The ACT
My acronym is MSHA?
Mine Safety and Health Administration.
My acronym is SDS.
Safety Data Sheets.
These should be attached to loads that may require steadying or guidance while suspended.
Taglines.
The acronym we use for extinguishing a fire with an extinguisher?
PASS-Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep
This type of hearing protection PPE eliminates the most noise?
Ear plugs.
This is the year MSHA was developed.
1977
I must retain an SDS for this amount of time?
For as long as the chemical is on the mine.
This must be audible above the surrounding noise leve.
Back up alarm.
I cannot do this next to any flammable/combustible material.
Smoke or open flames.
________ ________ authority is given to all workers and can save time, money, and lives if used properly.
Stop work
I have this amount of time to appeal MSHA's decision?
10 days.
Oxygen cylinders shall not be stored in rooms or areas used or designated for storage of _________ or ________ liquids, including grease.
Flammable, Combustible
ROPS stands for what?
Roll Over Protective Structure
What is an approved container of not more than 5 gallons with a spring-closing lid and spout cover?
A safety can.
You must wear this when there is danger of falling into water.
Life jacket.
The first step before reporting a safety concern to MSHA.
Report the concern to your supervisor.
What section of SDS contains first aid measures?
Section 4
This is how often a brake function test must be performed on equipment in mines.
Prior to each shift.
This class of fire consists of ordinary combustible materials such as cloth, wood, paper, rubber, and many plastics.
Class A Fire.
Policies, rules, laws, and decisions are examples of this type of hazard control?
Administrative control.
This is one way that I can report a violation.
Calling the Hotline/MSHA office.
Where can you find SDS?
Walbec Waypoint-Safety-MSDS Online
The first thing you should do when approaching a piece of operating equipment.
Make eye contact with the operator.
This class of fire consists of flammable and combustible liquids such as gasoline, alcohol, diesel oil, oil-based paints, lacquers, and flammable gases.
Class B fire.
_________ energy is an example of a "hidden hazard" that may not be obvious.
Stored or potential.