Safety Basics
This is the state of being safe, free from risk of injury, danger or loss.
What is Safety?
This degree of burn causes redness, like sunburn.
What is a first degree burn?
Sparks, sawdust, and debris are examples of this airborne hazard.
What are flying objects?
Safety glasses in the shop must meet this ANSI standard?
What is Z87?
A green-coded fire extinguisher is used for fires involving wood, paper, and cloth, which leave this behind.
Safety in the shop is "no accident" and is considered the most important job in this area?
When lifting heavy objects, you should bend at this part of your body?
What are your legs?
Shoes with rubber soles help prevent injury from this hazard category?
What is electrical shock?
This type of face covering protects from ultraviolet and infrared light during welding.
What is a welding helmet?
A red-coded fire extinguisher is used for oil, gas, and grease — things that do this when heated.
What is boil?
“An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure” means doing this before an accident is better than fixing the problem later.
What is taking precautions?
This degree of burn causes blisters and is considered the most painful.
What is a second degree burn?
Falling materials, pinch points and overloads are all examples of this hazard category?
What are crush hazards?
To protect your hearing, you should wear this kind of PPE?
What is hearing protection (earplugs or earmuffs)?
A blue coded fire extinguisher is used for this type of fire.
Two reasons for safety training are preventing injury and protecting this....
What is equipment?
The number one pieces of equipment you must wear at all times in the shop?
What are safety glasses?
Name one of the three types of radiant energy under “Light” hazards.
What is visible light, ultraviolet light, or infrared light?
A fire blanket or extinguisher should be used to fight this type of hazard?
What is fire?
Oxygen reacts violently with this substance, causing severe burns.
What is oil?
Name one of the three main ways safety training benefits workers.
What is developing skills / making safety a habit / keeping tools in good shape?
Horseplay in the shop is tolerated under this number or circumstances?
What is ZERO!
Damaged insulation, water, and improper grounding can lead to this dangerous hazard.
What is electrical shock?
Respirators and ventilation systems are deisgned to protect workers from these harmful airborne substances?
What are vapors and fumes?
This type of fire extinguisher, labeled "ABC," is multipurpose and commonly found in Ag shops?
What is a dry chemical powder extinguisher?