Heat Illness
LPG Cylinder Safety
MHE/Yard Goat Safety
Working at Height
100
This happens when your body cannot cool down and can become deadly.
What is Heat Illness.
100
True or false: LPG Tank exchange process is safest when completed outdoors
What is true
100
True or false: Operators are required to complete Qualification and Certification process before operating any equipment
What is True
100
This must be verified before allowing elevated work on MHE to be performed
What is verifying the MHE certification documents and the MHE operator license
200
Report heat illness symptoms to
Who is the Supervisor/Manager & HSE?
200
These are chemical-resistant PPE required when handling LPG Cylinders
What is a chemical-resistant gloves, chemical-resistant goggles, face shield, chemical-resistant apron
200
The _____________ process validates previous experience and reviews Maersk's expectations and site specific rules for operating equipment in a classroom setting which consists of but is not limited to: Safety video, PowerPoint presentation, written test, etc...
What is Qualification
200
PPE required for working at height
What is a body harness and a self-retractable lanyard with a life span of *5 years from the date of service.
300
These are warning signs that someone may be experiencing heat illness.
What is: Dizziness, headache, sweating, confusion, cramps, nausea
300
This handling aid is a required tool for transporting LPG Cylinders
What is an approved Cylinder dolly with a strap
300
The qualification process shall be successfully completed/passed and documented prior to moving on to the _____________ process
What is Certification (Address and equipment specific hands-on evaluation on real tasks in real work environment. Verification of understanding and execution of Maersk's safe equipment operation procedures)
300
This must be done before energizing equipment when fall arrest protection is required.
What is inspecting the fall arrest equipment, adjusting the harness to fit properly, and connecting to the designated anchorage point before exposure to the fall hazard
400
Employees at higher risk for heat illness
Who are: New employees, personal medical conditions, lack of water/rest/meals
400
These three warning signs can help identify a propane leak.
What are smell, sound, and sight/frost?
400
True or false: An operators performance evaluation must be site/address specific
What is True
400
True or False: It is ok to step off the platform of an elevated equipment and onto the forks, pallets, racking, shelving, product, etc.
What is False: Operators shall always remain inside the confines of the equipment (i.e., Order Picker, Turret Truck, Scissor Lifts, etc.)
500
The most serious life-threatening type of heat illness
What is Heat Stroke?
500
Propane cylinders must always be stored here
What is outdoors, inside a cylinder cage and minimum of 25 feet away from building entry's/exits
500
Refresher training and Recertification is required a minimum of:
What is every 3 years minimum
500
These physical controls help prevent falls at height by separating the employee from the edge or fall hazard, instead of relying only on PPE.
What are guardrails, approved platforms, barriers, or other engineering controls?
600
This leadership responsibility includes reviewing risks, enforcing controls, and ensuring compliance across operations.
What is the Heat Illness Prevention Plan (HIPP)
600
When do you take a Propane Cylinder out of service?
What is Damage, Rust, Dents, and Leaks. (Partner with leadership and a vetted vendor to remove the tank from service.)
600
True or false: Train the Trainer authorization allows individuals to validate and certify new equipment operators but does not grant authority to operate, train other train the trainers or train anyone not previously identified as "qualified" (prior experience)
What is true
600
True or False: The self-retracting lanyard and body harness is the most effective control when Working at Height
What is False: A self-retracting lanyard and body harness are PPE, and PPE is considered the least effective control because the fall hazard is still present. The employee is still exposed to the edge, opening, or elevated work area.