1. Wear personal protective equipment consistent with the hazard and as directed by your supervisor. 
2. Be aware of the wide variety of chemicals, cleaning agents, degreasers, paint thinners and other combustible materials used in the shops. Read and follow warning labels on containers and on MSDSs, to ensure materials are handled and stored properly. 
3. Be familiar with the Facility's Evacuation Plan. Notify the supervisor if a hazardous substance is spilled. Follow proper procedure for clean up. 
4. Be aware of the location of first aid kit, fire extinguishers, fire alarm and hoses. Check routinely to make sure they are working properly. Follow good housekeeping practices to reduce the risk of fire. 
5. Material handling equipment (forklifts, hoists, etc.) shall be operated in a safe manner, as established in applicable training programs and manufacturer's guideline. Pedestrians should be alert for moving equipment within and adjacent to shops. 
6. Proper lifting techniques shall be used. Get help or use lifting equipment if necessary. 
7. Be aware of loose or slippery materials, tripping hazards and other obstructions. Take appropriate measures to eliminate these conditions. 
8. Determine routing for electrical cords and equipment lines to avoid tripping hazards. 
9. Ensure that proper and adequate ventilation is available and used for those processes that require it. requiring and recheck exhaust. adequate ventilation.
10. Utilize portable, non-sparking lights when working on vehicle engines and areas where hydrocarbon vapors may be present.
11. Ensure ready access to and operating conditions of eye washes and emergency showers in case of exposure to skin and eye irritants.