Can you think of a commercial construction project that has been completed without the use of hand tools or power tools? Yeah, neither could I. Maybe it’s our familiarity with them or the fact that they are such a commonplace item on the construction site that hand tool and power tool safety often gets overlooked. Hand tools and power tools present a host of potential hazards such as flying objects, electrical shock, falling objects, punctures and lacerations. Here are 10 quick and easy tips for safely working with hand and power tools.

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Wear your PPE. Issue personal protective equipment to your employees and make sure they wear them properly. This includes items like safety goggles, face masks, ear plugs, hard hats and work gloves. Avoid wearing loose clothing or jewelry that could impede your work or get caught in any moving parts on power tools.