Glass Handling
Heat Stress
Property Damages
Work Practices
100

What is a major hazard when handling flat glass

Sharp edges 

Irregular shapes

Translucent pieces

100

The very first action you should take when a coworker shows signs of heat exhaustion or heat stress

Ensure employee is taken to a secured and safe place, call/yell for help, do NOT leave the employee alone.

100

What Rolling Stock Vehicles have the highest rate of accidents in 2026?

Side Loaders (Italcarelli)

100

What PPE is required when handling/processing broken glass?

Puncture resistant/toe protection boots/shoes, Anti-lacerative tops and bottoms, gloves, eye protection, possible face shield and hard hat.

200

How should broken glass be collected and dumped to avoid injury?

The use of tools to place in hopper and/or cullet collection points.

200

You should never give liquids to a heat illness victim if they are in this state:

Unconscious

200

What can a rolling stock operator do to eliminate the chance of an incident at roll-up door entry/exits?

Check the roll-up door and/or frame height, check the heigh of the equipment and object being carried, and look for alternative route(s).

200

What must be completed before operating rolling stock?

Complete the inspection card and report any unsafe/hazardous conditions immediately to a crew manager, supervisor, department head or EHS staff present.

300

The proper action after a pack of glass is accidentally broken anywhere in the facility?

Report loss, use tools to pick up broken pack(s), clean area, do NOT burry cullet or broken packs.

300

These two common types of beverages should be avoided on the jobsite because they can increase dehydration.

Coffee and Soda

(Also: energy drinks or other beverages with high caffeine or sugar content)

300

What are the 3 main steps to take if a leak is detected on any Rolling Stock?

1. Stop operating

2. Report leak

3. Cleanup the spill

300

What does the acronym W.H.A.T. stand for?

WHAT is the worst case scenario?

HAZARDS associated with doing this task?

ACTIONS I can take to do this task safely?

TOOLS I need to complete this task safely?

400

The action EVERY EMPLOYEE should take prior to entering a zone

Inspect for broken lites that have fanned out or lites that have the potential to fan out.
400

There are two types of factors, environmental and this: ____________

(Every employee can influence the outcome of these facors)

Personal Factors

400

What must an operator do if they discover damage to rolling stock during inspection or while operating?

Report the property damage immediately to a crew manager, supervisor, department head, and/or EHS team.

400

What is the method for safe travel up or down equipment or ladders

3 Points of Contact

500

Lites in a zone can be flopped by this method(s)?

1) Use of a pack truck and operator flops lites towards pack truck


2) Flop lites lower than shoulder heigh as long as there is no broken lite behind it that is higher.

500

The type of system that can be activated in case of an emergency, including severe heat illness

Activate the yellow emergency pull-downs

500

Main 3 reasons Employees give why property damages occur in the workplace

In a hurry

This is how I was taught

Equipment failure

500

Name 3 positions (by title or person's name) an employee can contact in case of a incident, idea for improvement and/or to report an unsafe condition (hazard).

Supervisor, Crew Manager, Department Head, Safety Manager, Environmental Manager