2.1 Safety First
2.1 PPE & First Aid
2.2 Tool Selection & Operation
1.2 Energy, Work, & Power
2.3 Measurement Tools & Accuracy
2.3 & 1.1 Measurement Math & Application
100

What does OSHA Stand for?

Occupational Safety & Health Administration

100

What does PPE stand for?

Personal Protective Equipment

100

What is the first step before operating any tool?

Inspect the tool and review the operating procedure.

100

What is the formula for work?

Work = Force × Distance

100

Which tool provides the most precise measurement?

Dial caliper

100

What is pacing used for?

Estimating distance.

200

What is a Hazard?

Anything that has the potential to cause injury, illness, or damage.

200

Name two examples of PPE commonly used in the ag shop.

Safety glasses, gloves, hearing protection, steel-toe boots, welding helmet (any two).

200

Why is choosing the correct tool for a job important?

It ensures the job is done safely, efficiently, and correctly.

200

What unit is work measured in?

Joules

200

What is the difference between accuracy and precision?

Accuracy is closeness to true value; precision is consistency.

200

Why is pacing considered an estimate?

Step length varies, reducing accuracy.

300

Why are safety standards important in an agricultural mechanics shop?

They reduce the risk of injury, protect workers, and ensure equipment is used correctly.

300

Why should you assess a situation before providing first aid?

To make sure the scene is safe and prevent further injury.

300

What is an operating procedure?

Step-by-step instructions for safely using a tool or machine.

300

What is power?

The rate at which work is done.

300

Why is precision important when fabricating parts?

It ensures parts fit and function correctly.

300

What is the 3-4-5 rule used for?

Checking if corners are square.

400

What is the most common root cause of accidents in the shop?

Human error / unsafe behavior (not following procedures or rules).

400

Why is PPE selection different depending on the task being performed?

Different tasks have different hazards, requiring different protection.

400

Explain what could happen if the wrong tool is used for a task.

The tool or material could be damaged, or the user could be injured.

400

How does increasing force or distance affect work done?

Increasing either increases the amount of work.

400

When would a combination square be more useful than a tape measure?

When checking squareness, angles, or straight edges.

400

Why must irregular shapes be broken into smaller shapes to find area?

To calculate area accurately.

500

Explain why following safety rules protects both people and equipment.

Safety rules prevent injuries and reduce damage to tools, equipment, and facilities.

500

Explain how improper PPE use could lead to a serious injury.

Improper PPE may fail to protect the body, allowing hazards to cause harm.

500

Describe why operating procedures must be followed every time.

Skipping steps increases the risk of injury, even for experienced users.

500

Explain the difference between horsepower and watts and why both are used.

Both measure power; horsepower is common for engines, watts for electrical systems.

500

Explain why a precise measurement can still be inaccurate.

Measurements can be consistent but not close to the true value.

500

Explain why accurate measurement is critical before cutting materials.

Incorrect measurements waste materials and create unsafe or poor-fitting projects.