PPE
What types of gloves are necessary for handling hot work?
A) Cut Resistant and Impact Gloves
B) Heat Resistant Gloves
C) Disposable Gloves
B) Heat Resistant Gloves
What should you do if you notice a spill?
A) Ignore it
B) Report it to a supervisor
C) Clean it up immediately if safe to do so
B) Report it to a supervisor
Communicate and notify others. Control the spill. Contain the hazard. Clean up the spill by using PPE.
What is the first step in using a fire extinguisher?
A) Aim at the flames
B) Pull the pin
C) Squeeze the handle
B) Pull the pin
First step is to pull the pin between the handles to unlock mechanism. Aim the hose or nozzle at the base of the fire leaving a distance of 6-8 feet between you and the fire. Squeeze the fire extinguisher's handle. Sweep the extinguishing hose or nozzle from side to side to cover the base of fire. Before operating the fire extinguisher, make sure you have a clear evacuation path.
SDS stands for
Safety Data Sheets
Why is it important to wear ear protection in a noisy factory environment?
A) Too noisy
B) To prevent hearing loss
C) To block out conversations
B) To prevent hearing loss
How should hazardous materials be stored in a factory?
A) In any available space
B) According to safety guidelines and regulations
C) In a temperature controlled space
B) According to safety guidelines and regulations
Refer to SDS - Safety Data sheet on storage conditions section
What should you do if you hear a fire alarm in the factory?
A) Continue working
B) Evacuate immediately
C) Take your personal belongings and evacuate
B) Evacuate immediately
A breathing filter that separates the user from harmful airbourn particulate, fumes, vapors or gas
respirator
Who is typically responsible for providing and maintaining PPE in the workplace
A) Employees
B) OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration)
C) Employers
D) B & C
C) Employers
What is the first step in Lockout Tagout?
A) Notify affected employees
B) Shut down equipment
C) Deactivate energy sources
A) Notify affected employees
1. Document preparation
2. Notifying affected employees.
3. Isolation
4. Apply LOTO
5. Energy check - verify that stored energy has been released
6. Isolation verification
By which of the following elements, the fire triangle is represented?
A) Chemical powder, fuel, heat
B) Fuel, heat, air
C) Fuel, heat, oxygen
C) Fuel, heat, oxygen
Horizontal support on a ladder that serves as a support for a foot or hand
Rung
How often should PPE be inspected before use?
A) At least once a year
B) Before each use
C) Only when it looks damaged
D) Never, PPE doesn't need inspection
B) Before each use
Welding shields primarily protect against...
A) Dust
B) Metal Splatter
C) Splashes
D) Flying particles
B) Metal Splatter
What type of fire extinguisher is suitable for Class B - flammable liquids fire?
A) Powder
B) Foam
C) CO2
D) All of the above
D) All of the above
material in liquid or solid form that will ignite at a flash point of over 100 degrees
Combustible
Eye protection is required for which of the following hazards?
A) Flying particles
B) Molten metal
C) Liquid chemicals, acids or caustic liquids
D) Chemical gases or vapors
E) All of the above
E) All of the above
OSHA stands for
Occupational Health and Safety Administration
The fire will die when....
A) The rate of heat generation is more than the heat loss
B) The rate of heat generation is equal to the heat loss
C) The rate of heat generation is less than the heat loss
D) All the above
C) The rate of heat generation is less than the heat loss
Explanation
For a fire to sustain itself, it needs fuel, oxygen, and enough heat to keep the combustion process going. If the fire loses heat more rapidly than it can generate it, it won't be able to maintain the temperature necessary for combustion to continue. This leads to the fire dying out. Therefore, the scenario where the rate of heat generation is less than the heat loss directly leads to the fire's extinction, as it signifies the fire's inability to sustain the energy required for combustion.
a vigorous or determined attempt
EFFORT