-powered tools.
- Explain how powder-actuated tools work.
- List the safety precautions for powder-actuated tools.
- Explain the steps technicians should take to maintain and work with test meters.
Topic 1: Hand Tools
- Possible Hazards from Damaged Tools
- Basic Hand Tool Reminders
- OSHA Hand Tools and Equipment Checklist
- Non-Sparking Tools
- Check-Point Question: Hand Tool Precautions
- Topic Summary
Topic 2: Power Tools
- Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters
- Precautions When Working with Power Tools
- Tips for Working with Power Tools
- Power Tools and PPE
- Four Steps for Power Tool Safety
- Extension Cords
- OSHA Portable Tool and Equipment Checklist
- Cordless Tools
- Battery Maintenance for Cordless Tools
- Tools Guards
- Pneumatic Tools
- Gasoline-Powered Tools
- Check-Point Question: Hazard from Battery Operated Power Tools
- Check-Point Question: Features of Power Tools
- Topic Summary
Topic 3: Powder-Actuated Tools
- Operating Powder-Actuated Tools
- Safety Precautions for Powder-Actuated Tools
- OSHA Powder-Actuated Tool Checklist
- Check-point Question: Precautions for Powder-Actuated Tools
- Topic Summary
Topic 4: Test Meters
- Working with Test Meters
- Checking Test Equipment
- Test Meter Maintenance
- Safety Tips for Multimeters
- Check-point Question: Features of Test Meters
This course is 2.0 Hours, Online, Available 24/7 for your convenience.
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