OSHA Basics
Hazard Recognition
PPE
Emergency Procedures
Safety Signs & Symbols
100
What does OSHA stand for?
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
100
Name a common physical hazard in a food warehouse.
Wet floors, heavy lifting, stacked pallets
100
What does PPE stand for?
Personal Protective Equipment
100
What should you do if a fire alarm sounds and you are in the volunteer department?
Gather volunteers and evacuate building.
100
What color is used for danger signs?
Red
200
What should you do if you notice an unsafe condition at work?
Report it to a supervisor or safety coordinator immediately.
200
What’s the best way to spot hazards in your area?
Regular safety inspections and observations
200
Who is responsible for providing PPE at work?
The employer
200
Where is our designated emergency meeting spot?
Out on the grass by the truck entrance/exit
200
What does a green sign usually indicate?
Safety equipment or first aid
300
What is the main purpose of OSHA?
To ensure safe and healthy working conditions by setting and enforcing standards.
300
What kind of hazard is mold on donated food?
Biological hazard
300
Do volunteers need to wear PPE?
Yes, when required by project
300
What kind of emergency should you not try to handle alone?
Any involving fire, electricity, or serious injury
300
What does this symbol represent? 
Biohazard
400
Who is responsible for workplace safety?
Both the employer and the employee
400
A damaged extension cord is what type of hazard?
Electrical hazard
400
What type of PPE might you use when mopping?
Gloves, non-slip shoes
400
What does “PASS” stand for in fire extinguisher use?
Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep
400
What does SDS stand for?
Safety Data Sheet.
500
Name one right workers have under OSHA.
Right to a safe workplace, right to report hazards, etc.
500
Name three general hazard types.
Physical, chemical, biological, ergonomic
500
What does a triangle sign with a lightning bolt mean?
Electrical hazard