Types of PPE for Hazards hazardous materials and types of hazardous materials
What type of PPE should be used when handling corrosive materials?
Gloves and goggles
True or False
Lead exposure is only dangerous through skin contact
False- It's harmful if inhaled or ingested too
Which of the following is considered a flammable material?
A. Water
B. motor oil
C. Gasoline
D. Sand
C. Gasoline
These materials can catch fire easily and include substances such as alcohol, gasoline, and propane.
What is a Flammable Material
True or False
Corrosive materials can damage both people and equipment
True
Which heavy metal is commonly found in solder and can cause nerve damage?
A zinc
B lead
C iron
D copper
B lead
This level of PPE uses a self-contained breathing apparatus and a non-encapsulating suit to protect against airborne hazards that are low risk to skin.
What is Level B
True or False
Mercury can be absorbed through the skin or inhaled as vapor
True
Which of these gases is most commonly used in welding?
A Carbon monoxide
B Nitrogen
C Acetylene
D helium
C Acetylene
This level of PPE offers the highest protection against hazardous materials, featuring a fully encapsulated, vapor tight suit and SCBA
What is Level A
True or False
Flammable vapors can ignite even without a visible flame
True
Mercury is Hazardous because it is :
A Radioactive
B Highly Flammable
C. Toxic to the Nervous System
D A strong base
C is toxic to the nervous system
These materials can eat away metal or burn skin, such as acids and bases.
What is a corrosive material
True or False
Proper PPE can reduce exposure to hazardous materials
True
Which of the following materials is not a physical hazard?
A compressed gasses
B flammable liquids
c Toxic fumes
D Reactive chemicals
C toxic fumes