Winter Work Safety
What two conditions capable of injuring or killing a person when exposed to cold?
What is Frostbite and Hyperthermia What is Frostbite? Frostbite occurs by freezing: to damage something by prolonged exposure to freezing conditions What is Hypothermia? Hypothermia occurs most commonly at very temperatures, but can even occur at temperatures above freezing if a person becomes chilled from rain, sweat, or submersion in cold water.
Wearing this can reduce the risk of injury in a car accident by about 50%.
A Seatbelt
Example of a Spill.
What is: Oil Leak From A Forklift Or Truck, Punctured Drum, or Leaking Equipment.
What does CWIM stand for?
Contact Water Interim Measure
Name five parts of the body which are most vulnerable to Frostbite.
What are Nose, cheeks, ears, fingers, and toes.
This safety feature in cars is designed to protect passengers during a collision by inflating quickly.
An airbag
These spills are a small quantity of known chemical with no gases or vapors present.
What is an Incidental Spill?
What does DV-SIS Stand for?
Down Valley
The healthy human body maintains a core temperature of approximately?
What is 98.6 degrees
This type of license restricts how many passengers a teen driver can have in the car in many states.
Novice
In general, what quantity is considered a small spill?
What is: <1 Gallon of known chemical.
Best way to Prevent S,T&F (Slips, Trips and Falls)
Multiple Answer*
The first sypmtom of hyperthermia is __________.
What is Shivering
It is recommended to keep this distance, measured in seconds, between your car and the vehicle in front of you.
3- second following distance
These spills are a small quantity of a known chemical that is producing gas or vapors that require respiratory protection.
What is a Major Spill?
An exercise to gauge how much danger is involved in what you are going to do and how to reduce that danger.
What is a Risk Assessment?
Designed to provide better traction while working or walking outdoors often in adverse conditions.
What is Ice Cleats or Footgear
Driving under the influence is illegal at a blood alcohol concentration of this percentage or higher in most U.S. states
0.08%
How to report a spill.
Multiple Answer*
What is using the Intelex EHS Incident Management Software.
Tripple Jeopardy: Spills are reported as?
The best way to safely work on electrical equipment?
What is de-energize and lock