OSHA regulations
Hazard Types
Labeling
Ergonomics
PPE
100

What does OSHA stand for? 

Occupational Safety and Health Administration

100

Define a workplace hazard? (general) 

Anything at work that can harm workers. 

100

True or False. 

All chemicals need to have proper labeling. 

True 

100

Define ergonomics. 

Ergonomics is the science of designing jobs, workstations, tools, and tasks to fit the worker, helping reduce strain, discomfort, and the risk of injury while improving productivity and efficiency.

In simple terms: ergonomics means fitting the job to the person, not the person to the job.

100

What is the employer's responsibility when it comes to PPE? 

Employers must provide and train employees on how to and when to use PPE. 

200

What is the responsibility of the employer when it comes to OSHA? 

Providing a safe workplace for employees. 

200

Name a physical hazard. 

Wet surfaces, sharp objects, etc. 
200

What type of labeling (stickers) do our raw materials have once QC has approved them for use? 

HMIS stickers 

(Hazardous Matierials Identification System)

200

What is a hazard associated with workstations having bad ergonomics? 

Body strains, aches, pains, and injuries. 
200

What is the employees responsibility when it comes to PPE? 

Employees must use their PPE appropriately, notify supervisors if PPE appears damaged and replacements are needed, and to keep PPE in good clean condition. 

300

What is the responsibility of the employees when considering OSHA? 

Employees must follow policies and procedures and work with best work practices - such as wearing all required PPE. 

300

What is the purpose of Lockout Tagout? 

LOTO is when employees lock out a tool to de-energize it. This protects employees working on the tool from getting hurt as well as protecting employees from broken tools, electrical hazards, etc.

300

True or False: 

If bringing material that is designated as "HOLD" or "WASTE" to the waste area, you need to label it but do not need to sign it in. 

False. 

You need to label the drum and log it in the log book. 

300

True or False: 

Rubber (or foam) mats placed on areas where employees stand for extended periods of time is an example of improving ergonomics.  

True. 

These rubber/foam pads are shock absorbers to help with standing for long periods of time.

300

Where would you find information on what PPE you need for a task? 

Batch tickets, HMIS stickers, GHS stickers, and SDS'. 

400

True or False: 

OSHA was created from the OSH Act 

True 

OSH Act = Occupational Safety and Health Act 

400

Name a chemical hazard.

Flammable chemicals, toxic chemicals, corrosive chemicals, etc.

400

What labeling type (sticker) do original raw materials come in with, or what finished goods go out with? 

GHS 

(Global Harmonized System)

400

True or false: 

Eronomics dont include tasks like lifting, pushing, or pulling. 

False. 

Ergonomics heavily relies on correct body positioning when lifting, pushing, or pulling, along with any other bodily force being applied. 

400

True or False: 

You should inspect your gloves before putting them on. 

True: 

Sometimes there can be small holes or tears in the gloves due to the manufacturing process. Its best practice to don your gloves and then check for any damage before working with any materials.

500

What year was OSHA created? 

a) 1959

b) 1960

c) 1968

d) 1970

d) 1970

500

True or False: 

If you see blood on the floor, you should wipe it up without PPE. 

False. 

Blood or other bodily fluids could contain bloodborne pathogens. 

500

Name everything you need to label a waste drum correctly. 

- Name of chemical 

- Date the material is determined to be waste (or hold) 

- Any hazards associated with the material 

500

Other than shock absorbing pads, name another piece of equipment that is considered "ergonomically friendly" or promotes "good ergonomics"

Examples (not limited to): 

Supportive chairs 

Standing desks 

Lifting straps 

500

Name a result of not having a proper seal on your respirator. 

Chemical dust or vapors can enter your mask, therefore entering your lungs. This can cause long term damage. Please make sure your mask is fitted properly before working with materials.