Employees who use hand and power tools are potentially exposed to the hazards of falling, flying and splashing objects, abrasive particles or harmful dusts, fumes, mists, vapors or gases: A. True B. False

Pneumatic tools pose which of the following hazards to the user and near-by employees?: A. Getting hit by one of the tool's attachments when the air source is disconnected B. Being struck by some kind of fastener, such as a nail gun C. Noise from tool use D. All of the above

Hazardous moving parts, the risk of electrical shock or burns, flying particles at hundreds of RPMs, as well as the risk of fire or explosion from sparks make improper use of power tools highly dangerous: A. True B. False

OSHA estimates that very few disabling accidents on the job involve the hands: A. True B. False

Because electric power tools use little electricity, the risk of shock is not a significant hazard: A. True B. False

Your company is responsible for the safe condition of tools and equipment used by employees, but the employees have the responsibility for properly inspecting, using and maintaining tools: A. True B. False