PPE
What subpart in CFR 1926 covers PPE?
Subpart E
What subpart in CFR 1926 covers excavations?
Subpart P
What subpart in CFR 1926 covers health hazards?
Subpart D
What subpart in CFR 1926 covers Tools?
Subpart I
What type of OSHA inspection is conducted when immediate death or serious harm is likely?
Imminent Danger
What are two examples of PPE that an employer is required to provide?
Hard hat, safety glasses, hearing protection, goggles, face shields, high-vis vests?
The distance interval at which a means of egress shall be provided in trenches?
25 feet
The action level at which hearing protection and conservation programs are required?
85 decibels
What TWO things must be completed before any employee is allowed to wear a respirator ?
Fit test and medical evaluation
How often are rubber insulating gloves required to be tested?
Before first use and every 6 months thereafter
At what depth of excavation are ladders required for a means of egress?
4 feet
Inhaling crystalline silica can cause what disease?
Tools should only be used in the manor they were ____?
Designed
Who was the president who signed the OSH act?
Richard Nixon
What is the maximum voltage class 2 rubber insulating gloves are rated to be used on?
17000 Volts
What is maximum depth of a excavation before you have to get a P.E. to design and approve protective system?
20 feet
How many foot-candles of lighting are required for general construction areas?
5 foot-candles
For safe operation , electrically powered tools shall have either of these two safety requirements?
Double insulated or Grounded
What is the trigger height for fall protection when working on scaffolds?
10 Feet
This type of PPE must be worn when there is a risk of falling objects, or head bumping into fixed objects?
Hard hats
What are the 3 main methods primarily used to protect employees from cave-ins?
Sloping, benching, and shield systems
What are employers required to provide to prevent inhalation of dangerous/toxic fumes, dusts, and chemicals?
Respirators
Training
A condition from being cold for too long?
Hypothermia