Hazard Communication
Forklift Safety
Emergency Prepardness
Ladder Safety
Miscellaneous
100

What is Hazard Communication (HazComm) and what is it's purpose?

The "right to know" act which ensures employees are aware of chemical hazards and precautionary measures associated with chemicals. Purpose is to reduce the risk of chemical related occupational illnesses and injuries

100
Who is allowed to operate a forklift?

Authorized personnel who has received both classroom and practical training.

100

What is the first thing you should do when you hear the fire alarm sound?

Evacuate immediately 

100

Why must you inspect a ladder before each use?

You might find a defect that could be dangerous and require it to be taken out of service

100

What should you do if you see something that looks unsafe, or notice someone working unsafely?

Notify the Safety Department or your manager.

200

When is it okay to mix chemicals together?

Never. They may be incompatible and create a dangerous / deadly reaction.

200

What must pedestrians do if they see a forklift in operation?

Do not distract the driver, maintain a safe distance and communicate their presence, pay attention to the horn.

200

What are three examples of emergency situations?

Bomb threat, fire, active shooter, chemical release, medical emergency, weather event

200

What must you do if you need to use a ladder in a high traffic area?

Use a barricade or guard

200

What are Trillium's Incident Reporting Procedures?

Filling out an incident report form within 24 hours of an injury / incident, no matter how minor, and notifying your supervisor.

300

What is the primary purpose of a Safety Data Sheet (SDS) & where are they located?

To supply important safety information on hazards associated with the chemical. Located on the Google Shared Drive and paper copies are in the brewery of Shawmut.

300

What must operators do while utilizing a forklift?

Give pedestrians the right of way, utilize the horn, operate at safe speeds, utilize the seatbelt at all times, complete a pre-use inspection, do a mental check-in, always look in the direction they are travelling

300

Where would you find our Emergency Action Plan?

By the safety board in the break rooms, and the Google Shared Drive

300

How should you store a ladder?

Secured with a chain or hook, or laying flat

300

While working in the cold, what are two signs you need to go inside and get warm immediately?

Fatigue, uncontrolled shivering, confusion, blue skin 

400

What are two examples of a Safe Work Practice in regards to HazComm?

Wearing correct PPE, labeling secondary containers, properly storing chemicals, reviewing / obtaining an SDS before chemicals come on site, disposing of excess product correctly

400

Why is it important to use caution when taking medications before operating a forklift?

They may impair your ability to drive safely

400

Once evacuated, what must you do next?

Check in with your supervisor and remain evacuated until the "all clear" is given by authorized personnel

400

What is one option for safely carrying an item up / down a ladder?

Tool belt, handline, shelf.

400

At what height is fall protection required?

4 feet.

500
Where are emergency eyewashes & showers located?

In the Lab and Production areas

500

What must operators do if they feel a sit down forklift start to tip over?

Brace themselves and stay with the vehicle 

500

Where is the emergency meeting point for the Trillium location you work at?

Forever Home – Meeting Point “A” in employee parking lot

Shawmut – Grassy area by the Grain Silos

Fort Point – Far side of patio

Fenway – Grassy area in front of 401 Market

Farm – Stone fireplace up the driveway

Greenway – “Half shell” or arches in front of Boston Harbor Hotel

Boston Common – Storage at Emerson college equipment distribution center

500

How many points of contact must you use when utilizing a ladder?

3

500

What is a near miss?

Almost accident, could have been an injury if one thing had gone differently.