Protective Equipment
Occupational Safety
Emergencies
Hazard Communication
Occupational Health
100
The word that is identified by the second "P" in PPE.
What is "Protective"?
100
Working at elevated heights.
What is fall protection?
100
Actions to take when hearing a siren or other warning device?
What is follow instructions by your supervisor or other person in charge of the emergency?
100
The term SDS.
What is Safety Data Sheet?
100
OSHA occupational health exposure guidelines.
What are permissible exposure limits?
200
The type of PPE that is required on most construction job sites.
What are Safety Glasses?
200
The danger of working with high voltage electricity.
Where is electrocution or arc flash?
200
A safety exercise to rehearse evacuating a building in the event of an emergency.
What is a fire drill?
200
The location(s) of the SDS sheets.
What is any readily accessible location?
200
Principle control measure to reduce exposure to dust, mist, fumes, vapors, and gas.
What is engineering controls?//What is mechanical exhaust ventilation?
300
Types of this PPE can be made of materials like cotton, nitrile, latex, and vinyl.
What are gloves?
300
Procedure followed after performing hot work.
What is a fire watch?
300
Actions to take during a chemical spill.
What is contact your supervisor?// What is follow the instructions provided by the person in charge?
300
The entity that is responsible to perform the appropriate hazard determination for their chemical substances.
Who is the chemical manufacturer?
300
Exposure to lead dust or fume can affect which target organ system(s)?
What is the neurological, reproductive, or gastrointestinal system.?
400
Type of PPE that is worn on the face to protect the eyes from liquid splashes.
What are Goggles? // What is a Face Shield?
400
Conducting repair, maintenance, or adjustments to equipment and machinery with hazardous energy sources.
What is lockout/tagout?
400
Someone threatens your health or safety at work.
What is contact your supervisor?//What is call the police or other authority?
400
The warning sign that displays the symbols and numbers related to health, flammability, reactivity, and and special hazards of any chemical.
What is the NFPA diamond plate?
400
Loose carpets, mats, or materials on the floor.
What is a trip/fall hazard?
500
The type of PPE that is required in all work areas where the sound level is more than 85 decibels.
What are hearing protection?
500
Prevention of back injuries while lifting or moving articles.
What is use the buddy system?//What is the use of manual material handling devices?
500
Areas where site personnel are protected from storm or natural disaster.
Where are safe areas in the building, facility, or nearby site location?
500
The four colors in the NFPA diamond plate and what they each stand for.
What is RED = flammability, BLUE = health hazard, YELLOW = reactivity and White = special hazards?
500
The OSHA requirement for workers who has a very high blood lead level.
What is medical removal?
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