General Safety
Complete the following slogan:
"safety....."
First
What is the power zone?
The area between the neck and knees
Why must security be called when a pull station is activated?
Emergencies don't always happen at the pull pox location, To give a detailed description of what is happening if safe to do so, initiate additional outside emergency response.
What does SDS stand for
Safety Data Sheet
The 3 actions to remember during an Active Shooter
Run. Hide. Fight
What should you do whenever you see an unsafe condition in the workplace?
Report it
When lifting a heavy object, the back should be kept___________ and the knees should be______
Straight and Bent
A fire extinguishers primary use
Provide a pathway for escape
When does an SDS need to be replaced?
3 Years, Any changes to chemical or emergency procedures
Where are the closest assembly areas
Parking lot and Circle
The Government agency responsible for regulations which keep employees safe on the job?
OSHA
The one thing not to do when standing up during a lift
Twist at the waist
The first S in PASS
Squeeze
Required on every chemical container on site
Label and barcode
What must be worn when operating a sit down PIV?
Seatbelt
When in doubt about the performance of a task....
Ask for assistance
What is the 2nd highest cause of missed work?
Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSD's)
Acronym used in conjunction with PASS
R.A.C.E
Rescue, Alert/Activate, Confine, Extinguish/Escape
The number of times the label should be read before using a chemical
Until you understand it
When operating a PIV when do you drive in reverse or use a spotter
When vision is obstructed
Who is responsible for your safety
Yourself
Adapting the workplace so that the worker does not sustain injury from repetitive tasks or awkward movements
Ergonomics
Required to be issued whenever an open flame is used at work
Hot work permit
It is preferable to use a chemical when it is stored in this
Original container
The first method on the hierarchy of control is____ while the last is______?
Elimination and PPE