OSHA & Responsibility
What does OSHA stand for?
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
What does PPE stand for?
Personal Protective Equipment
What is the most common cause of serious injury on jobsites?
Falls
What class of extinguisher can be used on any type of fire?
Class ABC
What is an SDS used for?
To identify chemical hazards and safety info
What is OSHA’s main goal?
To save lives, prevent injuries, and protect workers’ health
What should you do before using a tool or PPE?
Inspect it for damage or defects
What type of ladder should never be painted?
Wooden ladder
What are the three parts of the fire triangle?
Heat, fuel, and oxygen
What does a lockout/tagout device do?
Prevents equipment from being turned on during maintenance
Who is responsible for safety on the jobsite?
Everyone. The worker.
When is hearing protection required?
When noise levels exceed 90 decibels
How far should the base of a ladder be from the wall?
1 foot for every 4 feet of height
What should you do if your clothes catch fire?
Stop, drop, and roll
What should you do before working with a chemical?
Read the Safety Data Sheet
When should you report an unsafe condition?
Immediately
What does a hard hat protect you from?
Falling or flying objects
What does good housekeeping prevent?
Slips, trips, and falls
What color coding is used for fire equipment?
Red
When working near traffic, what must you wear?
High-visibility clothing
Why is safety everyone’s responsibility?
Unsafe actions by one worker can endanger everyone
Name three parts of a personal fall arrest system.
Anchorage, body harness, connecting device
When climbing a ladder, what must you maintain?
Three-point contact
What does the acronym PASS stand for when using a fire extinguisher?
Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep
What is one of the most common electrical hazards?
Damaged cords or tools