Sunday, 1 February 2009

DIY SAFETY

Garden Safety
The garden is a source of DIY-related accidents. Here is some advice to make sure you are safe in your garden.

Preparation
Making sensible preparations to prevent DIY accidents and ensure jobs are carried out safely.

Planning
Effective planning can help save time and prevent accidents.


Tool safety
Hiring tools for DIY is beocoming more popular. However you will need to know how to safely use these items e.g., chainsaws, hedge trimmers, compost shredders and brush cutters.


Gas/outdoor safety
Liquefied Petroleum Gas is a convenient and safe source of energy which is increasingly being used to power appliances around the home and garden. Find out how to use it safely while avoiding gas explosions and carbon monoxide poisoning.


999 safety
Learn how to react to accidents: when to dial 999, and how to deal with burns and scalds, cope with cuts and respond to poisoning.


Ladder Safety
Improper safety measures with ladders are one of the most common causes of accidents involving DIY. Learn how use ladders and ensure safe DIY.


Electrical safety
Electricity is great for power tools, but it can also be a killer. Learn how to use residual current devices, plugs and fuses.


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