Power tools make work faster and easier — but only when used safely. At Basoo, we believe that safety comes first. Whether you’re on a construction site, in a workshop, or working at home, following proper safety steps can prevent serious injuries and improve productivity.

Wear the Right Safety Gear

Always use personal protective equipment (PPE) like gloves, goggles, helmets, and ear protection. This helps protect you from dust, flying debris, loud noise, and accidental contact with moving parts.

Inspect Tools Before Use

Before turning on any power tool, check for damage such as frayed wires, loose parts, or worn-out blades. Using a faulty tool increases the risk of accidents and poor performance..

Follow the Manufacturer’s Instructions

Read the user manual for each tool, even if you’ve used similar ones before. Every tool is different, and understanding how to operate it correctly ensures safety and efficiency.

Keep Your Work Area Clean

A messy or slippery workspace can cause tripping, tool damage, or distraction. Make sure your site is clean, well-lit, and dry to maintain focus and control while using power tools.

Never Disable Safety Features

Some tools come with guards, auto-stop switches, or safety locks. Don’t remove or bypass them. These features are designed to protect you during operation