Fall Protection
The height at which fall protection is required on a Clark project
6 feet
This symptom is a common precursor to heat illness and results from not drinking enough water
Dehydration
Every individual attends this before they can begin working on a jobsite
Safety orientation
A disaster supply kit should have enough food and water for how many days
3 days
The height at which excavations must start shoring, sloping, or benching
5 Feet
The weight an anchor point must support per person
5,000 pounds
The amount of water required to be on-site per person in an 8 hour workday?
2 gallons (1 quart per hour)
This training is required and must be current for at least one crew member employee
First Aid, CPR, AED, Training
This is required to be worn at all times by an equipment operator
Per CalOSHA, this is the minimum height of a guardrail
42 inches
The temperature that triggers HIPP requirements in California.
80 degress
This person must be utilized whenever equipment is moved through a congested area
A spotter
Homeland Security recommendeds this response to an Active Shooter scenario?
Run, Hide, Fight (evacuate, hide out, take action)
What is the leading cause of death in the construction industry
Falls
The "B" in the ABC's of Fall Protection
Body Harness
Clammy Skin, Fainting, and Dizziness are symptoms of what heat illness?
Heat exhaustion
This is typically activated by an airhorn or siren
Emergency Action Plan (EAP)
The point directly above the “focus” of an earthquake
The Epicenter
The distance required for a ladder to extend beyond the landing
3 Feet
These can develop if an individual is suspended from their harness for too long
Blood clots (suspension trauma)
The number of days it takes to acclimatize to a new environment
14 days
Required PPE as of August 2022 for all Clark projects
Safety helmets
If you see someone working unsafe, what should you do?
Say something (stop work authority)
This is required on all electrical equipment to stop the flow of electricity in the event of a fault
GFCI