This safety-sign color represents danger such as a fire.
What is red?
What is OSHA?
Johnny Dang gets his gold from these type of companies?
Who are suppliers?
This term refers to money an employer owes a worker who was injured on the job.
What is workers compensation?
This type of fire extinguisher is used to fight wood, paper, and plastic fires.
What is A - type?
This color safety sign is used to show where first aid kits are located?
What is green?
This agency protects rivers, lakes, and oceans.
What is the EPA?
This term refers to a facility that just stores inventory until they are ready for delivery.
What is a distribution facility?
This "detailed" type of inspection checks for "threats" in every "step" of the workplace.
What is a hazard analysis?
This type of fire extinguisher is used to fight a grease fire?
What is type B?
Often called the EPA's little brother, this agency investigates the causes of workplace injuries.
Who is NISOH?
In a way a high school is this type of facility.
What is a production facility?
This term is the main productivity metric for distribution centers.
What is perfect delivery percentage?
We gonna rock on to...electric avenue and then we fight the fire...with this type of fire extinguisher.
What is type C?
"Watch your head!" these safety signs are used to point out falling objects.
What are yellow signs?
"Stop that truck!" This agency won't let those hazardous materials travel through the city.
What is USDOT?
This type of facility represents a products final destination before going home with a customer.
What is a retail store?
This term refers to the amount of time it takes an item to be transported from one facility to another.
What is in-transit time?
Class D fire extinguishers are used to fight these types of fires?
What are magenta and yellow?
Who are USDOT, OSHA, EPA, and the FAA?
A greenhouse/nursery is this type of facility?
What is a common carrier?
"Quick that microwave is on fire!" you should grab this type of fire extinguisher.