Rights & Responsibilities
Your employer has the responsibility to keep you informed about hazards in the workplace through what?
What is training?
To avoid getting hurt when lifting, you should bend with what?
What are your knees.
What health organization is responsible for providing health and safety training and monitoring in the province of Ontario?
What is the Ministry Of Labour
The most important thing you can do in an emergency.
What is stay calm?
If you have reason to believe that your equipment may hurt you, or you are not qualified to operate the specific machinery.
What is the right to refuse work?
A piece of mandatory PPE that helps protect from sharp objects, hot surfaces, and electrical hazards?
What are Safety Boots?
What health and safety organization helps enforce the Occupational Health and Safety Act?
What is OSHA?
You place devices on resources to prevent energy releases, which could injure you.
What is LOTO?
The planned meeting point for the evacuation of a building in an emergency is what?
What is a muster point?
Every employee has three basic rights when working.
1. Right to know
2. Right to Participate
3.Right to Refuse unsafe work
According to OSHA, at what height is it mandatory to use Fall protection?
What is 10feet.
What health and safety organization provides insurance benefits for injured workers?
What is Workman's Compensation?
Having your full attention focused on the workplace, your surroundings, and environment is called?
What is Situational Awareness?
A document provided by the contractor that tells you the details of a project, including emergency procedures, contacts, work area, and description of work is called?
What is a Site Specific Safety Plan?
Some workers cannot refuse work as the danger is a normal part of their jobs. Who are these workers?
What are nurses, EMT's firefighters and police officers?
The distance a piece of equipment must have between itself, and electrical wires is called?
What is Limits of Approach?
What Ottawa-based health and safety organization offers occupational health and safety consulting, training, and audits?
What is the IHSA?
Using the hierarchy of controls, what is the best way your employer/supervisor can protect you from hazards?
What is Eliminate the Hazard?
What tool is needed in an emergency that has a 4-6 minute time limit to be effective
What is an AED?
When working with chemicals, you have the rights to have access to what document?
What is SDS Sheets.
What is the minimum distance a bumpline must be placed from a slab edge?
What is 6 feet?
What document reviews the rules, regulations, and requirements for welding, braising, and soldering?
What is a Hot Permit?