PPE
The word that is identified by the second "P" in PPE.
What is "Protective"?
TRIPLE PLAY
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What is the PENNDOT Safety Manual?
Final step in a building evacuation
What is report to assigned designated area
SDS
What is Safety Data Sheet?
OSHA
What is Occupational Safety & Health Administration?
The PPE that is required in all red lined areas of the shop floor.
What are Safety Glasses?
JSA
What is Job Safety Analysis manual
A safety exercise to rehearse evacuating a building in the event of an emergency.
What is a fire drill?
Locations of SDS sheets.
What is Stock Room?
ATS
What is Accident Tracking System
Types of this PPE can be made of materials like cotton, nitrile, latex, and vinyl.
What are gloves?
Required daily prior to work being performed
What is Daily Safety Talk
Need to go back in for my lunch box, cell phone & keys at my work area during emergency evacuation of the building
What is not until deemed safe or all clear by supervisor/ emergency response personal
The ________is required to perform the appropriate hazard determination for their substances.
Who is the Manufacturer?
A reportable incident that does not result in injury or damage.
What is a Near Miss?
Type of PPE that is worn on the face to protect the eyes from liquid splashes.
What are Goggles?
Making violent threats or actions against co-workers
What is Work Place Violence
Device utilized in event of an employee having no pulse or breathing.
What is an AED (Automated Emergency Defibulator)
GHS Identification?
What is the sign/ label that displays the Health, Flammability, Instability and Special Hazards of any chemical.
Loose carpets, mats, or materials on the floor.
What is a trip/fall hazard?
The type of PPE that is required in all areas of the shop floor where the sound level is less than 85 decibels.
What are Ear Plugs
unwanted advancements or inappropriate behavior to a co- worker
What is Sexual Harassment
Where are main shed Tornado Safe Areas?
What is basement conference room
DAILY DOUBLE
The four colors in the NFPA diamond and what they each stand for
What is RED = flammability, BLUE = health hazard, YELLOW = reactivity and White = Special Hazards?
When are you required to report an accident
What is Immediately to your supervisor