Hazardous Communication
What does GHS stand for
What is global harmonized system
Two common types of electrical hazards are
What is exposure to above or under ground power lines, faulty wiring, missign groud plugs
Your OSHA card is good for
What is a life time
A D fire extinguisher is used for
What is metals
Who pays for most PPE
What is the employer
The hazardous communication standard was designed for who?
Workers or the workplace or chemicals in the workplace
Electrocution is
In a fire as the temperature of air increases
What is the density of dry air decreases and hotter air rises
A B fire extinguisher is used for
What is B - Boiling liquids, oils, solvents paints
Clear safety glasses are used to protect the eyes from
The pictogram with the dead fish stands for
What is an environmental toxin
Grounding is
What is a method of sending excessive electrical energy to the earth
Bases have this property
What are two reasons why people did not leave the Twin Towers during the 9/11 incident?
What is afraid of supervisor, did not know there was a risk, did not know where the exit was, was afraid could not walk down stairs
What piece of PPE protects the lungs
How many items are required on a chemical label
That is six
A square within a square on a power tools
What is a double insulated tool that does not require a grounding prong
Acids have this property
What is burn, are sour
When fighting a fire PASS stands for
Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep
Chemical goggles protect the eyes from
What is a splash hazard
A Ph of 14 means the chemical is a
What is a base
How many feet should you generally stay away from overhead power lines?
What is 10 feet?
After a loss of an eye, the employer has ________ to report it to OSHA.
What 24 hours
Should you store flammables near electrical equipment?
What is no
What is the difference between a type1 and a type2 hardhat
What is a type2 protects from side and back impacts whereas a type1 does not