Bloodborne Pathogens (OSHA)
What is the primary way bloodborne pathogens are transmitted?
Direct contact with infected human blood and other potentially infectious body fluids
What must be checked before using equipment?
Pre-Use Inspection (Inspect for damage, leaks, and clear paths.)
What is the first step before starting any job task?
Identify hazards and check your gear.
What is the first action in any emergency?
Ensure your personal safety first.
What PPE is required when exposure to blood is possible?
Nitrile gloves, apron, and Face shield/masks/goggles
What is the purpose of a load rating?
It states the maximum safe weight to lift.
What is a JHA used for?
It spots job hazards before they happen. "Job Hazard Analysis"
When must incidents be reported?
Immediately
What does OPIM stand for?
Other Potentially Infectious Materials
What is required if a load exceeds rated capacity?
Stop the lift and get larger equipment that can handle the load.
What should you do if conditions change during a job?
Stop work and re-evaluate the hazards.
Who do you report an injury/incident to?
(Division specific) Points based on correct answer.
What should you do first if exposed to blood on skin?
Scrub the exposed skin vigorously with soap and flowing water
Tell your supervisor or safety manager about the exposure immediately.
Contact OneSource
What is a common failure point on lifting gear?
Frayed wire ropes and leaking hydraulics fail.
What is the most effective level of control from "PPE hierarchy of controls"
"Elimination" - Completely eliminating the hazard.
What defines a near miss?
An unplanned event that happened but caused no injury or damage.
Name 3 most Common BBPs -
Hepatitis C, Hepatitis B, and HIV
What must be done if a defect is found on a crane or jack?
Lock it out and report it immediately.
The best place to obtain information bout a chemical?
SDS
Why do we do root cause investigations after incidents?
To find the core issue and prevent reoccurrence