Don’t Be a Hero, Wear Your Gear-o
Eliminate It Like It’s Hot
Sweat the Small Stuff
Ice Ice Baby
Danger? Stranger
100

The three items required anywhere in the plant, excluding the office

Safety glasses, metatarsal boots, and hard hat.

100

There’s a written checklist by the core machine that must be reviewed before startup. This represents what type of control?

An administrative control.

100

This is the best beverage to prevent heat stress.

What is water?

100

The first action taken to prevent disturbance of key evidence.

What is secure the scene?

100

This hazard type includes slipping, noise, temperature extremes, and radiation.

What are physical hazards?

200

Area in the foundry that requires two types of ear protection.

Cleaning room, shakeout.

200

Barriers have been added around the pouring area to reduce foot traffic. This is which type of control?

An engineering control.

200

This is the earliest sign of heat stress, marked by heavy sweating and fatigue.

What is heat exhaustion?

200

The step where you apply the “5 Whys” or fishbone diagrams.

What is analyze root cause?

200

Hazards like repetitive motions, awkward posture, and heavy lifting fall into this category.

What are ergonomic hazards?

300

The reason we don’t tuck pant legs into boots on the pour deck. To

  • To prevent molten iron from entering the boot.
300

Even with machine guards in place, this behavior makes the control useless.

Bypassing, disabling, or removing the guard.

300

True or False: Energy drinks help keep you hydrated in the heat.

What is False?

300

A crane swings over a walkway, but no one is nearby and no one is hurt.

What is a near miss?

300

This incident type often reveals underlying hazards and must be investigated thoroughly.

What are near misses or close calls?

400

This is why loose-fitting PPE can be just as dangerous as none at all. It

It can get caught in machinery or fail to protect properly.

400

Leadership eliminates an older molding machine that lacked proper guarding and ventilation, replacing it with a safer, automated model. What’s this an example of?

Substitution.

400

Working near furnaces or in direct sun can increase this environmental factor.

What is heat index or radiant heat?

400

Actions planned to prevent the incident from repeating.

What is corrective actions?

400

True or False - Wearing more PPE is always better

False

500

A respirator won’t work properly if you fail to perform this check before use.

  • A seal (or fit) check
500

List the hierarchy controls from most effective to least effective.

Elimination, substitution, engineering, administrative, PPE

500

These are worn on the body to lower core temperature.

What are cooling vests?

500

These workers weren’t involved in the incident but are trained to provide a neutral review.

What is the safety committee or peer investigators?

500

True or False - Slips, trips, and falls are the #1 cause of workplace injuries.

True

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