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Recognize a tool by its shape, use, and the features that tell look-alikes apart. Every published illustration has a written description and source support.
An original black line illustration showing representative rotary floor-machine chassis and handle controlling a circular pad or brush; no brand or scale claim.
Open the record for supported uses and source evidence.
An original black line illustration showing high-visibility freestanding sign or cone and wet-floor warning symbol or wording; no brand or scale claim.
Open the record for supported uses and source evidence.
In scored practice
All 65 records have released illustrations
Each record includes an accepted illustration, a written description, and source evidence. 53 tools can appear in scored practice; the 12 marked reference-only remain available to study while a source caution or specialist review is open.
Source: the accepted tool inventory in this site's content release.
Technical details
Content release
launch-v1 · version 5
Illustrations
65 accepted tool records; 320px phone derivatives
Source support
Open an individual tool record for its recognition cues, supported uses, source evidence, and any scored-use restriction.
Comparison panels
Each panel lives on its tool-family page, together with any restriction that keeps it out of scored practice.