General Shop Safety
PPE
Welding & Cutting
Electrical & Fire
Oxy-Acetylene
100

These must be kept absolutely clear at all times.

Exits

100

Safety glasses used with shop equipment must have side shields and this minimum ANSI rating.

ANSI Z87/Z87.1

100

Welding leads must be completely ______ and in good condition before use

insulated

100

Before repairing or servicing electrical equipment, do this first.

unplug the equipment

100

This gas supports combustion; acetylene is the highly flammable fuel gas.

oxygen

200

Before using any power tool, you need this person's permission and instruction.

the instructor/teacher

200

These personal audio devices are NOT approved hearing protection.

AirPods or earbuds

200

Oxygen and acetylene tanks must be kept this way

upright and secured

200

Never use this on an electrical fire.

water

200

The ideal acetylene setting for the class demonstration is this pressure.

6 PSI

300

Spills, dirt, scraps, cords, and tools left out can create this type of hazard.

slip or trip hazard

300

For welding or cutting, wear this fabric or FR-rated clothing instead of synthetic fabric.

What is 100% cotton?

300

Always use these devices on cutting/welding torches to help prevent flashbacks

flashback arrestors

300

Name the four steps in the P.A.S.S. method for using a fire extinguisher.

Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep

300

Open the acetylene bottle approximately this much; open the oxygen bottle fully

1/4 turn

400

Name TWO unsafe conditions that should be reported to the teacher.

defective tools/equipment, improperly guarded machines, or oil/gas/other leaks

400

When grinding or cutting, wear this in addition to safety glasses.

a face shield

400

The Advanced PPE presentation gives this helmet shade range for arc welding

shade #10–#13

400

Name the three elements of the fire triangle.

What are heat, fuel, and oxygen?

400

This pressure is the acetylene maximum/danger zone.

15 PSI

500

Name THREE causes of power-tool accidents listed in the shop-safety presentation.

contact with cutting/drilling/grinding parts, caught in moving parts, electrical shock, flying particles, hot tools/workpieces, or falls

500

For paints, primers, and solvents, use this type of approved respiratory protection instead of a dust mask.

NIOSH-approved respirator with appropriate cartridges/pre-filters

500

If welding or cutting must be done in an undesignated or hazardous area, this person should be nearby

fire attendant

500

If a shock victim is still in contact with electrical current, what must you NOT do, and what should happen first?

What is do NOT touch the victim; turn off/disconnect the power source and get emergency help?

500

Give the '3 B's' shutdown sequence in order.

Bottles → Bleed → Back Out

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