WorkBC reports that cigarette smoke contains "at least 250 chemicals that cause cancer or are toxic." Workers can be exposed to smoking-related toxins through: First-hand exposure (i.e. smoking) Second-hand exposure (i.e. breathing in smoky air) Third-hand exposure (i.e. being in an area where someone has smoked)

Keep work area clear of debris Never use damaged or loose hand tools Select a hammer that is appropriate for the job at hand Wear appropriate PPE (including protective eyewear)

Risks of falls from elevation, primarily from: Uneven or slippery surfaces Overexertion Not following safe work procedures Not using proper fall protection

Wear appropriate eye protection while using the pneumatic torque wrench If possible, use the tool in hands-free applications Use the appropriate reaction fixture (if applicable) Inspect tool for damage or wear prior to use

A needle scaler, also called a needle gun scaler, is a tool that relies on compressed air. Thanks to this pressure, the needle scaler can easily remove and chip away at debris. Some safety precautions to consider while using this tool include: Protective equipment (gloves, safety goggles) Wear non-slip shoes... read more →

Use in a dry and clean environment Wear protective equipment (protective glasses, dust mask) Be mindful of any extension cords Make sure to read the owner's manual to familiarize yourself with any features and components