My current setup is a ESD Mat and ESD Wristband both connected via alligator clips to unpainted screws that are screwed into a secondary PC Power supply (Not mounted in a PC Case). This Power Supply is then connected to an outlet. Would this be a good solution to be safe from static discharge and component safety from it? I use regular screw drivers and some of them are from a gunsmithing set some from an electronics set. Would these screw drivers cause damage since they are not specified ESD safe? Wouldn’t me touching the screw drivers ground them to the same level as me?

Is this a good set up to prevent ESD damage to components?

Are ESD safe screwdrivers and tools necessary in this case?

My current setup is an ESD mat and ESD wristband both connected via alligator clips to unpainted screws that are screwed into a secondary PC power supply (not mounted in a PC case.) This power supply is then connected to an outlet. Would this be a good solution to be safe from static discharge and component safety from it? 

I use regular screwdrivers and some of them are from a gunsmithing set, some from an electronics set. Would these screwdrivers cause damage since they are not specified ESD safe? Wouldn’t me touching the screw drivers ground them to the same level as me?

Is this a good set up to prevent ESD damage to components?

Are ESD safe screwdrivers and tools necessary in this case?