Your tasks: Health and Safety rules

1st A:

• Inés A.'s Voki. Ok
• Lorca P.'s Voki: Ok

 

• Clara F.'s Voki. Ok
• Miguel F.'s Voki. Ok
• Macarena's Voki. Ok
• Luna O.'s Voki. Ok
• Sara de I.'s Voki. Ok
• Alejandra V.'s Voki. Ok
• Mariana S.'s Voki. Ok
• Sandra R.'s Voki. Ok
• Andrea P.'s Voki. Ok
• Paula H.'s Voki. Ok
• Lucía C.'s Voki. Ok
• Jaime F.'s Voki. Ok
• David S.'s Voki. Ok
• Eva A.'s Voki. Ok and with your voice!!
• Fabián M.'s Voki. Ok
• Juan M.'s Voki. Ok
• Andrea B.'s Voki. Ok
• Jorge S.'s Voki. Ok
• Lucía I.'s Voki. Ok
• Carolina M.'s Voki. Ok
• Inés M.'s Voki. Ok
• Esperanza V.'s Voki. I don't understand the message!
• Guillermo G.'s Voki. ???
• Carlos T.'s Voki. Ok
• Marco W.'s Voki. ???
• Diego F.'s Voki.
• Javier L.'s Voki.

1st B:

• Miguel C.'s Voki . Ok
• Guillermo A.'s Voki. Ok
• Jorge L.'s Voki. Ok.
• Marina R.'s Voki. Great!
• Ismael S.'s Voki. Ok
• Rafael M.'s Voki. Ok
• Daniel G.'s Voki. Ok
• Pablo Bra.'s Voki. Ok. Peace!
• Alex M.'s Voki. Ok
• Juan V.'s Voki. Ok
• Nicolás Z.'s Voki. Ok
• Manuel del A.'s Voki. Excellent!
• Lucía S.'s Voki. Ok
• Laura G.'s Voki. Ok
• Ana C.'s Voki. Ok
• Milena O.'s Voki. Ok
• Jose María V.'s Voki. Ok
• Almaz M.'s Voki. Ok
• Nahum C.'s Voki. Ok
• Miguel G.'s Voki. Ok
• Marta V.'s Voki. Ok
• Eduardo A.'s Voki. Ok
• Lucía G.'s Voki. Ok
• Hugo C-'s Voki. Ok
• Claudia L.'s Voki. Very good!
• Pablo Be.'s Voki. Ok
• María Luz F.'s Voki. ???

1st C:

• Erika P.'s Voki. You recorded your voice! Great!
• Joe's Voki. Good advice though it is not one of the signs stuck on the wall.
• Ignacio Z.'s Voki. Great! I love hearing your voices!
• Miguel G.'s Voki. Ok, although it is not one of the signs on the wall!
• Otman E.'s Voki. Ok.
• Yasin A.'s Voki. Very good! 
• Héctor L.'s Voki. I don't understand!!! Please, change the message!. Héctor, you haven't changed anything in the new link you've sent me! It's the same one.
• Fabiana B.'s Voki. Hello Fabiana. You have to continue with the message!.
• Inmaculada R.'s Voki. Ok, now with your own voice!!
• Bilal E.'s Voki. Ok
• Steven V.'s Voki. Hello Steven. You have to complete your message!
• Carla V.'s Voki. Ok
• María Ángeles' Voki. Where is it?

Safety in the laboratory and in the workshop

Click the image to open the pdf file:

From Centre de Développement Pédagogique, Canada

TASK

After choosing one of the posters, you will have to create a VOKI to explain your chosen workshop rule to your classmates. You can write the message or (much better) record your voice (of course, in English).

To create a Voki account (and an email account, if you haven't got one), please, follow the instructions given in class to preserve your anonymity. I will know who you are.

When the Voki is done, please, send the URL (get the Voki link-copy-paste) using a comment in this post, my email or using the "Contact with the teacher" page.

Signs

There are four types of signs:

Mandatory signs:
Tell you to use the correct type of protection to avoid accidents. This protection is obligatory. >BLUE CIRCLES

Danger (hazard):
Warn of possible dangers when you use certain materials or tools. >YELLOW TRIANGLES

First aid and Emergency:
Help and give information about first aid and equipment and emergency exits. > IN GREEN and IN RED FOR FIRE

Prohibition:
Forbid certain activities that put your health and others' health at risk. >RED CIRCLES WITH A LINE THROUGH THE PICTURE

Reviewing health and safety rules

• Be safe, not like Ed the Handyman.
• How many unsafe practices can you identify? The animation shows a series of Health and Safety problems. Look at the animation carefully and describe all the problems you see.
• Workshop safety rules.
• What is Ed doing wrong?
• How is Ed using the drilling machine?
• What is wrong with the workstation being used by Ed?
• What is wrong with the use of the fretsaw?
• What is wrong with this type of behaviour in a workshop?
• Why is it important to follow instructions given by the teacher regarding machines?
• Is Ed fit to work in a workshop?
• Is Ed using a chisel and mallet safely? - Sensible Ed using a chisel and mallet
• How Ed is using a hammer.

Eds's Health and Safety - V. Ryan © 2003-2009

Health and Safety rules

These are some GENERAL HEALTH AND SAFETY RULES:
(Specific ones will be provided before using each tool and machine).

BEHAVIOUR

1. NO "horseplay" or "fooling around" is permitted. Do not run in the workshop, you could ‘bump’ into another pupil and cause an accident.
2. Bags should not be brought into the workshop are as people can trip over them so, leave them in the table area.
3. Avoid Distractions. Distractions are a part of everyday life. When you are distracted while in the middle of performing an action with a power tool, remember to always finish the cut or the solder to a safe conclusion before dealing with the distraction. Taking your attention away from the working tool is a recipe for disaster.
4. Too much noise makes people irritable and aggressive and interrupts concentration. Try to work quietly.

YOURSELF PROTECTION

1. Always wear safety equipment and wear appropiate clothing. Safety goggles, gloves etc., should be worn due to hazards that may be encountered while using tools.
2. Long hair must be tied back when working in the workshop.
3. Don't wear necklaces, rings or loose-fitting clothes - they may get caught in the machines.
4. Keep your hands clean and dry.

TOOLS

1. Tools can be dangerous. Never play with them. The greatest hazards posed by hand tools result from misuse and improper maintenance.
2. Find out how to use each type of tool, equipment and machine correctly before you start. Don't work with tools, equipment or materials you don't know how to use.
3. Use the right tools for the right task.
4. Make sure tools are in perfect condition before you use them (check they aren't broken, the handles are secure and that safety elements are in place).
5. Keep hands away from moving/rotating machinery.
6. Use hand tools carefully, keeping both hands behind the cutting edge.
7. Put your tools away while you are not using them.
8. Clean all equipment and return it to the storage area before leaving the workshop area. 

SIGNS

Obey signs. There are four types of signs:

• Mandatory
• Danger (hazard)
• First aid and emergency
• Prohibition

VERY IMPORTANT:

1. Always listen carefully to the teachers (Rosa and Kostyn) and follow instructions. When learning how to use a machine, listen very carefully to all the instructions given by the teachers. Ask questions, especially if you do not fully understand.
2. While working, ask the teacher again if you have any doubts.
3. Always be patient, never rush in the workshop.
4. Report any accident or injury to the teacher immediately (cuts, dust in your eyes, burns...).

More information:
Hand and Power tools.

Organisation of workshop activities

THE COORDINATOR

He/she is the responsible for organising the work of each group member to achive efficient teamwork. This person represents the group but it's not the chief or the boss.

THE PERSON RESPONSIBLE FOR THE MATERIAL

He/she collects the material needed for the work and is also in charge of recycling leftover material.

THE PERSON RESPONSIBLE FOR THE TOOLS

He/she looks after the tools assigned to the group to make sure they are not lost or damaged.

THE SECRETARY

He/she collects, checks and organises all the written documents from each group member (plans, drawings, estimates...) and writes the diary.

THE PERSON RESPONSIBLE FOR HEALTH AND SAFETY

He/she makes sure that the group members follow the health and safety rules in the workshop and when using tools.

THE PERSON IN CHARGE OF CLEANING

He/she makes sure each workstation is left completely clean.

Your tasks: Card games - Reviewing Technological Processes

Card games - Reviewing Technological Processes on PhotoPeach

You will find all the information about these CLIL activities in TP page.

Analyzing a technological object

If you want the pdf file for this poster from Centre de Développement Pédagogique, Canada, click the image.