Agencies
The federal government body with primary responsibility for transportation safety regulation
USDOT
Useful technique for fighting small fires
PASS sequence for Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep
The science of designing and arranging tools people use
Ergonomics
Danger or hazard
Red
The USDOT administration primarily focused on safety regulations for large trucks and buses
FMCSA - Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
Good practice related to making sure that all workers know how to react in the event of a fire emergency
Regula fire and safety drills
The second basic housekeeping rule (5S+1) that workplaces can adopt and that does not cost a cent
Order
Caution
Yellow
Primary Responsibility for developing and enforcing air transportation rules. Works to improve safety and efficiency of aviation
FAA - Federal Aviation Agency
Extinguisher used to put off ordinary combustibles like wood, paper, cloth, etc.
A Class - Green
If the elimination of a hazard is not possible, the risk of injury or accident must be
Reduced in other ways
First-aid stations
Green
Primary responsible for safety in the US railroad industry
FRA - Federal Railroad Agency
Extinguisher used to put off live electrical equipment
Class C - Blue
The process used to reduce the risk of hazards to an acceptable level
JSA - Job Safety Analysis
Blue
Health related items
Multiple federal agencies report thru this federal department to ensure the safety of the USA
Department of Homeland Security
Extinguisher used to put off fires related to commercial cooking equipment: oils and animal fats
Class K - Black
HazCom training for the safe handling, storage, and disposal of chemicals can be facilitated through the review of guidelines spelled out in these sheets
SDS - Safety Data Sheets
Yellow+Magenta or Black
Radiation