Basics
This federal agency was created in 1970 to ensure safe and healthy working conditions.
What is OSHA?
This type of PPE protects your eyes from splashes and flying particles.
What are safety goggles?
These materials (that you have worked with) may release VOCs or toxic fumes when cured.
What are composites?
This document outlines the hazards and safety measures for a specific chemical.
What is a Safety Data Sheet?
This tool cuts off power to equipment to prevent accidental startups during maintenance.
What is Lockout/Tagout?
The percentage that fatalities have fallen since OSHA began.
What is (more than) 62%?
This type of glove offers good chemical resistance when working with resins.
What are nitrile gloves?
This class of chemicals used when making composites can cause rashes, skin burns, and breathing problems.
What are resins or solvents?
This section makes up one of the measures covered in the Handling & Emergency Procedures in an SDS.
What is First-Aid, Firefighting, or Accidental Release?
Spilled resin, fiber dust, and clutter on the floor can lead to this common type of workplace injury.
What are slips, trips, and falls?
This level of training is designed for entry-level workers.
What is OSHA 10?
This item protects your lungs when sanding composites or working with fumes.
What is a respirator or mask?
Improper handling or storage of these materials can lead to fire or explosions.
What are flammable resins and catalysts?
The first thing to do if a chemical gets in your eyes.
What is use the eye wash station?
This can be the result of faulty equipment or exposed wires.
What is electrical shock?
This level of training is intended for supervisors.
What is OSHA 30?
This type of footwear is recommended for manufacturing environments.
What are closed-toe or steel-toe shoes?
Touching resin with bare hands can result in this type of skin condition.
What is dermatitis or irritation (rashes)?
Flammability, reactivity, and stability are examples of these of a chemical.
What are (chemical) properties?
These must always be worn when handling sharp fibers or tools.
What are (cut-resistant) gloves?
This president signed the act that created OSHA in 1970.
Who is Richard Nixon?
This thing must be tied back or secured to prevent machinery accidents.
What is long hair?
Cutting or sanding composite materials releases this fine airborne material.
What is (carbon) fiber dust?
This is the maximum time-weighted exposure allowed by OSHA.
What is the Permissible Exposure Limit (PEL)?
One of the best ways to prevent accidents in the lab or shop.
What is keeping your area clean?