Fire Safety
Hazardous Chemicals
ESD
Electrical Shock & First Aid
Miscellaneous
100

flammable liquids

Class B

100

Always wear ___ when working with hazardous chemicals.

safety glasses

100

The most common means to charge a surface is by ___.

friction

100

___ occurs when an electric current flows through the body and a complete circuit exists.

electric shock

100

In case of an electrical fire, ___ the circuit.

de-energize

200

extinguished with foam or CO2

Class B

200

Work in a ___ space.

well-ventilated

200

protective circuitry to help dissipate ESD

zener diodes

200

It is the amount of ___ through the body, not the amount of voltage contacted that determines the severity of a shock.

current flow

200

Make sure all equipment is properly ___.

grounded

300
combustible materials such as wood, paper, or cloth

Class A

300

store all chemicals here

flammable metal storage cabinet

300

What is ESD?

Electrostatic Discharge

300

The factors that influence the effects of electrical shock include: 

___ & ___ through the body

current path & length of time current passes

300

Do not work ___.

alone

400

extinguished with water or CO2

Class A

400

In case of contact with a hazardous chemical, ___, follow instructions, and send for expert medical help.

read the label

400

___ can increase surface conductivity, which reduces friction-generated static electricity

high humidity

400

 If the power source cannot be secured, use a ___ material to remove the victim from the circuit

non-conducting

400

type of shoes to wear in an electrical environment

nonconductive

500

electrical equipment

Class C

500

Materials are clearly identified and classified through the ____ system.

MSDS

500

second and third way a surface can become charged

induction and capacitance

500

The factors that influence the effects of electrical shock include: 

___ & ___ of the current

intensity and frequency

500

The UL label has nothing to do with the quality of a product, only its ___.

safety