PPE
This type of equipment protects your eyes from flying debris
What is safety glasses or goggles
PPE
Personal Protective Equipment
What is a near miss?
An unplanned event that did not cause injury or damage but had the potential to do so. It should still be reported.
If a GLISS employee is injured on a job site what is the first step they should take?
Ensure your own safety first, then notify their supervisor onsite and contact their GLISS representative or the GLISS Safety Manager.
What document needs to be completed by the employee after they have sought medical treatment?
801
What is the purpose of PPE?
PPE is used to protect workers from hazards that can cause injury or illness in the workplace.
LOTO
Lockout/Tagout
What are “caught-in or caught-between” hazards?
When a worker is squeezed, crushed, or caught between objects or machinery.
What is the difference between an accident and an incident?
Accident: Results in injury, illness, or damage.
Incident (near miss): No injury or damage, but had the potential to cause one.
At what height should GLISS employees not be working above?
4 to 6 feet off the ground requires fall protection and must be properly trained prior to use.
Name four types of PPE
Hard Hat, Safety Glasses, Gloves, Safety Vest, Boots, Hearing Protection (Earplugs, Earmuffs)
SDS
Safety Data Sheet
What are “struck-by” hazards?
When a worker is hit by moving objects like vehicles, tools, or falling materials.
When should an accident or incident be reported?
All accidents and incidents should be reported immediately no matter the severity of the situation.
Fit test and and medical questionnaire exam. Employees must also have a clean shaven face with a couple approved facial hair styles.
Why is it important to inspect PPE prior to use?
To ensure it is in good condition and will provide adequate protection.
OSHA
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
What should you do if you identify a hazard on site?
Stop work if necessary, report it immediately to your supervisor, and take steps to isolate or control the hazard.
Who is responsible for reporting an incident?
Every employee is responsible for reporting incidents or unsafe conditions, not just supervisors.
What documents need to be obtained from the employee after they have sought medical treatment?
Completed and signed 801, 827, Doctor's Note, After visit summary.
What should you do if your PPE is damaged?
Report it immediately to your supervisor and replace it before resuming work.
EHS
Environment, Health, and Safety
How can workers help improve hazard awareness?
By staying alert, attending safety meetings, following procedures, and reporting unsafe conditions.
What information should be included in an incident report?
Date and time of incident, location, people involved, description of what happened, and witnesses.
Complete GLISS Safety Jeopardy by 11/21/25 and turn into Ted. Your team will receive 500 points for completion, that will go towards your total score.
Complete all questions.