Falls
Grease on the floor
What is a common slip hazard?
Use a stable cutting board
An action supports knife safety?
Steam
What is a burn hazard?
Assess the load and clear the path
Before lifting a heavy object, you should:
Heat, fuel, and oxygen
What three elements are commonly shown in the fire triangle?
Pull the pin
What does the P in PASS mean?
A frayed cord
What is an electrical hazard?
SDS stands for
Safety Data Sheet
Clean spills promptly
An action helps prevent slips?
Keep fingertips away from the blade path
what does the claw grip help.
Direct steam away from your face and body
When opening a steaming covered pot, you should:
Close to the body
During a lift, a load should generally be kept:
Grease buildup
What is a common kitchen fire hazard?
Aim at the base
What does the A in PASS mean?
Grasp the plug
Procedure one should use to unplug equipment
Which information may be found on an SDS?
Hazards, PPE, first aid, and safe handling
A box left in an aisle
What is a common trip hazard?
Move away and let it fall
What should you do if a knife begins to fall?
Wet material can increase heat-transfer and burn risk
Why should dry approved heat protection be used
Move your feet instead of twisting
How should you turn while carrying a heavy load?
Cooking oils and fats
Class K fires involve:
Squeeze the handle
What does the first S in PASS mean?
Machine guards should be removed when they slow production. true or false
False
Chemicals should be stored in food containers if the containers are labeled. true or false
False
An approved step stool or ladder
What should be used to reach a high storage area?
In designated approved storage
Where Knives should be stored:
Water and excess ice should be kept away from hot fryer oil. true or false
True
When a load is too heavy, bulky, or awkward for one person
When should a team lift be used?
. It can spread burning grease and create a violent hazard
Why should water not be used on a grease fire?
Sweep side to side
What does the final S in PASS mean?
Stop use as appropriate and report the malfunction
What should happen when equipment makes unusual sounds or sparks?
Why should incompatible chemicals not be mixed?
They may create dangerous reactions or toxic gases