Workplace Ethics
True or False: It’s okay to ignore rules if you’re experienced.
False. Rules apply to everyone.
What’s one way to show respect when speaking with a supervisor?
Use polite speech and listen carefully.
What does PPE stand for?
Personal Protective Equipment.
You should not use oxygen as a substitute for air.
What is True?
What is an example of good workplace ethics?
Being honest, following rules, respecting property.
You don’t understand a weld instruction. What should you do?
Ask clarifying questions.
Name two pieces of PPE every welder should wear.
Helmet, gloves, goggles, ear protection, etc.
Doing this could result in creating a missile.
You see a coworker taking tools home without permission. What should you do?
Report it to a supervisor (theft is unethical).
Teamwork in welding is important because…
Welding jobs often require coordination for safety and efficiency.
Why is following safety rules an employability skill?
Shows responsibility and keeps everyone safe.
This protects the part of the cylinder that's used to control flow rate.
What is Valve cap?
You’re asked to weld on equipment you’re not trained for. The ethical choice is…
Refuse politely and request training.
Give an example of poor communication in the shop.
Not telling others you are striking an arc or moving materials.
What should you do if you see an unsafe condition in the shop?
Report it immediately.
The number of turns that should be used when opening fuel gas cylinders.
What is 1.5?
Why is integrity important in welding?
Welds affect safety; dishonesty could cause accidents or failure.
How can clear communication prevent accidents?
Ensures everyone knows tasks, hazards, and safety procedures.
Which OSHA rule relates most to welding?
PPE use, fire safety, fume control, etc.
The number of feet you must separate o2 and acetylene with out a firewall.
What is 20 feet?