PPE
Safety glasses must have these to protect from flying debris.
What are side shields?
Oxygen, Heat & Fuel.
What are the 3 elements of the Fire Triangle?
An illness related to prolonged or repeated exposure that may appear months or years later.
What is a chronic illness?
This is the most common type of ergonomic injury.
What is a back injury?
In case of exposure to corrosive substances, these can be used to flush the user's head and body, however not the eyes.
What are emergency showers?
It is the second S in PASS.
What is Sweep?
After ingestion of any hazardous chemical, you should call this number to get extra information about effects of ingestion.
What is Poison Control?
It is the pain associated with the continuous flexion and extension of the wrist.
What is Carpal Tunnel Syndrome?
This is the first element on OSHA's hierarchy of controls.
What is Elimination?
This can be used to put out fires caused by combustible metals such as magnesium and titanium.
What is a Class D fire extinguisher?
On a chemical hazard label, a number from 0-4 on a blue background indicates the severity of this.
What is a Health Hazard?
Bending knees, keeping the object close to the body while keeping elbows tight against sides.
What is proper lifting technique?
At or above 85 decibels for 8 hours.
At what noise level does OSHA require hearing protection?
This is the stage of the fire at which you may try to fight it with a fire extinguisher.
What is the Incipient Stage?
On a chemical hazard label, this color is used to indicate the reactivity of the material.
What is yellow?
This is when the body is aligned and balanced, the joints are not bent and the spine is not twisted.
What is Neutral Posture?