PPE
Fall Protection
Personal Wellness
Emergency
Random
100
This federal agency regulates and enforces workplace safety and health standards
Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)
100
This is the minimum height at which fall protection is required.
6 feet
100
This muscle group should do most of the work when lifting a heavy load
Legs
100
In an emergency, this is the number one priority
Saving of lives
100
This should be done to all electrical devices before attempting repair, cleaning, or placing any part of the body inside.
Lockout/Tagout
200
You consult this document to find out the specific PPE required for handling a particular chemical
Safety Data Sheet (SDS)
200
This is the mandatory frequency for workers to visually inspect their fall equipment.
Before each use
200
If a bandage is worn in production, it should be this color
Blue
200
This person is in charge of plant equipment and personnel during an emergency
Plant manager (chief)
200
Never enter a bin, tank, filter or other spaces not made for human occupancy without first procuring this from your supervisor
Confined Spaces Permit
300
This test is required for all employees so they can wear a respirator
A fit test 
300
When climbing up a ladder, you must maintain this safety rule at all times with your hands and feet.
3 points of contact
300
When an injury occurs from a workplace incident, the injured employee must do this before being allowed to work again.
Get cleared by Grain Crafts doctor
300
This written plan outlines exact exit routes and employee duties during a mill emergency.
Emergency Action Plan
300
On a rollstand: brushes not adjusted properly, not enough stock, and over grinding are all this type of hazard
Fire hazard
400
DAILY DOUBLE: This is the proper term used for taking off or removing an item of PPE
Doffing
400
The D-ring location on a full body harness is the only acceptable attachment point for a fall arrest system. The D-ring will be located on this part of the body
upper back
400
Getting fewer than this many hours of sleep regularly can increase injury risk for many workers
Less than 7 hours
400
This alarm is a continuous, long blast of the emergency horns located throughout the plant
Evacuation alarm
400
DAILY DOUBLE: When turning off the engine of a forklift, these 3 things should always be done.
Forks fully lowered, controls neutralized, and brake set.
500
In a combustible dust environment, this type of clothing should be avoided because it can generate static electricity
Synthetic clothing (such as polyester, acrylic, and nylon)
500
OSHA requires anchorage points used for personal fall arrest systems to be capable of supporting this much weight
5,000 lbs
500
The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) advises drinking this many cups of water every hour while working in heat
3-4 cups 
500
This is the correct call signal for a plant emergency alarm
3 shorts, 2 longs, pause, then a series of shorts for floor #
500
This signal should be displayed when on, under or working directly adjacent to a railcar
A blue flag