Hand/Foot Protection
Eye/ EAR Protection
Body/Respiration Protection
100
[BLANK] protects against the crushing hazard of falling objects.
Hard-toes shoes
100
What type of PPE has a wide opening on bottom and sides and MUST be worn with additional Protective eyewear?
Face Shield
100
This type of PPE protects against skin absorption of chemicals.
Dermal Protection
200
It is preferred not to wear hand protection if there is a risk of an [BLANK] hazard.
An Entanglement Hazard
200
At what Decibel level is hearing protection required?
85 dBA
200
[BLANK] protects the body from thermal/fire burns.
Flame Retardant Uniforms.
300
What should be worn to protect the hands from the heat of welding?
Leather Gloves
300
The Hearing Conservation Program Requires [BLANK] testing.
Audiometric
300
Prior to using Respiratory Protection for the first time a [BLANK] is required.
Fit Test
400
What type of gloves are usually necessary for electrical hazards and chemical hazards?
Rubber Gloves
400
Name the 3 categories of common eye Hazards.
Heat
Impact
Light/Radiation
400
Name the 3 parts of respirator maintenance.
Store
Inspect
Clean
500
What type of PPE is used to protect against bloodborne pathogens and body fluids?
Nitrile Gloves
500
Double Jeopardy
Name 5 activities that require tight fitting goggles.
1.Pouring during manual tank additions or filling, dispensing using drums with gate/faucet valves, and splash filling into tanks from drums and totes, etc.
2.Connecting / disconnecting hoses or caps, and line breaking
3.Loosening filter housing lid bolts during filter changes
4.Spill response
5.Cleaning with chemicals or compressed air (max 30 psi [2 Bar]
6. Sampling from pressurized systems
7. Unplugging or “pigging” lines or hoses
8.Manual parts washing
9.Portable Tank Cleaning
10.Changing drum/tote connections, valves, and lances (“stingers”)
11. Bulk liquid and powder raw material offloading (during transfer, working within 10 feet [3 meters] of pressurized a system)
500
Name 3 common airborne hazards
Particulates
Vapors
Gases