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Chapter 807

Wash. Admin. Code ch. 296-807

Portable Power Tools

LABOR AND INDUSTRIES, DEPARTMENT OF

296-807-099Definitions 296-807-100Scope 296-807-110Switches (controls)296-807-11005Make sure switches are safe 296-807-120Portable circular saws 296-807-12005Make sure portable circular saws are safe to use 296-807-130Portable belt sanding machines 296-807-13005Guard portable belt sanding machines 296-807-140Compressed air tools 296-807-14005Follow the manufacturer's instructions 296-807-14010Prevent air tools from ejecting attachments 296-807-14015Protect employees from contact with compressed air 296-807-14020Make sure safeguards are used when cleaning with compressed air 296-807-14025Make sure airhose and plastic pipe supplying compressed air to portable air tools are safe 296-807-14030Make sure air tools are adequately designed and constructed 296-807-14035Use air tools safely 296-807-14040Make sure fastener driving air tools (nailers and staplers) are safe 296-807-150Powder actuated fastening systems 296-807-15005Make sure tool operators are qualified 296-807-15010Make sure employees are aware tools are in use and wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE)296-807-15015Make sure tools are adequately designed and constructed 296-807-15020Make sure tools and containers are properly labeled 296-807-15025Make sure powder loads and power levels are properly identified 296-807-15030Use proper powder loads 296-807-15035Make sure the tool is appropriate to the job 296-807-15040Make sure the operator uses the tool safely 296-807-15045Use fasteners safely 296-807-15050Inspect and maintain tools properly 296-807-15055Make sure tools are stored properly 296-807-160Power lawnmowers 296-807-16005Make sure equipment meets minimum design and construction requirements 296-807-16010Make sure the equipment has the appropriate labels and decals 296-807-16015Make sure the operator understands and follows instructions before starting the mower 296-807-16020Use the equipment safely 296-807-16025Protect employees from fuel and exhaust 296-807-16030Use walk-behind mowers safely 296-807-16035Use ride-on mowers safely 296-807-170Jacks 296-807-17005Make sure jacks are labeled with their rated load(s)296-807-17010Make sure the jack is safe to lift the load 296-807-17015Lift the load safely 296-807-17020Visually inspect jacks and keep them in good working order 296-807-180Portable tools using abrasive wheels 296-807-18005Make sure abrasive wheels and tools are properly designed and constructed 296-807-18010Make sure machines have safety guards 296-807-18015Keep safety guards in good functional condition 296-807-18020Use specific safety guards for machines using Type 1 grinding wheels, cutting-off wheels, and tuck pointing wheels 296-807-18025Use specific safety guards for vertical and angle grinders using Type 6 or Type 11 wheels 296-807-18030Use specific safety guards for vertical and angle grinders using Type 27, 28 and 29 wheels 296-807-18035Use side handles on vertical and angle grinders 296-807-18040Make sure abrasive wheels are safe to use 296-807-18045Mount wheels properly 296-807-18050Use proper flanges 296-807-18055Make sure flanges are in good condition 296-807-18060Use specific flanges for Type 1 cutting-off wheels 296-807-18065Use specific flanges for Type 27A cutting-off wheels 296-807-18070Use specific flanges for threaded hole wheels 296-807-18075Use specific flanges for cup, cone or plug wheels with threaded inserts or projecting studs 296-807-18080Use blotters when required 296-807-18085Meet specific blotter requirements when using modified Types 6 and 11 wheels (terrazzo)