Why should one wear close fitting clothing when working around machines?
What is to prevent injury caused by clothing getting caught in machinery?
Which of the following is a common cause of workplace death?
Falls
Overexertion
Spilling Chemicals on you body
Failure to wear Personal Protective Equipment
What are falls?
What is a flood and example of?
What is an environmental emergency?
Grease is made from liquid lubricant with what added to make it semi-solid?
What are thickeners?
Where can you find safe handling procedures of chemicals?
What is the SDS?
If an operator knows a safety problem exists with a machine, the operator should do what?
What is notify a supervisor immediately?
What PPE is used to prevent a puncture wound to your foot?
What are safety shoes?
If an employee discovers a fire, their first response should be to?
What is sound the fire alarm?
What does the GHS hazardous material classification systems use to identify the danger of a material?
What are pictograms?
Why should you store chemical containers upright?
What is so labels can be easily read?
What are the three main components for an electrical lockout/tagout system?
What is the Lock, Lockout Hasp, and Tag?
Employers are required to create a PPE program based on the physical and ______ hazards present in the workplace.
What is Health?
If a workplace accident occurs, who should be called to aid the injured person?
Who is the first responder?
What number does the NFPA system use to represent the most extreme hazards?
What is the number 4?
Before shipping a hazardous material, what information do you need to review, that provides directions for packaging, labels, UN ID and required paperwork for shipment?
What is the DOT Hazardous Material Table?
What is an interlock for an operator to prevent them from being in harm's way while the machine is in operation?
What is a restraint interlock?
The National Safety Council defines an accident as an occurrence in a sequence of events that produces what?
What is an unintended injury, ill health, or property damage?
When first arriving on the scene of an accident, what three pieces of information should you gather?
What is,
Evaluate the Scene
Check with Bystanders
Keep yourself Safe
What are the two approved signal words?
What is Warning and Danger?
Bonus point, how was signal defined in the HazCom Lables?
An electrical quantity, such as current or voltage, that can be varied in a way to convey information.
How many classifications are in the DOT hazardous material identification system?
What are 9 classifications?
Class 1: Explosives
Class 2: Compressed Gases
Class 3: Flammable Liquids
Class 4: Flammable Solids
Class 5: Oxidizers
Class 6: Toxic or Infectious
Class 7: Radioactive
Class 8: Corrosive
Class 9: Miscellaneous
OTHER: While technically the Environmental impact of Hazard Placard does not have a specific class number, it is used when a chemical can harm maring life
What is a type of sensor that stops a machine if a door is opened?
What is an Electrical Interlock?
What is the word laser an acronym for?
What is Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation?
What are caustic substances?
What are substances capable of burning, corroding, or destroying by chemical action?
Acids and bases are common caustics
When referring to SDS, what does TLV stand for?
What is threshold limit value?
What are the five colors the DOT uses to identify types of materials?
What is:
Orange: Explosives
Green: Non-Flammable Gas
Red: Flammable
Blue: Water Reactive
Yellow: Oxidizer
White: Health Hazard