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The Metalworking Room is one of the rooms at North Forge.

Room precautions

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Housekeeping

Dispose of scrap metal in the Metal recycling bin (metal room)

List of tools

The Metalworking Room contains the following tools:

List of PCs

The Metalworking Room contains the following PCs:

Tormach PC
Water Jet PC (software: OMAX Intelli-MAX)

List of Training Sessions

The following Training Sessions are available for this room

Training Session	Trainer(s)	Cost	Duration	Tool(s)
Lathe Training	Bruce McMurrich	$73.50		Baileigh Lathe
MIG Welding Training	Bruce McMurrich	$59.85	60	FRED Welding fume extractor • Miller Millermatic 212 Autoset MIG Welder
TIG Welding Training				FRED Welding fume extractor • Miller Synchrowave 210 AC/DC arc/TIG Welder
Tormach CNC Milling Training	Graeson Fehr	$178.50	180	Tormach 1100 Personal CNC Milling Machine
Waterjet Training	Graeson Fehr	$131.25	120	Global Max 1508 Waterjet System

When these questions are answered this should likely move back to Metalworking Room/Precautions. Putting it here for now to reduce noise in Questions.

Safety

Hazards: inhalation, noise, projectile, burns, laceration (sharp tools and edges), bright light/UV (welding), entanglement
PPE: Hearing protection, eye protection at all times. Some equipment may require a respirator (P100), FRED Welding fume extractor, gloves, or other protective gear (see tool pages for more information)

for all	Safety Marney How would one assess the "as required"? dust in the air remains after a previous member leaves, right? So how would a member know when not to use a respirator in there? I can see where Fred is only required when welding or similar, so maybe it should not be a room level precaution but specific to tools like welders? Ttenbergen (talk) 22:59, 2024 August 13 (CDT) Where do you see "as required"? Mstapley (talk) I meant the "may require". If we put particles in the air they don't just affect the person using a specific tool, and not only for the duration of tool use. The smaller a particle the deeper it can get into the lungs and the longer it will be suspended, and some of the smallest stay suspended for hours or days. My quote "as required" may have been from before John updated this to clarify as per next line. Ttenbergen (talk) 13:59, 2024 October 3 (CDT) Updated to clarify what is required at all times vs what may be required John Hache (talk) Some other equipment prohibits the use of gloves. I think this section should only have the requirement for the whole room, e.g. respirators in the woodworking room. I can't think of any hazard in this room like that, short of the facility-wide requirement to wear steel toed shoes.

Most work in the metal room is hazardous not only to you but to everyone nearby. Warn others already working in the space if you're going to start producing hazardous noise, dust, light (ie welding). Don't leave hot objects unattended.

for all	Safety Marney I changed that a bit, but really still not sure if it's reasonable. You may be working there and then someone else shows up and starts to work. Should you stop what you are doing and chat with them? I would not even notice they are there. So maybe the answer is, expect a hazard and wear the appropriate PPE in this space.

Sounds reasonable.

Watch what other people are doing in case they produce an unexpected hazard.
If doing hot works, you must keep direct watch for 60 minutes. Use an IR thermometer to check for hotspots.

for all	Safety Marney If we require an IR thermometer (welding) we should label it it as safety item not to be removed. By adding the tool page to the Category:Safety we have added it to our Safety Inspection checklist. Is there actually one down there? Yes, it should be. I haven't looked lately but I did buy one.

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+When these questions are answered this should likely move back to [[Metalworking Room/Precautions]]. Putting it here for now to reduce noise in [[Questions]].
+==Safety==
+* Hazards: inhalation, noise, projectile, burns, laceration (sharp tools and edges), bright light/UV (welding), entanglement
+* PPE: [[Hearing protection]], eye protection at all times. Some equipment may require a respirator (P100), [[FRED Welding fume extractor]], gloves, or other protective gear (see tool pages for more information)
+{{Discuss | Safety Marney
+* How would one assess the "as required"? dust in the air remains after a previous member leaves, right? So how would a member know when not to use a respirator in there? I can see where Fred is only required when welding or similar, so maybe it should not be a room level precaution but specific to tools like welders? [[User:Ttenbergen|Ttenbergen]] ([[User talk:Ttenbergen|talk]]) 22:59, 2024 August 13 (CDT)
+** Where do you see "as required"?  [[User:Mstapley|Mstapley]] ([[User talk:Mstapley|talk]])
+*** I meant the "may require". If we put particles in the air they don't just affect the person using a specific tool, and not only for the duration of tool use. The smaller a particle the deeper it can get into the lungs and the longer it will be suspended, and some of the smallest stay suspended for hours or days. My quote "as required" may have been from before John updated this to clarify as per next line. [[User:Ttenbergen|Ttenbergen]] ([[User talk:Ttenbergen|talk]]) 13:59, 2024 October 3 (CDT)
+** Updated to clarify what is required at all times vs what may be required [[User:John Hache|John Hache]] ([[User talk:John Hache|talk]])
+*** Some other equipment prohibits the use of gloves. I think this section should only have the requirement for the whole room, e.g. respirators in the woodworking room. I can't think of any hazard in this room like that, short of the facility-wide requirement to wear steel toed shoes.
+}}
+* Most work in the metal room is hazardous not only to you but to everyone nearby. Warn others already working in the space if you're going to start producing hazardous noise, dust, light (ie welding). Don't leave hot objects unattended.
+{{Discuss | Safety Marney
+* I changed that a bit, but really still not sure if it's reasonable. You may be working there and then someone else shows up and starts to work. Should you stop what you are doing and chat with them? I would not even notice they are there. So maybe the answer is, expect a hazard and wear the appropriate PPE in this space. }} Sounds reasonable.
+* Watch what other people are doing in case they produce an unexpected hazard.
+* If doing hot works, you must keep direct watch for 60 minutes. Use an IR thermometer to check for hotspots.
+{{Discuss | Safety Marney
+* If we require an [[IR thermometer (welding)]] we should label it it as safety item not to be removed. By adding the tool page to the [[:Category:Safety]] we have added it to our [[Safety Inspection]] checklist. Is there actually one down there? Yes, it should be. I haven't looked lately but I did buy one.
+}}