General
Recordkeeping
Env. Checklist
High Energy Hazards
On the Job
100

At what capacity is an SPCC plan required?

1320 gallons

100

What word is no longer allowed in Event titles within Sphera?

Preventable (PVA)

100

Is Telecom HDD work considered land disturbing?

Yes.

100

What are two of the most common HEHs?

Gravity and motion

100

How far from the edge of a trench does a spoil pile or heavy machinery need to be?

2 ft

200

Explain the differences between a PJB and a 2-Minute Drill/Take a Minute.

PJB- reviews scope, hazards, controls, roles, and contingencies

2 Minute Drill/TAM- shorter pause to reassess immediate conditions before or during a task

200

What program do we use to vet subcontractors?

Avetta

200
How close can you be to a federal or state regulator water without tripping the need for a permit or spill response plan?

125 ft

200

Name the high energy hazards on the wheel (hint there are 7)

gravity, temperature, motion, electrical, pressure, mechanical, chemical

200

Name 4 different permits/plans you may see on a job site.

Hot work, excavation/trenching, fall protection, confined space

300

What is the % threshold for material to be considered ACM?

>1% by weight

300

When are the OSHA 300A logs required to be posted each year?

February 1

300

What do spoil piles require if they are to go from a permitted location to another Duke-owned property?

Testing and the same type of permit.

300

What is a direct control and what 3 characteristics must it have?

A control designed to address HEH and prevent/reduce exposure to it. 

1. Target the source

2. Eliminate or reduce exposure below the HE threshold

3. Remain effective despite unrelated, unintentional human error

300

What is the first thing you should do when an OSHA investigator arrives on site?

Ask for credentials

400

What is the phone # below related to?

Carolinas: 800-573-3853 

Florida: 727-386-3084 

Midwest: 317-430-4497

Migratory Bird Hotline

400

Explain the difference between NPVA, PCE, and NPNE. Bonus points for an example of each.

Non-preventable vehicle accident

Preventable claims only event: An event that occurs that is not considered a vehicle accident (involving a Duke Energy fleet vehicle, rented vehicle, or any Duke Energy property). 

Non-preventable non-driving event: An incident that occurs when the vehicle is parked or towed, or any event where our employee was not driving (e.g., valet service, stolen vehicle) 

400

Why is it safe to tree clear/cut without a permit between October 1 and March 31?

Endangered bats are hibernating elsewhere

400

What are the HEHs related to temperature?

temperature >150F, steam, fire

400

Name 5 stormwater BMPs (or tools) you might see on a jobsite?

Rainfall gauge, stabilized slopes, drain barriers, wattles, construction entrance, concrete washout area, etc.

500

What BUs are responsible for paying us (based on our timesheets)?

RE, Telecom, and Customer Service

500

A worker is repositioning a load with an overhead crane when a rigging strap slips and a 2-ton steel beam falls from about 15 feet, landing a few feet from where he's standing. The worker was standing inside the drop zone with no barricade, exclusion zone, or secondary retention in place. What is the SCL classification?

PSIF

500

Name 5 SMEs we use for the checklist and what they specialize in.

Water- Steve Cahoon, Brad Loveland

Waste- Madison Paul, Robert Sapp

Air- Jerray Battle, Erin Wallace

Natural Resources- James McRacken

Chemical- Sarah Parnell, Tara McClure

Env. Justice- Keely McCormick


500

If a 6 ft worker, with a 4 ft lanyard has a deceleration distance of 3.5 ft and a safety factor of 2 ft, what is the minimum clearance required for fall protection?

15.5 ft

500

What went wrong?

Machine guarding is missing, no foot pedal to stop the machine, leaning face-first into a spinning machine with no guards

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