PPE
This was developed in 1909 by the Julius King Optical Company in collaboration with American Optical. These were created in response to the high rate of eye injuries in industrial settings.
What is Safety Glasses
When not using the spray gun this should be on
What is a trigger lock
The thickness of the fibers
What is the Nap
PEL
Permissible Exposure limit
Painters need this annually
What is a fit test
There is a large selection of these in different sizes and materials to protect against many different type of hazards.
What is Safety Gloves
The first number on a spray tip represents this...
What is the spray fan width
Spot where paint coverage is insufficient
What is a holiday
APF
Assigned Protection Factor
The height a scaffolding can be built without being tied to structure
What is 4:1 ratio
A Type ll of one of these is designed to protect against side, front, back and top impacts
What is a Hard Hat
On a 517 spray tip what does the 17 represent
What is the orifice size
The metal band that connects the bristles to the handle
What is the ferrule
PAPR
Powered Air Purifying Respirator
What type of fire extinguisher should you have with a gas spray pump
or
- Class ABC
List 4 different type of respirators
- FF APR
- Powered Air Purifying Respirators (PAPR)
- SCBA
Graco has a card to inform a doctor on how to treat this injury
What is paint injection
used for oil base paints and stains
What is Natural bristle brush
UEL
LEL
Upper explosion limit
Lower explosion limit
list the hierarchy of controls
- Elimination
- Substitution
- Engineering controls
- Administrative controls
when noises on the jobsite hit this level you should wear hearing protection
what is 90 decibels
Airless Spray pumps run at this P.S.I.
What is 3000 P.S.I.
Term used to refer to the thickness of the paint
What is Viscosity
NCIFTI
North Central Illinois Finishing Trade Institute
What year was OSHA put into effect
What is April 28, 1971