Demolition Cut-Off Saw Training

Training Instructor: George Bunker 970-632-4917

Course Duration: 30 Minutes

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Welcome to the operational training for the use of the demolition cut off saw. This training is designed to ensure that all operators understand the safe and effective use of this equipment. It covers essential safety procedures, equipment inspection, starting and stopping techniques, cutting methods, blade changing procedures, maintenance guidelines, and emergency protocols.

After answering the test questions, please submit your answers for evaluation. If you have any questions or need further clarification on any topic covered in the training, please reach out to your supervisor or safety coordinator. Remember, safety is our top priority, and proper operation of the demolition cut off saw ensures both personal safety and efficient work practices.

Gas Cut-Off Saw | Operation and Cutting

1. What are the essential safety precautions to observe before operating a demolition cut?

a) Wear gloves and a hard hatb) Ensure hearing protection and eye goggles are wornc) Clear the work area of debris and potential hazardsd) All of the above

2. What should you check during a pre-operation inspection of a demolition cut off saw?

a) Fuel levels and oil mix ratiob) Blade condition and tightnessc) Throttle operation and trigger lock functiond) All of the above

3. How should you start a demolition cut off saw?

a) Pull the starter cord briskly until the engine startsb) Press the throttle and pull the starter cord slowlyc) Engage the choke and press the primer bulb repeatedlyd) None of the above

4. When making a cut with a demolition cut off saw, you should:

a) Apply consistent pressure and avoid forcing the bladeb) Use the saw in a sweeping motion to cut fasterc) Apply water liberally to reduce friction and increase blade lifed) None of the above

5. What is the correct procedure for changing the blade on a demolition cut off saw?

a) Wait until the blade cools down, then remove the blade guard and loosen the blade nutb) Disconnect the spark plug wire, remove the blade guard, and carefully loosen the blade nutc) Remove the air filter cover, disconnect the fuel line, and then remove the bladed) None of the above

6. How often should you inspect and clean the air filter on a demolition cut off saw?

a) Every 10 operating hours or daily, depending on usageb) Once a month, regardless of usagec) Only when the saw begins to run roughd) None of the above

7. Why is it important to wear hearing protection when operating a demolition cut off saw?

a) To avoid fines from regulatory agenciesb) To prevent long-term hearing damage due to high noise levelsc) To increase visibility and safety awarenessd) None of the above

8. What type of fuel should be used in a demolition cut off saw?

a) Regular gasoline with no specific octane rating requirementb) Fuel mixed with two-stroke engine oil at the manufacturer’s recommended ratioc) Diesel fuel for improved engine performanced) None of the above

9. In case of a kickback while using a demolition cut off saw, what should you do?

a) Immediately release the throttle and firmly grasp the saw with both handsb) Push the saw forward to counteract the kickbackc) Increase the throttle to maintain control of the sawd) None of the above

10. How should you properly shut down a demolition cut off saw after use?

a) Immediately turn off the ignition switch and remove the spark plug wireb) Let the engine idle for a few minutes to cool down before turning off the ignition switchc) Store the saw in a vertical position to prevent oil leakaged) None of the above

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