Safety knowledge
These are known as a personal injury?
What are cuts, broken bones, or strained back.
This fire burns with wood paper cloth, ect.
What is a class A fire?
Contains cancer causing agents.
What is asbestos dust?
This prevents normal breathing
What is Asphyxiation?
This protects your nose and mouth from small airborne particles
What is a dust mask?
This Class of fire has a blue circle logo.
What is a class C fire?
A invisible, odorless, but deadly gas.
What is Carbon Monoxide?
This provides information that helps to improve shop safety.
What are safety signs?
To burst into flames.
What is spontaneous combustion?
Equipped with fresh water and nozzles for washing out your eyes.
What is an eye flushing station?
What class of fire use all fire extinguishers.
What is No class?
These air things released into the air that is not good to breathe.
What are toxic chemicals?
Results when electricity passes through a person body.
What is electrocution?
Disease-producing microorganisms or agents.
What are Pathogens?
Detailed procedures for products provided by the manufacturer.
What are manufacturer's instructions?
Motors, wiring, appliances, and fuse boxes are fuel this type of fire.
What is a Class C fire?
Fumes released from the exhaust of a car.
What is Carbon monoxide?
People use this for minor injury
What is a first-aid kit
Solid or liquid that can be harmful to people.
What are hazardous waste?
Required to hold a vechile after it is raised by a floor jack.
What are jack stands?
Titanium, Sodium, and Zirconium fuels this type of fire.
What is a Class D fire
They complete scientific and technical research to establish basic safety standards.
What is National Institute for Occupation Safety and Health?
This protects your eyes and face from injury.
What is a full face shield?
Specify essential information and supulations for safely working with hazardous materials.
What are Right -to- know laws?