EHS Terms
Why do we ask employees to report all injuries, incidents, and near misses?
PREVENTION- to prevent future incidents
The P in PASS method stands for?
What is: Pull the Pin
The point of operation of a machine is defined by OSHA as?
where the work is being done within the machine
An SDS must be kept on every one of these in a workplace
What is chemcial
What you should do whenever you see an unsafe condition in the workplace
What is REPORT IT?
Name one thing that should be inspected on a eye wash station?
Nozzle caps
How often should should you audit your fire extinguishers?
Once a month
The point of operation should always be
Guarded
Where can you find all SDS for chemicals we use?
SDS located near line 2 & QC lab
The government agency responsible for regulations which keep employees safe on the job?
What is OSHA Occupational Health & Safety Administration
How many Highline Warren facilities are present in in North America?
25
The first S in PASS
What is SQUEEZE?
What is needed to protect employee for abrasive dust?
Bench grinder guard
What does GHS Stand for?
Globally harmonized System
When lifting a heavy object, the back should be kept _____________________ and the knees should be _________________________.
What is STRAIGHT AND BENT
All chemicals in your area should be.
Properly labeled and have a SDS
Name the three components required to support a fire
Oxygen, Fuel, Heat.
Name the physical restraint that is applied to de-energize machines and equipment to prevent hazardous energy source from starting during maintenance.
What is LOTO (Lock Out Tag Out)
Storage bottles containing a primary chemical needs a?
Secondary label
What is ergonomics?
Ergonomics is the process of designing or arranging workplaces, products and systems so that they fit the people who use them to prevent MSD's
Electrical cabinets require how big of an area to be clear in front of them?
3ft
What is all Letters in PASS Stand for
Pull Pin, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep
What employee allowed to perform shutdown of machines or equipment for LOTO?
AUTHORIZED Employee
What is the term for a cancer-causing chemical?
Carcinogen