Machine Guarding
Lockout Tagout
Hot Work & Fire Extinguishers
Fall Protection
Confined Space Entry
1

This is designed to protect employees from hazardous moving parts, energy, materials, or debris during normal operations.

What is machine guarding?

1

This is intended to protect employees from the unexpected start-up or release of stored energy during servicing operations. 

What is lockout tagout? 

1

These are operations that are considered "hot work." (3/5+)

What is welding, grinding, brazing, soldering, torch cutting and any other temporary work operation that creates an ignition source?

BONUS QUESTION

1

Workers exposed to falls of this height are required to be protected from falls. 

What is 4 feet? 

BONUS QUESTION 

1

These are the three criteria that makes a space a confined space. (3/3)

What are:

-Large enough and so configured that a worker can bodily enter and perform work,

-Limited or restricted means for entry or exit, 

-Is not designed for continuous employee occupancy?

2

True or False: If guards are in the way, you can remove the guard and leave it off long-term even when the equipment is reenergized as long as you won't be in the area while it is running.

False: You must always reinstall guards after your work is done and before the equipment is reenergized. 

2

This is the person responsible for applying their lock and tag on a piece of equipment and is the only person authorized to remove their lock and tag.

What is the authorized person (i.e., the person who will be working on the machine/equipment, the person who will be in harm's way, etc.)?

BONUS QUESTION x2

2

With fire extinguishers, this is what the acronym P.A.S.S. stands for.

What is Pull (twist) the pin, Aim at the base of the fire, Squeeze the handle, and Sweep from side to side?

BONUS QUESTION

2

This is how often harnesses (including fit), connectors, and anchors must be inspected.

What is before every use? 

BONUS QUESTION

2

These are the four criteria that make a confined space a permit-required confined space. (2/4)

What are:

-Contains or has the potential to contain a hazardous atmosphere? 

-Contains a material that has the potential to engulf an entrant? 

-Has an internal configuration that could entrap an entrant? 

-Contains any other serious safety or heath hazard? 

BONUS QUESTION

3

These are examples of power transmission components on a machine/piece of equipment that are required to be guarded. (2/4+)

What are a belt and pulley, chain and sprocket, gear sets, and rotating shafts?

3

These are the three situations in which you must utilize lockout tagout. (2/3)

What is: 

-You must remove a guard or bypass a safety device to perform your work. 

-You must put any part of your body in the danger zone.

-The unexpected start-up of the machine/equipment could cause harm to you or someone else. 

3

When it comes to hot work, these are examples of "combustibles." (4/9+) 

What is wood, paper, cardboard, cloth, fabric, carpet, plastics, dry/combustible vegetation, flammable liquids/gases/greases?

3

Since identifying fall hazards typically isn't the issue, this is what typically leads to fatal falls.  (2/4+)

What is complacency, rushing, risk taking, or distraction? 

3

This instrument is used to test the atmosphere of a confined space prior to entry when there is the potential for a hazardous atmosphere. 

What is a multi-gas meter, four-gas meter, air monitor, sniffer, etc.? 

BONUS QUESTION


4

These are the types of hazards machine guarding (and lockout tagout) are intended to protect workers from.  (3/9+)

What are electrical hazards, mechanical hazards, gravity, residual motion, in-going nip points, shear points, crush points, the release of hazardous materials, and temperature extremes?

4

This is what you must do after you've deenergized the machine/equipment, applied your lock and tag, and released any potential/stored energy. 

What is verify that the equipment is in a safe state? 

4

This is what must be completed and signed by a lead, supervisor, or designee before hot work can be done outside a designated area and the work cannot be done 35'+ from all combustibles.  

What is a hot work permit?

BONUS QUESTION

4

If no permanent engineered fall protection systems are available and temporary systems will not work, these are the three special work practices that must be used (flat or low slope roofs only). (2/3)

What are:

-working in pairs with one person functioning as a monitor?

-always facing the fall hazard? 

-minimizing the time spent within 15 feet of the fall hazard?

4

This must be done prior to entry if there is the potential for a hazardous atmosphere within a space. 

What is ventilate the space using natural or forced-air ventilation until the air tests safe?

BONUS QUESTION

5

This is one of the Golden Rules of Machine Guarding. (1/4)

What is: 

-Guards must protect against incidental and intentional contact?

-Guards must be affixed, requiring a tool or action to remove them?

-Guards must prevent access over, under, around, or through to the DANGER ZONE?

-Guards must be reinstalled when removed?

BONUS QUESTION

5

This is the difference between lockout tagout locks and shop locks. (2/4+)

What is:

-LOTO locks are red, shop locks are typically black?

-LOTO locks are intended to protect someone in harm's way, shop locks are used for security purposes and cannot be used when someone is in harm's way?

-LOTO locks are one lock/one key, shop locks can be multi-keyed?

-LOTO locks are assigned to each authorized person (identified by the tag or tags), shop locks can be assigned to a shop (identified by a tag)?

5

These are the three main ways hot work fires start. (2/3)

What is: 

-Sparks, slag, flames, or other ignition sources migrating to combustible materials?

-Ignition sources igniting flammable atmospheres?

-Heat transferring along or through a surface or material and igniting combustible materials?

5

This is the difference between a fall arrest and a fall restraint system.

What is that a fall arrest system will allow you to fall but (hopefully) stop you before you hit the ground, and a fall restraint system will prevent you from falling altogether? *Connector length*

BONUS QUESTION

5

These are common precautionary measures that must be taken when a permit-required confined space must be entered. (4/10+)

What are controlling access to the surrounding area, assessing the space and completing an entry permit, conducting air monitoring, utilizing appropriate PPE, performing lockout tagout, eliminating other hazards, isolating the space, ventilating the space, designating an entry attendant, and preparing non-entry rescue means?