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Le - Proper Storing of Tools

This document provides guidelines for properly storing and maintaining tools in an electronics workshop. It outlines three key points: 1) Each tool should be returned to its designated storage place so it can be easily found when needed. 2) Tools should be stored in an accessible but safe location away from machinery to prevent accidents. 3) Tools should be kept in good working condition and used only for their intended purposes. Following these guidelines helps ensure tools are organized and safe to use.

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Le - Proper Storing of Tools

This document provides guidelines for properly storing and maintaining tools in an electronics workshop. It outlines three key points: 1) Each tool should be returned to its designated storage place so it can be easily found when needed. 2) Tools should be stored in an accessible but safe location away from machinery to prevent accidents. 3) Tools should be kept in good working condition and used only for their intended purposes. Following these guidelines helps ensure tools are organized and safe to use.

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Bataan National High School

City of Balanga, Bataan

Learning Elements in TVE - Electronics

PROPER STORING OF TOOLS

KEEP EACH TOOL IN ITS PROPER


STORAGE PLACE.  A tool is useless if you
cannot find it.  If  you return  each  tool  to  its
proper  place,  you  will  know  where it  is
when  you  need  it.

KEEP  YOUR  TOOLS  WITHIN  EASY


REACH  ANDWHERE  THEY  CANNOT  FALL
ON  THE  FLOOR  ORON  MACHINERY.
Avoid placing tools anywhere above machinery
or electrical apparatus.  Serious  damage  will
result  if  the  tool  falls  into  the  machinery
after  the  equipment  is  turned  on  or
running.

KEEP YOUR TOOL SETCOMPLETE.  If  you


are  issued a  tool  box,  each  tool  should  be
placed  in  it  when  not  in use. If possible,
the box should be locked and stored in a
designated area.  Keep an inventory list in the
box and check it after each job. This will help
you to keep track of your   tools.

KEEP YOUR TOOLS IN GOOD CONDITION.


Keep them free of rust, nicks, burrs, and
breaks.

TVE - ELECTRONICS Learning Element No.:

M.V.CAŇ ETE Reference Code:


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Bataan National High School
City of Balanga, Bataan

Learning Elements in TVE - Electronics

USE  EACH  TOOL  ONLY  ON  THE  JOB


FOR  WHICH  IT WAS  DESIGNED.  If you
use the wrong tool to make an adjustment,
the   result   will   probably   be
unsatisfactory. For  example,  if  you  use  a
socket  wrench  that  is  too  big, you will
round off the corners of the wrench or nut. If
this rounded  wrench  or  nut  is  not
replaced  immediately,  the safety  of  your
equipment  may  be  endangered  in  an
emergency.

NOTE: Return broken tools to tool keeper.

NEVER USE DAMAGED TOOLS.  Notify your supervisor of broken or


damaged tools.  A  battered  screw driver may  slip  and  spoil  the  the
 screw  slot  or  cause  painful injury  to  the  user.  A gage strained out of
shape will result in inaccurate measurements. Remember,  a  worker’s
 efficiency  is  often  a  direct  result of  the  condition  of  the  tools  being
 used.  Workers  are often  judged  by  the  manner  in  which  they  handle
 and care  for  their  tools.  You  should  care  for  hand  tools  the same  way
 you  care  for  personal  property.  Always  keep hand  tools  clean  and
 free  from  dirt,  grease,  and  foreign matter.  After  use,  return  tools
 promptly  to  their  proper places  in  the  tool  box.  Improve  your  own
 efficiency  by organizing  your  tools  so  that  those  used  most  frequently
can  be  reached  easily  without  sorting  through  the  entire contents   of
  the   box.   Avoid   accumulating   unnecessary accident.

TVE - ELECTRONICS Learning Element No.:

M.V.CAŇ ETE Reference Code:


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