First AID
Injury Prevention
SDS Knowledge
Fire Safety
Tool Safety
100

What is required on every construction site?

A first aid kit and trained personnel.

100

What is the most common cause of death on construction sites?

 Falls.

100

What does SDS stand for?

Safety Data Sheet.

100

What are the three things needed for a fire to start?

 Fuel, oxygen, heat.

100

What is a common hazard when using tools?

Cuts.

200

What should you do to stop bleeding?

Apply pressure and elevate the injury.

200

 What should you do before lifting a heavy object?

 Bend your knees and keep the object close to your body.

200

What section explains first aid?

What section explains first aid?

200

 What is the PASS method?

Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep.

200

 What should you do before changing a tool bit?

: Disconnect the power.

300

What does RICE stand for?

Rest, Ice, Compress, Elevate.

300

Who is responsible for safety standards?

Everyone on the worksite.

300

Who requires SDS availability?

OSHA.

300

What should you do if you discover a fire?

Evacuate and call 911.

300

What does OSHA require for tool users?

Training.

400

What should you do if someone is burned?

Cool the burn with cool water, not butter.

400

What is the best way to prevent injuries?

 Eliminate hazards first, then use PPE.

400

What does a flame pictogram mean?

The chemical is flammable.

400

What type of extinguisher is suitable for most fires?

ABC extinguisher.

400

What is something you should never do to a tool?

Modify it.

500

What is the first step if you see a co-worker hurt?

Assess the scene for safety.

500

What should you do if you see a near-miss?

 Report it.

500

What should you do if the SDS is missing?

Report the missing SDS.

500

What is the leading cause of construction fires?

Electrical faults or hot work.

500

What percentage of construction injuries are caused by tools?

 8%.