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unit 104 PPT 2 powertools

unit 104 PPT 2 powertools

Assessment

Presentation

Construction

Vocational training

Practice Problem

Hard

Created by

Gareth Ellison

FREE Resource

17 Slides • 15 Questions

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Instructions:

  1. Look at the quote in the image:

  2. Reflect for 2 minutes:

    • What does this quote mean to you personally?

    • Why do you think the author compares believing in Santa Claus to believing in yourself?

  3. Write a short response (3–4 sentences):

    • Describe one situation in your life where believing in yourself made a difference.

Objective: To encourage self-confidence and positive thinking before starting the lesson.

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Open Ended

Why is it important to understand the uses and maintenance of power tools in the construction industry?

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Word Cloud

Identify tools you know about

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a reason why battery-operated tools are becoming more popular on site?

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They are flexible

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They have low voltage

3

They have no trip hazards

4

They are more powerful than mains tools

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Multiple Select

Which of the following statements about cordless drills is/are correct?

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Cordless drills have no trip hazards.

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Cordless drills can include SDS types.

3

Cordless drills operate only at 230v.

4

Cordless drills are always less powerful than corded drills.

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Fill in the Blanks

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Multiple Choice

Which power tool is specifically mentioned as being suitable for cutting out profiles in worktops, bathrooms, and patrician walls?

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Circular saw

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Jig saw

3

Rotary hammer drill

4

Cordless drill

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Open Ended

What safety precautions should be taken when using a jig saw, according to the information provided?

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following should you check before using a power tool?

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If the tool is sharp

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If the tool is clean

3

If the tool is new

4

If the tool is expensive

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Multiple Select

Which of the following are examples of faults that can occur with power tools?

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Missing safety guard

2

Frayed lead

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Mechanical damage

4

Damaged plug

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Task: Power Tool Safety – Think, Pair, Share

Objective: Identify key safety requirements and potential risks when using power tools.

Step 1 – Think (1 minute)

Individually, write down: 3 safety requirements for using power tools.

  • 2 potential risks if those requirements are ignored.


Step 2 – Pair (2 minutes)

  • Turn to a partner.

  • Compare your lists.

  • Agree on the top 3 safety requirements and top 2 risks.


Step 3 – Share (2 minutes)

  • Each pair shares their agreed points with the group.

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Multiple Choice

Which item should be checked to ensure electrical safety when using power tools?

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Correct fuse rating

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Tool color

3

Tool brand

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Tool weight

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Multiple Select

Which of the following are common electrical dangers when working with power tools?

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Faulty equipment

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Damaged/worn cables

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Trailing leads

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Slip hazards

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a common electrical danger when working with power tools?

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Electric shock from faulty wiring

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Overheating of mechanical parts

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Improper use of manual tools

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Lack of protective clothing

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Multiple Choice

A small electric sander uses a 3-pin plug and draws a low current. Which fuse rating is most suitable?

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A) 3A
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B) 5A
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C) 10A
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D) 15A

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Multiple Choice

A heavy-duty angle grinder is rated at 2000W and plugs into a standard UK socket. Which fuse should you fit?

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15A
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13A

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5A
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20A
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Instructions:

  1. Look at the quote in the image:

  2. Reflect for 2 minutes:

    • What does this quote mean to you personally?

    • Why do you think the author compares believing in Santa Claus to believing in yourself?

  3. Write a short response (3–4 sentences):

    • Describe one situation in your life where believing in yourself made a difference.

Objective: To encourage self-confidence and positive thinking before starting the lesson.

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