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“Use the right tool for the right job.”

It looked like a simple task.
The correct tool wasn’t nearby.
So they grabbed whatever was available.

“Pwede na ’to,” they thought.

At first, it worked.
Until the tool slipped.
Until control was lost.
Until pain replaced confidence.

Using the wrong tool may save a few minutes—but it can cost a lifetime.

Every tool is designed with a specific purpose, load, and safety limit. When a tool is used incorrectly or substituted with the wrong one, it becomes unstable, unpredictable, and dangerous. What should have been a controlled task can quickly turn into an accident involving cuts, crushed fingers, eye injuries, electric shock, or worse.

Most tool-related accidents don’t happen because tools are broken.
They happen because tools are misused.

A wrench is not a hammer.
A screwdriver is not a chisel.
A makeshift tool is not a safe solution.

When the wrong tool is used, several risks appear at once:
⚠ Loss of grip or control
⚠ Tool breakage or flying fragments
⚠ Increased force and strain on the body
⚠ Damage to equipment or materials
⚠ Serious injury to the worker or nearby coworkers

Safety begins before the task starts.

Always remember:
✔ Identify the task and select the correct tool for the job
✔ Inspect tools before use—damaged tools are as dangerous as wrong ones
✔ Never modify tools or improvise replacements
✔ Use tools according to manufacturer instructions
✔ Wear appropriate PPE when using hand and power tools
✔ If the right tool isn’t available, stop and ask—don’t proceed

There is no shortcut in safety.
There is only preparation, patience, and the right decision.
A few minutes spent getting the proper tool can prevent months of recovery—or a lifetime of regret.

Use the right tool for the right job.

Because doing it fast is never better than doing it safe.

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