Fall Protection
What is 6 feet?
Where should a fire extinguisher always be located?
What is the immediate work area?
What does GFCI stand for?
What is ground fault circuit interrupter?
What safety device must always be utilize while operating a telehandler?
What is a seat belt?
Safety data sheets give information about?
What is the minimum height a parapet wall must be to not require a personal fall arrest system? (As long as there are no internal hazards)
What is 39 inches?
What is required anytime we are cutting through or replacing decking?
What is fire watch?
What color electrical tape should be place on a cord on October1st?
What is orange?
What must we not exceed while operating mobile equipment?
What is the load capacity?
What is OSHA's mission?
What is protect safety and health of America's workers?
What is 2 inches or more?
What is required inside of gas cans?
What is a spark arrestor?
How far at a minimum must a ladder be set up from power lines?
What is 10 feet?
What must always been completed prior to utilizing rental equipment?
What is an inspection on sitedocs?
One of the main responsibilities employers have under OSHA is to: (HINT: what are we doing today)
What is provide training by OSHA standards?
What is the minimum anchorage weight OSHA requires a personal fall protection system to withstand?
What is 5,000 lbs?
What does P.A.S.S. (regarding fire extinguisher use) stand for?
What is pull, aim, squeeze, sweep?
How far at a minimum must any mobile equipment (crane, telehandler, AWP) be from powerlines?
What two things must be done when you must drive over a rough spots?
Among the rights related to OSHA recordkeeping, workers have the right to review what two forms? (They are posted on the wall in the warehouse near the door to head into office area)
What is the OSHA 300 log and OSHA 300A summary?
What is the physical barrier called which is installed to prevent items from slipping off the roof?
What are the three components needed to cause a fire? (Take one away and the fire goes out)
What is oxygen, heat, and fuel?
What does a GFCI outlet do?
What is shut down the power to a piece of equipment if an over-current or ground fault is detected?
What to do if forklift/telehandler starts to tip over? (Hint: 3 things)
What is stay in seat, grip steering wheel securely, and brace yourself with your feet?
What part (#) in title 29 of the federal code of regulations covers construction industry regulations?
What is part 1926?