Hand & Finger Safety

2. Don't wear loose clothing or _________ that could get caught in machinery.
3. Be aware of all actual and potential __________ around you.
8. Currently 62% of our _______________ involve hand and finger injuries.
9. Make sure all hand ______ are safe and well maintained.
10. Materials worn as the last line of protection from hazards
11. Hand injuries are almost always __________.
12. Good ___________ prevent Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and other overuse injuries.
14. Ensure proper ___________ has been before performing safety-sensitive tasks.
15. Make sure machine __________ are in place, in good shape, and working properly.
18. Don't ____ your work.
20. Place where two or more objects meet that presents a risk for being caught or crushed.

1. Always wear proper heat-rated PPE and use thermometers or other tools - NOT hands - to check _____________.
4. Be aware of any rough or _____ edges and surfaces that could cut your skin.
5. _______________ to secure the machine and energy sources when performing maintenance, repairs, tool changes, cleaning, etc.
6. Never override _______ features and settings.
7. The hierarchy of __________ include Elimination, Substitution, Engineering, Administrative, and PPE solutions to reduce risk.
13. Don't use your ___________ to push material or sweep up debris.
16. Never ________ into equipment if you cannot see what is inside.
17. ______ and report any unsafe conditions immediately.
19. Avoid ____ irritation from chemicals and debris by wearing proper PPE and washing hands.