AUG-MECHANICAL-SAFETY

HAVE A NICE TRIP,SEE YOU NEXT FALL

100

What is the leading cause of death in the construction industry?

Falls

200

This type of report must be completed when a worker falls but is not injured.

What is a Near-Miss report

300

This is the first action you must take during an incident on a construction site.

What is ensure you are safe and call for medical assistance?

400

After calling for medical assistance who must be informed of an injured worker.

Who are CPC supervisor and HS Coordinator.

500

This is the maximum amount of time the company has to report serious injuries, including falls to Alberta OHS.

What is 2 hours.

RUNG AROUND THE ROSIE

100

What is the ratio for an extension ladder up against the wall

What is 4- 1 

(1' away from wall for every 4' of ladder height).

200

Ladders made of this material should not be used near electrical sources due to the risk of conducting electricity

What are metal ladders

300

How far should a ladder extend above a landing surface if you are accessing an elevated area?

What is 3' or 1m

400

According to the 4-to-1 rule, if a ladder is 16 feet tall, this is how far should its base be from the wall.

What is 4'

500

This is the set of three conditions under which a worker may work from a portable ladder without fall protection, when it is not reasonably practicable to use a personal fall arrest system.

What are:

1. The task is light duty and of short duration at each location,
2. The worker’s center of balance remains at the center of the ladder even with an arm extended beyond the side rails, and
3. The worker maintains 3-point contact when extending an arm beyond a side rail?

HAZARD-I HARDLY KNOW HER

100

Who is responsible to address identified hazards?

What is everyone- you see it you own it, including follow-up within your control.

200

This document outlines the steps to take in case of a chemical spill.

What is an Emergency Response Plan or SDS.

300

This type of hazard may not be visible but can include noise, temperature, or chemical exposure.

What is health or environmental hazard?

400

Identify 5 primary sources of hazardous energy

What is Gravity, Biological, Mechanical, Sound, Pressure, Electrical, Temperature, Motion, Radiation and Chemical.

500

Name at least 3 controls we use for managing heat related illnesses at work.

What are

• Shaded rest areas or cooling stations
• Fans or ventilation systems
• Air-conditioned break rooms
• Modified work schedules 
• Mandatory rest breaks based on temperature and workload
• Heat stress training and awareness programs
• Cooling vests or bandanas
• Lightweight, breathable clothing
• Sun protection gear

TAG YOU'RE IT

100

This color of tape is used to indicate a general warning or caution, like trip hazards or low clearance.

What is yellow

200

If you see red danger tape around a work area, you should do this before entering.

What is do not enter, contact owner for authorization & understanding.

300

Three things required to be on the flagging information tag. 

What is the Name, contact info & hazard details.

400

You have flagged off all 4 sides of your work area with Danger Do Not Enter Ribbon- How many tags need to be installed.

What is 4

500

You encounter flagging ribbon blocking your work area, but you're unsure if it's safe to move. This is the correct action to take.

What is contact the flagging owner and ask if it can be adjusted?