PPE
First Aid Kit
Eyewash Station
Miscellaneous
100

WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF PPE

Head, hearing, eye/face, and hand protection

100

How many items are required in the WFA Kit?

21

100

WHERE CAN YOU LOOK TO SEE IF AN EYEWASH STATION IS NEEDED OR WHAT KIND OF EYEWASH IS NEEDED?

SDS Sheets

100

WHAT IS OUR FREQUENCY OF SERVICE

30,60,90 DAYS

200

WHERE DO YOU GET PRICING FOR SAFETY ITEMS

200

WHAT BANDAGE IS REQUIRED IN THE FIRST AID KIT

1X3 STRIP 50 CT.

200

HOW OFTEN DOES AN EYEWASH STATION NEED TO BE SERVICED?

EVERY 90 DAYS

200
WHAT CHARGE APPLIES AT EACH SERVICE?

SERVICE CHARGE

300

What are the types and classes of hard hat?

Type I and type II 

Class E, Class C, Class G

300

WHICH ON OF THESE ITEMS IS NOT ONE OF THE 21 REQUIRED ITEMS: HAND SANITIZER, SCISSORS, TWEEZERS, COLD PACK

TWEEZERS

300

How far away does an eyewash station need to be placed from a hazard?

Within 10 seconds or 55 feet from any hazard

300
WHAT ARE THE 5 CATEGORIES THAT CAN BE SOLD THROUGH WESTERN FIRST AID?

First Aid, Eye Wash Station, PPE, AEDs, and Safety Training

400

What are the three factors that influence the selection of protective gloves?

Type of hazard, type of work, type of material being handled. 

400

DO THE EYEWASH BOTTLES IN THE KIT MEET THE OSHA STANDARD?

NO, THEY ARE ONLY A SUPPLEMENTAL.

400

According to ANSI, how frequently should you activate plumbed eyewash stations to flush away build-up in the pipes and to ensure proper operation?

Weekly

400

What is the name of the federal agency that protects the health and safety of workers?

OSHA

500

What is the unit of measurement used to determine the effectiveness of hearing protection devices to decrease sound exposure within a given working environment?

Noise Reduction Rating (NRR)

500

WHAT DOES OSHA SAY ABOUT FIRST AID SUPPLIES

Adequate first aid supplies shall be readily available

500

What are the types of eyewash stations?

Portable units, Supplemental stations, Plumbed Units, and Gravity fed.

500

The standard that details what First Aid products are required within a kit

American National Standards Institute (ANSI)