This lesson explains how HVAC workers can stay safe when using chemicals. HVAC jobs often involve chemicals like refrigerants and cleaning agents, which can be harmful if not handled the right way. You’ll learn how to read labels, use protective equipment, and store chemicals safely. The lesson also covers what to do in case of a spill or exposure. By understanding these steps, HVAC workers can prevent injuries, protect others, and keep the job site safe.
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HVAC: Personal Protective Equipment (...
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HVAC: Power Tool Safety
This safety lesson covers how to safely use power tools in HVAC settings. It explains how to inspect tools before use, wear proper personal protective equipment (PPE), and follow safe operating procedures. The video highlights electrical safety, proper storage, and how to avoid common mistakes th...
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HVAC Residential: Air Handling Unit S...
This lesson explains safe practices when inspecting, servicing, or working near residential air handling units. It covers electrical hazards, moving fan components, sharp sheet metal edges, and confined attic or closet spaces where units are often installed. The lesson emphasizes shutting off pow...
