Safety on a jobsite is this person's responsibility.
Who is everyone?
Removing this from work areas prevents many accidents.
What is scrap and debris?
A narrow excavation deeper than it is wide.
What is a trench?
Wet steel framing is dangerous because it may be this.
What is slippery?
This organization promotes workplace safety standards.
What is OSHA?
When accepting a job, workers have this obligation.
What is to work safely?
Containers for flammable refuse should have this.
What is a lid?
An area large enough to work in but not designed for continuous occupancy.
What is a confined space?
Cutting steel requires eye and this other protection.
What is hearing protection?
OSHA encourages the use of this tool for identifying hazards.
What is a Job Hazard Analysis?
Employers are required to provide this type of workplace.
What is a safe workplace?
Spilled materials should receive this immediate action.
What is cleanup?
Incidental grounding of an electrical wire is called this.
What is a ground fault?
Steel members should never be dropped on these.
What are electrical cords?
Insurance companies use EMRs to help determine these costs.
What are workers' compensation premiums?
Workers owe safe behavior to these four groups.
Who are employers, coworkers, family, and themselves?
Tools should be stored when this occurs.
What is when you're finished using them?
Something present on a jobsite that can cause harm.
What is a hazard?
Damaged electrical cords can create this type of hazard.
What is an electrical hazard?
Lower EMRs can help companies win more of these.
What are bids or jobs?
Wages and benefits are exchanged for this commitment.
What is working safely?
Combustible materials have a flash point at or above this temperature.
What is 100°F?
Mortar is made when cement is mixed with this.
What is water?
Flying fragments are a hazard during this steel-working activity.
What is cutting steel?
Performing JHAs regularly improves this workplace characteristic.
What is safety culture?
This concept views safety as everyone's responsibility from management to workers.
What is a safety culture?
Good housekeeping decreases accidents by reducing these.
What are workplace hazards?
A trench generally has a maximum width of this measurement.
What is 15 feet?
Name two specific hazards workers face when handling steel framing.
What are sharp edges, loud noise, slipping, or flying fragments?
Name all four key JHA benefits discussed in the lesson.
What are hazard recognition, better communication, compliance with safety standards, and consistency of routines?