This plan should be filed before putting a boat in the water.
What is a FLOATPLAN?
This form is used to reference chemicals used/stored in the Lab. A Binder of these forms should be kept up-to-date and easily accessible during an emergency.
What is MSDS or SDS?
Use of extension cords (flexible cords) for permanent installation of appliances and equipment is prohibited. When used, extension cords should not be used for a period lasting longer than ____ days.
What is 90?
This device must be used to "Check In/Out" when in the field and "Launching/Retrieving" watercraft.
What is a "SPOT".
This is where you will find info about the recommended tire size and tire pressure for your vehicle.
What is the Driver Side Door Jam.
The starboard side of the boat is marked by this color light.
What is Green?
Any container being used/stored in the lab must have one of these to ID the contents..
What is a label?
Our fire code states that this distance between objects and the ceiling should be maintained.
What is 18 inches.
Before visiting a field site, this document should be reviewed to obtain information pertaining to special hazards, required PPE and location of emergency treatment facilities.
What is a Site Hazard Analysis (SHA).
This 4 letter acronym shows the maximum allowable weight of a fully loaded vehicle. The gross vehicle weight must never exceed the Gross Vehicle Weight Rating.
What is GVWR (Gross Vehicle Weight Rating)?
This channel should be monitored on the radio at all times, but should not be used for "chit-chat".
What is 16?
The red square on the NFPA Hazards Diamond refers to this hazard.
What is Flammability (fire)?
Well I've done it again. I got my head caught in the vise and I will require medical attention. I will need to take this form to the doctors office where I will be treated.
What is a CA-16.
Bo Derek says "A good general rule of thumb for safely wading a stream is that (Depth) x (Velocity) should not exceed this number".
What is "10"?
This is the function of the white wire on a standard 4 wire trailer plug.
What is the Ground?
The "________ Plate" shows important info such as maximum weight of equipment and passengers allowed in the boat.
What is the "Capacity Plate"?
When handling strong acids and other dangerous chemicals, this piece of equipment must be used to safely ventilate the room.
What is a Fumehood.
The number of space heaters that can safely be plugged into an extension cord in your office.
What is 0?
One of these should be worn over a non-inflatable PFD, or under an inflatable PFD when working on side of the road/bridge.
What is a traffic vest?
Left turn and Left brake are controlled by this color wire in the standard "Flat Four" trailer connector.
What is yellow?
All vessels should be equipped with a VDS kit which includes Day/Night signal devices for emergencies. VDS stands for:
What is Visual Distress Signals?
Of the GHS pictograms, this symbol represents Acute Toxicity.
What is Skull and Crossbones?
This system is used to notify staff of office closings due to weather, natural disasters, and other disasterous situations in which you should not or cannot get to the office.
What is EARS (Emergency Alert & Response System)?
This condition occurs when you are not replacing your fluids at the same rate that you are sweating.
What is Dehydration?
Right Turn and Right Brake are controlled by this color wire in the standard "Flat Four" trailer connector.
What is Green?