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Table Saw Safety Checklist Mobile App

The Table Safety Checklist mobile app was designed to help reduce work related injuries related to power table saw blades. The app helps ensure that the workplace is compliant with rules related to safety devices and proper usage, including table saw blade guards, non-slip footwear, safety glass, eye protection and other important safety features.

Easily accessible from any smartphone or tablet, the app helps keep employees safe while working on woodworking projects and helps reduce the chances of table saw injury from occurring on your job site. Once completed, safety managers and table saw operators can sign off on the results electronically for their records.

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Employees will be properly and thoroughly trained before attempting to do any work with or on an...
Read and understand the Operator’s Manual before doing any work with the table saw.
Inspect the table saw before use every time.
Make sure all guards are in place, good condition, attached securely, and used at all times.
Disconnect the power to the table saw when not using, before servicing, making adjustments, and ...
Keep all observers at a safe distance from the work area.
When using the table saw, at all times know where your hands and fingers are verses the saw blade.
Always keep the saw blade speed at high speed when entering material to be cut or removing it fr...
Never force a piece of material through the saw, as a “kick-back” of the material could result.
Keep the saw teeth sharp so they will cut; dull teeth are more likely to cause a kickback.
Always be watchful for blade-pinching situations.
Always use splitter and anti-kick back fingers when ripping.
Always hold the work firmly against the miter gage or fence.
Always use a push stick for ripping narrow stock.
Stand to one side, not in line with the saw cut when ripping.
Move the rip fence out of the way when cross cutting.
When cutting moldings, never run the stock between the fence and molding cutterhead.
Never use the fence as a cut-off gage when cross cutting.
Shut off power and clean the saw before you leave it.
Wear personal protective equipment when operating any table saw, including safety glasses or fac...
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