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General Safety
FLRA
Stop Work Authority
Other Emergencies
Chemical Safety
100
The key to handling all accidents and injuries in the workplace
What is prevention
100

Hierarchy of controls - which control is least effective.

What is "PPE"

100

Who can use Stop Work Authority

What is "Everyone of us including contractors and vendors" 

100

What is the first step in reporting an emergency over the radio. 

What is: Mayday, Mayday Mayday

100

An SDS must be kept on every one of these in a workplace

What is chemcial

200
What you should do whenever you see an unsafe condition in the workplace
What is REPORT IT?
200

What are the 4 steps to an FLRA

What is "Identify hazards, evaluate level of risk, determine type of control(s), Implement controls / solutions."

200

Benefits of SWA

  1. It gives the worker the responsibility, obligation, and right to stop work they believe is or will create an imminent danger to themselves, others, or the public. Empowers the worker, competent workers become the "safety eyes" for their own work and that of others 
200

Where do you go in the event of an emergency evacuation? 

What is "Muster point"

200

The D is SDS means what?

What is DATA?

300

MSHA task training document requirement to ensure miners have the skills and hazard training necessary to safely operate equipment is called what? 

What is "5000-23"

300

Heirarchy of control - Which control is most effective.

What is "Elimination"?

300

When SWA is used who should be notified. 

What is "supervisor"

300

If the siren sounds at noon in Salmon, it means this

What is: noon / lunch time and to verify the emergency system is working. e.g. the system also sounds when there are fire emergencies?....

300

The section of the SDS that tells you whether or not the chemical will react with other chemicals and cause a toxic fume.

What is Reactivity Level?

400
When lifting a heavy object, the back should be kept _____________________ and the knees should be _________________________.
What is STRAIGHT AND BENT
400

Engineering controls - Name two 

What is "isolation, design, process change, ventilation, admin controls, contract out etc..."

400

General steps of a Stop Work Authority procedure

What is:

  1. Stop the work
  2. Notify the supervisor or manager
  3. Investigate the stop work action
  4. Correct the situation
  5. Resume the work
  6. Follow up
  7. Document every step
400

When should tire chains be mandatory?

When the surface team or member of safety or management deems it necessary for the safety of our personnel driving to and from work in adverse weather conditions. 

400

The number of times the label should be read before using a chemical

What is three or more

500
Three priniciples of good body mechanics
What is widen stance, lift with legs not back, get help, don't twist, etc.
500

When is an FLRA required

What is "new tasks, when tasks change, when there is no JHA or SOP for the task, when hazards are present"  

500

Name a time SWA was used at ICO

what is "Travel to site, ties off in the Concentrator (contractors), transferring of chemicals in WTP" etc.... 

500
Anytime an accident occurs, this should be completed
What is an accident/incident/event report
500
You should never use a chemical if it is not in this
What is original container