CYCLE 4 - BASIC ELECTRONIC TOOLS / INTRO TO OHS / 5S

They require an electric source or battery to operate.

They can work automatically without manual intervention.

They are always safer than hand tools.

They cease to function without a power source.

A tool operated by hand without electricity or a motor.

A tool that requires an electric source or battery.

A tool used only for electronics projects.

A tool that cannot be used manually.

Holding, bending, and stretching the lead of electronic components or connecting wires

Cutting wires

Removing insulation from wires

Hammering nails

A side cutter is used to cut wires, while a wire stripper is used to remove insulation from wires.

A side cutter is used to hold wires, while a wire stripper is used to cut wires.

A side cutter is used to bend wires, while a wire stripper is used to stretch wires.

A side cutter is used to remove insulation, while a wire stripper is used to cut wires.

Long-nose plier

Side cutter

Wire stripper

Screwdriver

To apply heat to melt solder and attach two metal parts

To measure electrical resistance

To cut wires

To test voltage

Measure AC and DC voltages

Measure resistance

Measure small amounts of DC current

Measure the length of an object

Wearing appropriate protective gear

Ignoring safety signs

Using damaged tools

Eating and drinking near workstations

Discarding broken or obsolete components and equipment.

Labeling component drawers.

Scheduling daily cleaning routines.

Implementing a regular inspection schedule.

Scheduling daily cleaning routines

Ensuring ventilation systems are functioning properly

Labeling component drawers

Checking all electrical connections and equipment to prevent dust build-up