Hazard Communication
Occupational Health
OSHA
PPE
Safety Program Management
100
Corrosive, Flammable, Toxic, Reactive, Biological, Carcinogen, Radioactive.
What are types of hazardous chemicals.
100
Inhalation, Absorption, Injection, Ingestion.
What are routes of entry.
100
OSHA is the acronym for
What is the Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
100
These alone should not be relied on to provide protection against all hazards.
What is personal protective equipment.
100
Offer at least one OSHA 30-Hour Class (FY25).
What is ONE of our Safety Management System (CE-SOHMS) SPA Safety Goals?
200
OSHA Standard for Hazard Communication.
What is 1910.200.
200
A free tick testing and identification service available for ticks removed from DoD personnel.
What MilTICK.
200
To save lives, prevent injuries and protect the American Worker.
What is OSHA's Mission.
200
Items such as safety glasses, hard hats/helmets, safety boots, gloves, and hearing protection.
What are examples of PPE provided and paid for by your employer.
200
Primary location to find Inspection Reports, Anonymous Reporting, Safety Grams, and AHA Library.
What is our SPA Safety SharePoint site.
300
These should accompany all hazardous chemicals during shipment and to employees at risk of exposure to those chemicals.
What are Safety Data Sheets.
300
Sometimes called "ergonomic injuries," occur when the body uses muscles, tendons, and ligaments to perform tasks, often in awkward positions which over time create pain and injury.
What are Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSDs).
300
A safe and healthful workplace
What are employee rights under OSHA.
300
These form a safety seal around the eyes, preventing objects or liquids from entering the eyes.
What are goggles.
300
SPA regulation that includes Safety Awards and Recognition Program, Safety & Occupational Health Training, and Risk Management (Position/Activity/Procurement).
What is our District Regulation (DR) 385-1-1.
400
Under OSHA, employees have a right to know this.
What is chemicals they will be working with or exposed to as well as health and safety hazards and how to minimize exposure.
400
Results in Lung damage, tumors, infertility, and heart damage.
What is effects of Chemical Exposure.
400
29 CFR 1910
What is the OSHA Standard for General Industry.
400
Inspection frequency for PPE.
What is before each use, annually, per the Competent Person, and the manufacturers recommendation.
400
USACE Form used to report Good Catches/Near-Misses, Initial and Final Accident Reports.
What is Engineering (ENG) Form 3394.
500
1 of 9 HazCom Pictograms.
What is Environmental Hazard: Chemicals toxic to aquatic wildlife HazCom Pictogram.
500
Identifies a preferred order of actions to best control hazardous workplace exposures.
What is the Hierarchy of Controls.
500
Provide a workplace free from recognized hazards and comply with OSHA Standards.
Wha are responsibilities Employers have under OSHA.
500
Pinch the palm side of one glove on the outside near your wrist. Pull slowly and carefully toward your fingertips, turning it inside out as you pull it off your hand. Wad up the dirty glove into your palm of your still-gloved hand.
What is safe nitrile glove removal to protect against bloodborne pathogens.
500
Risk Assessment Tool that identifies hazards and establishes controls to reduce the hazard to an acceptable risk level.
What is an Activity Hazard Analysis (AHA).