The acronym P.P.E. stands for?
What is Personal Protective Equipment?
If you should come across or see an unsafe condition in the workplace that you cannot fix immediately, this is the first thing you should do.
What is Report It?
The condition in which an employee's physical, physiological and psychological state enables them to continuously perform assigned tasks safely.
What is fit for duty?
This must be completed prior to entering any confined space to ensure there are no atmospheric hazards.
What is Atmospheric Testing? (or Air Monitoring/Air Clearance)
Commonly a name for a short break, this hazard assessment must take place every day prior to starting work.
What is a Take 5.
Or Field Level Hazard Assessment.
P.P.E is often known as the _____ line of defense.
What is the last?
The time it should take to report all workplace incidents and injuries as soon as it is safe to do so.
What is immediately?
You must use one of these when backing up vehicles or equipment, or moving them around in close proximity to people, machinery or traffic.
A hazardous gas that has the odor of rotten eggs and can dull your sense of smell.
What is Hydrogen Sulfide?
Before you lower yourself into that manhole you better have completed one of these.
What is a confined space permit?
This is what should happen to P.P.E. before it is worn.
What is inspected to make sure it is in good condition.
Any workplace incident that requires medical treatment must be reported to this organization.
What is/ are WSIB - Ontario?
WCB - Alberta?
What are the procedures for when you hear an emergency vehicle?
What is pull over to right, and stop.
This person is not able to walk away from the entrance of a confined space while the confined space is occupied and must maintain eyesight of the confined space entrant.
What is the Confined Space Attendant? (or Top Attendant).
This will tell you where to put pylons, signs, etc. and will help protect you from close encounters with automobiles.
What is a traffic control Plan?
The mandatory PPE that is required on all jobsites.
(Name 3)
This is the number I call immediately if a worker is unconscious or critically injured.
What is 9-1-1.
The _____ _____ _____ Policy generally states that whenever a company vehicle is parked, it should be parked in a manner that upon re-starting the vehicle, drive is the first gear used, not reverse.
What is First Move Forward?
The safe range of oxygen (for human occupancy)
What is 19.5% - 23.5%?
This procedure and document will ensure that your vehicle is free from major defects before operating.
What is a pre-trip inspection?
This three-letter organization is responsible for setting guidelines, policies and safety standards across all of Canada including approval of all Safety Equipment.
What is the CSA?
Canadian Standards Association
Representatives from this group are good people to speak to if you have non-emergency concerns or ideas about our Safety Program
What is the Joint Health and Safety Committee?
It is estimated that a vehicles stopping distance can be up to ___ times greater in icy conditions.
These three items must be in place to deem a space a "Confined Space". Please name one.
What is
1) a fully or partially enclosed space,
2) that is not designed for continuous human occupancy, and
3) in which atmospheric hazards may occur.
There are three primary rights provided to all workers. One would be the right to.
What is the Right to Know, the Right to Participate and the Right to Refuse Unsafe Work.
The right to know about health and safety matters. The right to participate in decisions that could affect their health and safety. The right to refuse work that could affect their health and safety and that of others.