This item must be worn when handling pallets to help protect against cuts, splinters, and abrasions.
What are gloves?
What do the letters "SDS" stand for in Hazard Communication?
What is Safety Data Sheet?
Forks should be placed here when a forklift is parked.
What is lowered to the ground?
These should never be blocked by product, pallets, or temporary storage.
What are exits?
When lifting, you should use these instead of your back.
What is legs?
What does PPE stand for?
What is Personal Protective Equipment?
How many points of contact should you maintain when climbing a ladder?
What is 3?
Operators should make this with pedestrians before proceeding through a shared area.
What is eye contact?
Good housekeeping primarily helps prevent these three common incidents.
What are slips, trips, and falls?
Before lifting an unfamiliar load, you should do this first.
What is size up the load?
What is required when working above 4ft?
What is fall protection?
What does AED stand for?
What is Automated External Defibrillator?
A load tilted and fell because the forks were not fully inserted. What was not achieved?
What is full fork engagement?
Leaning or unstable pallets create risk because they affect this.
What is load stability?
Force, repetition, and awkward posture are examples of these.
What are ergonomic risk factors?
What does SRL stand for?
What is self-retractable lanyard?
What does PASS stand for?
What is pull, aim, squeeze sweep?
Why should operators travel with loads as low as practical?
What is maintaining visibility and stability?
Why should materials never be stored directly in front of electrical panels, even if access is only blocked temporarily?
What is electrical panels must remain accessible for emergency shutoff and maintenance?
What does MSD stand for?
What is Musculoskeletal Disorder?
In the Hierarchy of Controls, this control method is considered the last line of defense because it relies on workers wearing equipment correctly to reduce exposure to hazards.
What is PPE?
What does RACE stand for?
What is rescue, alarm, contain, evacuate?
How far does a pedestrian need to stay clear from a forklift?
What is 3 feet?
What does GHS stand for?
What is Globally Harmonized Systems?
An employee reaches overhead hundreds of times per shift and develops shoulder pain. What type of injury mechanism is involved?
What is cumulative trauma or repetitive stress?