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Provider of Fire Safety Standards
What is "NFPA (National Fire Protection Association)"
GFCI
What is "Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter"
ANSI Standard for safety eyewear
What is"Z87"
The most common type of injury in the workplace
What is "STF (Slip, Trip, or Fall)"
Everyone has heard this ergonomic lifting guidance since they were little kids.
What is "Lift with your legs, not with your back"
Duration of qualification provided by fire extinguisher training
What is "1 year"
LOTO
What is "Lock Out Tag Out"
ANSI Standard for safety footwear
What is "Z41"
The most common type of injury outside the workplace
What is "STF (Slip, Trip or Fall)"
Brentwood's most common type of recordable injury over at least the last 10 years
What is "Sprain/Strain or Ergonomic"
The commonly used acronym for fire extinguisher training
What is "PASS (Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep)
NIOSH
What is "National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health"
This determines the need for Personal Protective Equipment
What is "Hazard Assessment"
Height at which fall protection is required in General Industry
What is "4 feet"
A device commonly used by Brentwood to improve employee ergonomics
What is "Lift table, Tilt table, lift-tilt table, conveyor, job rotation, or another answer deemed by the judge to be appropriate"
Maximum distance between a Class B hazard area and a Class B extinguisher
What is "50 feet"
GHS
What is "Globally Harmonized System"
Brentwood requirement for cut protection. (2 items)
What are "Cut resistant PPE or a safety knife"
4 Feet
What does one cow or two chickens have?
Where you will find the OSHA Ergonomic Standard
What is "Nowhere, it doesn't exist"
Supposed temperature at which paper burns and the title of a 1953 Ray Bradbury novel
What is "Fahrenheit 451"
KISS
What is "Keep It Simple Stupid"
How long audiometric test records must be retained.
What is "For the duration of the affected employee's employment"
Height of the top of the top rail in a guardrail system
What is "42"
How OSHA can site you for an ergonomic issue
What is "the General Duty Clause"