When using high-pressure hydraulic equipment, such as jacks and wrenches, safety must always be the top priority. Ensure that all equipment is inspected before use to check for damage, leaks, or worn components. Only operate hydraulic tools within their specified pressure and load limits to prevent system failures. Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), including safety glasses, gloves, and steel-toed boots, and ensure the work area is clear of bystanders. Use equipment on stable and level surfaces to prevent tipping or shifting under load. Never attempt to modify hydraulic equipment, and ensure all connections are secure before applying pressure. Proper training is essential for safe operation—untrained individuals should not attempt to use high-pressure hydraulic tools. Following these guidelines will help protect users and maintain the integrity of the equipment.