Heat Injuries
Fall protection
Ladders & Steps
Electrical
General Safety
100

Headache, dizziness, weakness, irritability, thirst, heavy sweating, or nausea

What are the early warning signs of heat stress?

100

Falls from heights

What is the leading cause of death in construction?

100

19 inches or more.

  • A stairway or ladder is required at points of access where there is a break in elevation of 19 inches or more.


100

Frayed Cords

Shall be taken out of service or repaired

100

Exposed Rebar 


Impalement hazards

200

High temperatures, high humidity, direct sun, physical labor, poor hydration, lack of rest, and some medications.

What are the common risk factors for heat stress?

200

Guardrails, safety nets, and personal fall arrest systems (PFAS).

What are the three main types of fall protection systems?

200

At least 3 feet (36 inches) above the landing or roof edge

How far must a ladder extend above the landing surface?

200

Exposed wires, damaged cords, wet conditions, overloaded circuits, and improper grounding

What are common electrical hazards on construction sites?

200

An incident that does not result in an injury

What is a Near Miss

300

Fatigue, profuse sweating, weak & rapid heartbeat, headaches, nausea, confusion, loss of coordination, ,muscle weakness, dizziness or fainting.

What is Heat Stress

300

What are the main components of Personal Fall Arrest System.

Anchor point, body harness, and connector (like a lanyard or lifeline)

300

Use the 4-to-1 rule: for every 4 feet up, the base should be 1 foot out.

At what angle should a straight or extension ladder be set?

300

Keep cords off walking paths, elevated when possible, and away from water or sharp objects

How should cords be routed on site?

300

Wet, uneven surfaces, tools/materials left out, and cluttered walkways.

What causes most slips and trips on jobsites?

400

Remove excess clothing, apply cool water to skin, use ice packs on neck/groin/armpits, and fan them.

How do you cool someone down safely and effectively in a heat emergency?

400

Someone who is trained, capable of identifying hazards, and has authority to correct them.

What is a “competent person” in fall protection?

400

Always maintain three points of contact

Do not carry tools or materials while climbing a ladder/ use a rope to pull up tools or material

400

By pulling the plug, not the cord

What’s the best way to unplug a power tool or cord?

400

These provide vital information regarding the chemicals in commercial products at the workplace, and the best solution for responding to an exposure to material hazards.

What are Safety Data Sheets (SDS)

500

About 1 cup (8 oz) every 15–20 minutes — even if not thirsty.

How much water should workers drink during hot weather or strenuous activity?

500

Above the worker’s D-ring level, capable of supporting at least 5,000 lbs per attached worker.

Where should an anchor point be installed?

500

AED

What is Automated External Defibrillator

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