Powder Actuated Tools Sample Clauses

Powder Actuated Tools. Only low-velocity-type tools will be allowed on this project. Special permission from Webcor/Obayashi must be obtained before high-velocity types can be used, and then only if the job requires it. All personnel working with powder-actuated tools shall be property instructed and licensed for operation of the tool and shall be in possession of current certification while using powder-actuated tools. Warning signs shall be posted in the work area where powder-actuated tools are in use. Dismissal From Project
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Powder Actuated Tools. No one will be required to operate a powder actuated tool unless properly instructed by a company representative. Any powder actuated tool shall be accompanied on the job by the manufacturer's written instructions.
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Powder Actuated Tools. When employee(s) are required by the Employer to use Powder Actuated Tools, such employee(s) shall be properly certified.
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Powder Actuated Tools. Powder-actuated tools can pose many hazards; therefore their use will not be permitted in WPCB facility buildings without approval of the WPCB Safety Specialist or designee. In addition: • Contractor employees who operate, load, maintain, etc. powder-actuated tools must be properly trained in their use as specified by the manufacturer. • Each powder-actuated tool must be stored in its own locked container when not being used. • A sign of at least 7 inches by 10 inches with bold face type reading “POWDER- ACTUATED TOOL IN USE” must be conspicuously posted in the area where the tool is being used and at all entrances immediately adjacent to the work area. • Powder-actuated tools must be left unloaded until they are ready to be used.
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Powder Actuated Tools a) Only trained employees or crews will operate powder-actuated tools.
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