Vocabulary
General Safety
Fall Protection
PPE
OSHA's Hazards
100

This can cause pain or loss of life (MC)

A. Snake 

B. Accident

C. Harness

100

A potential source of harm to a worker

Hazard

100

Workers must be protected from fall hazards on walking-working surfaces where they could fall _______ feet or more. (MC)

A. Two

B. Ten

C. Four

D. Fifty

100

This PPE can protect my eyes from chemical splashes 

Safety goggles
100

Slips, trips, and falls (MC)

A. Safety Hazard

B. Chemical Hazard

C. Cleaning hazard

200

Protective clothing, helmets, goggles, or other garments or equipment designed to protect the wearer's body from injury or infection

Personal Protection Equipment (PPE)

200

Everyone is responsible for safety in the workplace but who has more responsibility? (MC)

A. Employee

B. Employer

200

Fall protection systems can include all of the following, except: (MC)


A. Guardrail

B. Harness

C. Safety net

D. Rubber boots

200

This PPE can prevent me from falling on a wet floor at work

Non-slip shoes

200

Harsh cleaning products, oils, liquid substances

Chemical Hazards

300

A person lacking care or concern (MC)

A. Negligent

B. Hazard

C. Accident

300

What type of safety sign is this? (Instructor will display photo) 

A. Danger sign

B. Stop sign

C. Caution sign

D. Biohazard sign

300

What is a scaffold? (MC)

A. A knife

B. Something you wear to protect yourself

C. A walking-working surface where workers can potentially fall and harm themselves

300

This PPE can protect me from handling unsafe materials or chemicals

Gloves

300

Bacteria, Viruses, Insects, Blood (MC)

A. Chemical Hazard

B. Biological Hazard

C. Mosquitos

400

Location of emergency exits, location of stairs to avoid elevators, and a location of rally points for employees is known as (MC)

A. Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)

B. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)

C. Emergency Plan

400

True or False: The law says your employer must give you training about health and safety hazards on the job.

True

400

To determine whether an employee is at harm, a ________ should be done before the worker begins his/her job.

A. Table-top exercise

B. Training video

C. Job Hazard Analysis

D. Temperature check

400

This PPE can protect my hearing

Earplugs

400

Any hazards that can harm your body, like extreme temperatures, loud noises, cuts and burns (MC)

A. Physical Hazard

B. Freezing Hazard

C. Chemical Hazard

500

Department of Labor with the responsibility of ensuring safety at work and a healthful working environment

Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)

500

Provide an example of a "struck-by" hazard

Examples can include: 

-Hit by a crane

-Poorly stacked boxes that fell over

-Falling/flying equipment

500

Provide an example of a job where fall protection is required. 

Answers can include (but not limited to): 

Construction

Carpentry

Administration

Electrician

500

This PPE can protect me from falling from heights

Harness
500

Repetitive movements that injure a worker's body, especially the muscles (MC)

A. Safety Hazard

B. Ergonomic Hazard

C. Construction Hazard

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