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• Basic knife safety rules that help prevent injuries; • How and why knife blades should be sharpened regularly; • How to protect body parts and co-workers from knife blade paths; • Why tendon and nerve lacerations to the hand can be so damaging; • What to do in the event of a knife injury. INSTRUCTIONAL CONTENT: BACKGROUND
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Always store and transport knives with the blade retracted fully or with a guard in place. Consider self-retracting utility knives to minimize the chance of accidently cutting yourself. Video
• When using knives with retractable blades, always close the blade when finished or before handing it to another worker. • Many types of knives have built-in safety features such as automatically retracting blades or special guards to provide additional protection.
Utility knives are very useful for cutting strapping, puncturing shrink-wrap and opening packaging. But one wrong move and these retractable blades can do serious harm. In fact, nearly 40 percent of all injuries attributed to manual workshop tools in the US involve knives with retractable blades.
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15 Ιουλ 2019 · Retract the razor blade fully into the handle when not using the knife. Replace the razor blade when it becomes dull or broken. Make sure the material being cut is held securely so it can’t shift or move.
