Gen. Industry: Test 2 Review

Front 1

What is Subpart I ?

Back 1

Personal Protective Equipment

Front 2

Describe the two primary means of protecting employees from workplace hazards PRIOR to considering personal protective equipment (PPE)

Back 2

-Feasible engineering

-Workplace controls

Front 3

List examples of PPE that is used to protect the EYE's?

Back 3

-Safety glasses

-Saftety goggles

Front 4

List an example of PPE that is used to protect the FACE?

Back 4

Face sheilds

Front 5

List an example PPE that is used to protect the HEAD ?

Back 5

Hard hat

Front 6

List an example of PPE used to protect the FEET ?

Back 6

Safety shoes

Front 7

List an example of PPE used to protect the HANDs and ARMs ?

Back 7

Gloves

Front 8

List an example of PPE used to protect the BODY ?

Back 8

Vests

Front 9

List some examples of PPE used to protect HEARING ?

Back 9

- earplugs

- earmuffs

Front 10

PPE is the last level of control T or F ?

Back 10

True

Front 11

If machine for work environment can be physically changed to previous employees exposure to the potential hazard then the hazard can be eliminated with an __________?

Back 11

Engineering control

Front 12

If employees can be removed from exposure to the potential hazard by changing the way they do their jobs, the hazard can be eliminated with a ________?

Back 12

Work practice control

Front 13

What are some examples of work practice controls?

Back 13

- the use of wet methods to suppress dust

- personal hygiene

- good housekeeping and maintenance

- job rotation of workers

Front 14

Employees that are required to use PPE must be trained to know at least the following:

Back 14

- when PPE is necessary

- what type of PPE is necessary

- how to use the necessary PPE

- limitations of the PPE

- proper care, maintenance, useful life and disposal

of PPE

Front 15

What are the three classes of hard hats?

Back 15

- Class G (formely class A)

- Class E (formely class B)

- Class C

Front 16

When are Class G hard hats used ?

Back 16

-General service

-providing good impact protection

Front 17

When are class E hard hats used ?

Back 17

-Electrical work

-protect against falling objects, high voltage shocks,

and burns.

Front 18

Forklift operators must be retrained every three years and if equipment or working conditions change? T or F

Back 18

True

Front 19

Only persons at least 17 may operate a forklift except in farm work? T or F

Back 19

False, at least 18

Front 20

Turning on a ramp does not affect the stability of a forklift? T or F

Back 20

False

Front 21

Forklift operators can increase stability by crossing obstacles like a railroad track at a 45 degree angle? T or F

Back 21

True

Front 22

Load weight does not affect stability? T or F

Back 22

False

Front 23

When lifting a load, you should tilt the mast back slightly to a traveling position before backing away? T or F

Back 23

True

Front 24

The best traveling position is keep the forks on a forklift about 14 inches from the floor? T or F

Back 24

False, about 4-6 "

Front 25

The higher you raise your mast, the more it wobbles and the less stable the forklift and load become? T or F

Back 25

True

Front 26

When stacking or unstacking, always approach the load straight on and remove it by backing straight out? T or F

Back 26

True

Front 27

Your load on a forklift is more likely to spill if you stop or turn quickly? T or F

Back 27

True

Front 28

Always take a loaded forklift down a ramp in forward end up in reverse? Tor F

Back 28

False, its the total opposite

Front 29

Keep at least 1 truck length between you and other vehicles when traveling? T or F

Back 29

False, at least 3 truck lengths

Front 30

Never drive up to someone standing next to a fixed object like a dock? T or F

Back 30

True, because someone could get crushed

Front 31

You must lower the forks, put the controls in neutral, set the parking brake and turn off the truck anytime you go 25 feet away from the forklift or if it is out of your direct view? T or F

Back 31

True

Front 32

A larger forklift can be used safely to raise equipment off the ground so mechanics can work under it? T or F

Back 32

False

Front 33

Class 7 and other specialized lift trucks tend to require additional training? T or F

Back 33

True

Front 34

With an empty truck, you should back up a slope and drive down with the forks facing forward?

T or F

Back 34

True

Front 35

It's not necessary to level a bridgeplate if the container is strong enough? T or F

Back 35

False

Front 36

Driving a forklift with one wheel off the edge of a dock will not risk a tip over? T or F

Back 36

False

Front 37

If you feel weak, sleepy, dizzy or start getting a headache while operating a propane truck in a closed storage area it could be carbon monoxide poisoning? T or F

Back 37

True

Front 38

Subpart N ?

Back 38

Materials Handling and Storage

Front 39

Operating a forklift is just like driving a car? T or F

Back 39

False

Front 40

All forklift operators regardless of age or experience must be trained and certified before operating any type of forklift? T or F

Back 40

True

Front 41

A missing data plate is called to remove a forklift from service until it is replaced? T or F

Back 41

True

Front 42

Smoking, flying in hot work are never allowed in the battery-charging area, the fueling area, or around propane tanks? T or F

Back 42

True

Front 43

List the 3 main injuries that occur during material handling, storage, use and disposal?

Back 43

1) struck by

2) crushed by

3) back injuries

Front 44

Back injuries account for 20% of all occupational illnesses? T or F

Back 44

True

Front 45

List all the different ways back injuries can be prevented with Materials Handling and Storage?

Back 45

- attach handles or holders to load

- appropiate PPE

- use proper lifting techniques

Front 46

What forms of PPE might be used when moving, handling, and storing materials?

Back 46

-hand and forearm protection

-eye protection

-steel toe safety shoes or boots

- metal, fiber, or plastic guards to protect the instep

area from impact or compression

Front 47

There are specially designed powered industrial trucks that may be used in locations where volatile flammable liquids or gases are handled, processed, or used? T or F

Back 47

True

Front 48

Because of the high incidence of back injuries, safe lifting techniques for manual lifting should be demonstrated and practiced at the worksite by employees but not by supervisors? T or F

Back 48

False

Front 49

Subpart H ?

Back 49

Hazardous Materials

Front 50

Describe the four main employer responsibilities under the HazCom standard?

Back 50

1) identify and list hazards

2) provide SDS and labels

3) implement a written HazCom Standard

4) training

Front 51

List 3 components of an appropriate HazCom program?

Back 51

-Labels

-Access to SDS

-Employee training

Front 52

Means the minimum temperature at which a liquid gives off vapor to form an ignitable mixture?

Back 52

Flash point

Front 53

Have flash points below 100° F, and are more dangerous than combustible liquids, since they may be ignited at room temperature?

Back 53

Flammable liquids

Front 54

Have flash points at or above 100° F ?

Back 54

Commbustible liquids

Front 55

Reliable sources of information that one can consult to learn about the fire and explosion risks associated with a liquid?

Back 55

-SDS

-Manufacturer's label

Front 56

Which of the following is NOT a requirement for storage cans used to hold flammable or combustible liquids?

- be approved for this use

- have a flame arrestor screen

- hold no more than 5 gallons

- be constructed of sturdy plastic

- have a spring-closing lid and spout cover

Back 56

Be constructed of sturdy plastic

Front 57

A plan to control hazards associated with flammable and combustible liquids must include what?

Back 57

-ventilation

-fire control

-proper storage

-safe handling of liquids

-identification and control of ignition sources

Front 58

While working with flammable or combustible liquids keeping the ratio of vapor to surrounding air ABOVE and BELOW the flammable limit is the best way to prevent fires or explosions? T or F

Back 58

True

Front 59

To reduce the risk of fire when transferring flammable liquids, what should you use?

Back 59

-approved safety cans

-a safety pump

-a closed piping system

-a self-closing safety faucet

Front 60

Materials that react with water must be kept in storage areas with flammable and combustible liquids. This is considered a storage requirement for flammable and combustible liquids? T or F

Back 60

False

Front 61

What is the purpose of ventilating areas where flammable and combustible liquids are stored or used?

Back 61

To remove vapor from the area in order to prevent explosions

Front 62

Where should ventilation be used?

Back 62

Where flammable and combustible liquids are used and stored

Front 63

Pour waste liquid into waste drums, use a funnel when pouring liquid into drums, and put oily rags into metal waste cans with self-closing lids, are all good rules for housekeeping and handling waste regarding flammable and combustible liquids? T or F

Back 63

True

Front 64

What type of fire extinguisher should you use to fight fires involving flammable or combustible liquids?

Back 64

Class B - flammable or combustible liquids

Front 65

If a flammable or combustible liquid spills, what should you do?

Back 65

-contain the spill to prevent spreading

-isolate the area to keep others out

-place oily rags in a self-closing waste container

Front 66

Exposure to hazardous chemicals in workplaces can cause what?

Back 66

-cancer

-burns & rashes

-dangerous fires

-explosions

Front 67

The HazCom Standard does NOT require chemical manufacturers to create chemicals that present NO health or physical hazards? T or F

Back 67

True

Front 68

On the outside of containers THAT ARE BEING SHIPPED, they must have a transportation label required by DOT? T or F

Back 68

True

Front 69

BEFORE A CHEMICAL IS SHIPPED, it must have a GHS- compliant shipping label? T or F

Back 69

True

Front 70

When a chemical is AT THE WORKPLACE the container should have a GHS-compliant shipping label or alternative labels? T or F

Back 70

True

Front 71

What industries are covered under the HazCom Standard?

Back 71

-General Industry

-Ship yard

-Marine

-Long Shoring

-Construction

-Chemical Manufacturing

Front 72

What industries are NOT covered in the HazCom Standard?

Back 72

-consumer products

-food, tobacco, & alcohol

-drugs

-pesticides

-cosmetics

-Ionizing & nonionizing material

-bio

-wood

Front 73

When transporting hazardous chemicals the outer container or box must provide DOT pictograms that are similar to GHS pictograms? T or F

Back 73

True

Front 74

Identify this GHS Pictogram?

Back 74

Health hazard

Front 75

Identify this GHS Pictogram?

Back 75

Gases Cylinder

Front 76

Identify this GHS Pictogram?

Back 76

Flammable

Front 77

Identify this GHS Pictogram?

Back 77

Corrosion

Front 78

DOT transportation labels and DOT pictograms are required by the Department of Transportation, not by OSHA? T or F

Back 78

True

Front 79

DOT transportation labels and DOT pictograms can be used instead of GHS pictograms on the original manufacturer shipping label? T or F

Back 79

False

Front 80

Simple asphyxiants, pyrophoric gases, and combustible dust hazards must be addressed on the SDS and on the label? T or F

Back 80

True

Front 81

A DOT transport label must include all of the following except _______?

-words

-a number

-color coding

-a flashing light

-a hazard symbol

Back 81

A flashing light

Front 82

Information is always presented in the same order on a Safety Data Sheet (SDS)? T or F

Back 82

True

Front 83

The Hazard Communication Standard 2012 makes requirements that apply to ___________?

Back 83

Both chemical manufacturers and employers who use chemicals at the workplace

Front 84

What must an employer do if hazardous chemicals flow through pipes in the workplace?

Back 84

Inform employees of the hazards associated with the chemicals contained in the pipes.

Front 85

What is the best description for these labels?

Back 85

Alternative labels that can be used in the workplace

Front 86

Stationary containers at the workplace that contain hazardous chemicals, must be labeled in the same way that all chemical containers in the workplace are labeled? T or F

Back 86

True

Front 87

Employers must keep an SDS for each hazardous chemical at the workplace and keep it in paper or electronic format? T or F

Back 87

True

Front 88

What must employers include in your training about hazardous chemicals at the workplace?

Back 88

-an explanation of OSHA's HazCom Standard

-locations of hazardous chemicals

-methods to help protect yourself from chemicals

-location of SDS library

Front 89

When can a secondary container that contains hazardous chemicals NOT be labeled?

Back 89

When a person who transferred the chemical into the secondary container will use the chemical during his or her own work shift

Front 90

Back 90

Chemicals that present less-severe health hazards

Front 91

This GHS pictogram represents which type of hazard?

Back 91

Explosive materials

Front 92

This GHS pictogram represents which type of hazard?

Back 92

Acute toxicity

Front 93

This GHS pictogram represents which type of hazard?

Back 93

Oxidizers

Front 94

List 4 potential sources of ignition for flammable and combustible liquids?

Back 94

-smoking

-lightning

-open flames

-welding

Front 95

A type of laminate glove that resists permeation and breakthrough by an array of toxic/hazardous chemicals?

Back 95

Norfoil

Front 96

A type of glove that provides the highest permeation resistance to gas or water vapors; frequently used for ketones and esters?

Back 96

Butyl

Front 97

A glove that is highly resistant to permeation by chlorinated and aromatic solvents?

Back 97

Viton

Front 98

A type of glove that provides protection against a wide variety of solvents, harsh chemicals, fats and petroleum products and also provides excellent resistance to cuts, snags, punctures and abrasions?

Back 98

Nitrile

Front 99

A glove that protects against cuts, flashes, and abrasion?

Back 99

Kevlar

Front 100

A type of glove that protects against cuts and lacerations?

Back 100

Stainless steel mesh

Front 101

Subpart Z ?

Back 101

Toxic and Hazardous Materials

Front 102

Subpart J ?

Back 102

General Enviornmental Controls

Front 103

Subpart R ?

Back 103

Special Industries

Front 104

Subpart O ?

Back 104

Machinery and Machine Guarding

Front 105

Where fire or explosion hazards may exist due to flammable gasses or vapors, liquids, combustible dust, or ignitable fibers or flyings?

Back 105

Hazardous locations

(defined by The National Electrical code-NEC)

Front 106

What are the 3 hazardous class location types?

Back 106

Class 1 Locations - Gas and Vapors

Class 2 Locations - Combustible dusts

Class 3 Locations - Easily ignitable fibers & flyings

Front 107

Dock boards ( bridge plates) must support ______ the weight of equipment + load + person?

Back 107

4x

Front 108

Slings should be inspected everyday before use and where service conditions warrant? T or F

Back 108

True

Front 109

Regularly lubricating ropes and chains will NOT lengthen its life? T or F

Back 109

False, you should lubricate ropes and chains regularly.

Front 110

NYLON slings should not be used where fumes, vapors, sprays, mists, or liquids of acids or phenolics are present and shall not exceed _____ degees?

Back 110

180°

Front 111

POLYESTER polypropylene slings should not be used where vapors, fumes, mists or liquid of caustics are present and shall not exceed ______ degrees?

Back 111

200°

Front 112

Fittings must be at least as strong as that of the sling? T or F

Back 112

True

Front 113

In buildings under construction, don't place stored materials with in ______ feet of a hoist way or floor opening?

Back 113

6 ft

Front 114

Employees who work on stored materials in silos, hoppers, or tanks, must be equipped with life lines and harnesses? T or F

Back 114

True

Front 115

When storing bricks you should not stack them more than ______ feet high, and should taper back a loose brick stack after its ______ feet high?

Back 115

7ft , 4ft

Front 116

Use an enclosed shoot when you drop material more than ______ feet outside of a building?

Back 116

20 ft

Front 117

When removing materials through floor openings, the opening must be less than ______ percent of the whole floor?

Back 117

25%

Front 118

Back injuries account for 20% of all occupational illnesses T or F?

Back 118

True

Front 119

With material handling and storage, list all the different ways back injuries can be prevented?

Back 119

-attatch handles and holders to loads

-appropiate PPE

-use proper lifting techniques

Front 120

There are specially designed powered industrial trucks that may be used in locations where volatile flammable liquids or flammable gases are handled, processed, or used T or F?

Back 120

True

Front 121

Because of the high incidence of back injuries, safe lifting techniques for manual lifting should be demonstrated and practiced at the work site by employees but not by supervisors T or F?

Back 121

False

Front 122

Forklift operators must be trained every three years and if equipment or working conditions change T or F?

Back 122

True

Front 123

Only persons at least 17 may operate a forklift except in form work? T or F

Back 123

False, must be 18 years of age

Front 124

Turning on a ramp does not affect the stability of a forklift? T or F

Back 124

False

Front 125

Forklift operators can increase stability by crossing obstacles like a railroad track at a 45 degree angle? T or F

Back 125

True

Front 126

Load weight does not affect stability? T or F

Back 126

False

Front 127

When lifting a load, you should tilt the mast back slightly to a traveling position before backing away? T or F

Back 127

True

Front 128

The best traveling position keeps the forks about 14 inches from the floor? T or F

Back 128

False, 4-6" above the floor

Front 129

The higher you raise your mast, the more it wobbles and the less stable the forklift and load become? T or F

Back 129

True

Front 130

When stacking or unstacking, always approach the load straight on and remove it by backing straight out? T or F

Back 130

True

Front 131

Your load is more likely to spill if you stop or turn quickly? T or F

Back 131

True

Front 132

Always take a loaded forklift down a ramp in forward and up in reverse? T or F

Back 132

False, its the opposite

Front 133

Keep at least 1 truck length between you and other vehicles when traveling in a forklift? T or F

Back 133

False, keep atleast 3 truck lengths

Front 134

Never drive up to someone standing next to a fixed object like a dock? T or F

Back 134

True, because someone could get crushed

Front 135

You must lower the forks, put the controls in neutral, set the parking brake and turn off the truck anytime you go 25 feet away from the forklift or if it is out of your direct view? T or F

Back 135

True

Front 136

A larger forklift can be used safely to raise equipment off the ground so mechanics can work under it? T or F

Back 136

False

Front 137

Class 7 and other specialized lift trucks tend to require additional training? T or F

Back 137

True

Front 138

With an empty truck, you should back up a slope and drive down with facing forward? T or F

Back 138

False

Front 139

It's not necessary to level a bridgeplate if the container is strong enough? T or F

Back 139

False

Front 140

Driving one wheel off the edge of a dog will not risk a tip over? T or F

Back 140

False

Front 141

If you feel weak, sleepy, dizzy or start getting a headache while operating a propane truck in a closed storage area it could be carbon monoxide poisoning? T or F

Back 141

True

Front 142

What is subpart N ?

Back 142

Materials Handling and Storage

Front 143

Operating a forklift is just like driving a car? T or F

Back 143

False

Front 144

All forklift operators regardless of age or experience must be trained and certified before operating any type of fork lift? T or F

Back 144

False, you must be 18 and you must be trained and certified

Front 145

Smoking, flames, and hot work are never allowed in the battery-charging area, the fueling area, or around propane tanks? T or F

Back 145

True

Front 146

List the 3 main injuries that occur during material handling, storage, use and disposal

Back 146

-struck by

-crushed by

-back injury

Front 147

What is subpart Z ?

Back 147

Toxic and Hazardous substances?

Front 148

Describe the four main employer responsibilities under the HazCom standard?

Back 148

1) Identify and list hazardous chemicals in their

workplace

2) Provide SDS and labels for each hazardous

chemical

3) Implement a written HazCom program that

includes labels, SDS, & employee training

4) Communicate hazard info to employees

Front 149

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Back 149

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Front 150

Examples of some combustible dust are :

Back 150

-Saw dust -Sugar dust -Flour dust-Coal dust

-Resin dust

-Aluminum dust

-Rubber dust

-Nylon Fiber

-and more

Front 151

If one of the elements of the explosion pentagon is missing, a catastrophic explosion will occur T or F?

Back 151

False, all elements have to occur in order for an explosion

Front 152

Name the five (5) factors known as the Dust Explosion Pentagon

Back 152

Front 153

The ease of ignition and the severity of a combustible dust explosion are typically influenced by particle size. What other factors can influence the explosiveness of combustible dust?

Back 153

- humidity

- moisture

- oxygen

- shape

- concentration of dust

Front 154

Any finely divided solid material that is 420 microns or smaller in diameter and presents a fire or explosion hazard when dispersed and ignited in the air?

Back 154

Combustible dust

Front 155

What five industries account for more than 70% of inspections under the in NEP?

Back 155

1) Rubber & plastic production

2) Chemical Industries

3) Metal products

4) Food products

5) Wood products

Front 156

What are the top 3 combustible dust related violations?

Back 156

1) HazCom 1910.1200

2) Housekeeping 1910.22

3) Powered Ind. Trucks 1910.178

Front 157

Meaning to burn down?

Back 157

Deflagration

Front 158

What is the title of the safety and health bulletin regarding combustible dust issued by OSHA in 2005?

Back 158

Combustible Dust in Industry: Preventing and Mitigating Effects of Fire & Explosions

Front 159

Secondary explosions can be far more destructive than primary explosions. Explain why?

Back 159

Because the increased quantity of concentration and dispersed combustible dust.

Front 160

Describe atleast 2 main causes of machine accidents?

Back 160

1) NOT using lockout/tagout

2) Missing or loose machine guards

Front 161

List atleast 3 of the requirments for safeguards?

Back 161

1) Secure the safeguard

2) Create no new hazards

3) Prevent contact with potential hazards

Front 162

List 5 machinery parts that pose hazards when unguarded or improperly guarded?

Back 162

1) Belts

2) Chains

3) Cranks

4) Couplings

5) Flywheels

Front 163

List atleast 5 types of machine guards?

Back 163

1) Fixed

2) Interlocked

3) Adjustable

4) Self -adjusting

5) I dont know 5 couldnt find the damn thing

Front 164

List at least 3 types of devices to safegurd machines?

Back 164

1) Pull back

2) Restraint

3) Gates

Front 165

Engineering and work practices are the best way to control hazards T or F?

Back 165

True

Front 166

What are the frequently most cited violations involving machine equipment?

Back 166

-Machine guards

-Point of operation

-Grinders

-Pulleys

Front 167

A point where work is performed on the material, such as cutting, shaking, boring, or forming a stock must be guarded?

Back 167

Point of operation

Front 168

What is the purpose of safeguards?

Back 168

To provide a physical barrier to the machine

Front 169

Provides a barrier - a permanent part of the machine, preferable to all other types of guards?

Back 169

Fixed guard

Front 170

When this type of guard is opened or removed, the tripping mechanism and/or power automatically shuts off or disengages, and the machine cannot cycle or be started until the guard is back in place?

Back 170

Interlocked

Front 171

A guard that provides a barrier which may be adjusted to facilitate a variety of production operations. This device is subject to human error?

Back 171

Adjustable

Front 172

A guard that provides a barrier which moves according to the size of the stock entering the danger area. This device avoid potential for human error?

Back 172

Self-Adjusting guard

Front 173

A device that utilizes a series of cables attached to the operator's hands, wrists, and/or arm. Withdraws hands when the side/arm begins to descend?

Back 173

Pullback device

Front 174

A device that uses cable or strap attached to the operator's hands and at a fixed point. It must be adjusted to let the operators hands travel within a predetermined safe area?

Back 174

Restraint Device

Front 175

A device located around the perimeter of or near the danger area. The operator must be able to reach the cable to stop the machine and must be manually restarted. The operator must have both hands on the button at the same time in order to activate the machine?

Back 175

Safety Tripwire Cables

Front 176

Requires constant, concurrent pressure to activate the machine?

Back 176

Two-handed Control

Front 177

Movable barrier device which protects the operator at the point of operation before the machine cycle can be started. This device provide safety to the operator and pedestrian traffic?

Back 177

Gate

Front 178

Emergency stop controls have to be prominent and readily accessible for all emergencies T or F?

Back 178

True

Front 179

When working with robots, most injuries occur from what?

Back 179

Maintenance and repair

Front 180

Most common technique in robots is to use a permeable guard with a fixed guard T or F?

Back 180

True

Front 181

A miscellaneous aid that do not give complete protection from machine hazard, but do provide some protection from flying particles, splashing cutting oils, or coolants?

Back 181

Protective Sheilds

Front 182

Detects presence of a person and prevents dangerous parts of machine from moving when in that area?

Back 182

Presence sensing guards

Front 183

When the periphery of a blade of a fan is less than _____ feet above the floor or working level, the blades must be guarded with a guard having openings no larger than _____ inch?

Back 183

7 feet 1/2 inch

Front 184

Any rotating parts less than _____ feet or less must be guarded?

Back 184

7 feet

Front 185

What are some woodworking machinery hazards?

Back 185

-lacerations

-amputations

-severed fingers

-blindness

-electrocution

-long term excessive noise

Front 186

Sawdust is a group A carcinogen T or F?

Back 186

True

Front 187

Wood dust can cause an allergic reaction T or F?

Back 187

True

Front 188

RPM?

Back 188

Revolutions per minute

Front 189

The RPM rating of a grinding wheel must be compatible with the RPM grinding motor T or F?

Back 189

True

Front 190

Work rest on off machines must be kept adjusted closely to the wheel with a maximum opening of _____ inch to prevent the work from being jammed between the will and the rest, which may result in wheel breakage?

Back 190

1/8 inch

Front 191

What are the two components of abrasive wheel machinery?

Back 191

-Abrasive grains

-Bonding Materials

Front 192

The distance between the abrasive wheel periphery and the adjustable tongue must never exceed blank inch?

Back 192

1/4 inch

Front 193

Whose responsibility is it to train and enforce employees?

Back 193

Supervisors

Front 194

Whose responsibility is it to ensure all machinery is properly guarded?

Back 194

Management

Front 195

A fine particle that can present an explosion when its expanding up in the air under certain conditions?

Back 195

Combustible dust

Front 196

Under the NEP, the hazard communication standard is the standard most frequently cited with respect to combustible dust related hazards, followed by the housekeeping standard T or F?

Back 196

True

Front 197

Hooks, rings, oblong links, or other attachment, when used with alloy steel chains, must have a rated capacity at least equal to that of the chain T or F?

Back 197

True

Front 198

3 general safety principles in materials handling, storage use, and disposal?

Back 198

-administrative controls

-Aware of ergonomic priciples

-training and education

Front 199

Powered Industrial Truck training is consisted of what 3 parts?

Back 199

1st- formal (lexure and discussion)

2nd - practicle (exercises and hand on)

3rd - evaluation (trainee is capable of operating PIT)

Front 200

Prevention of some injury should receive special emphasis T or F?

Back 200

True

Front 201

A projecting member that extends from a main structure to either provide additional stability or support?

Back 201

Outrigger

Front 202

A worker who prepares heavy equipment or loads of material for lifting?

Back 202

Rigger

Front 203

Forklift trucks, tractors, platform lift trucks, motorized hand trucks, and other specialized industrial trucks powered by electrical or internal combustion engines?

Back 203

Powered Industrial Trucks

Front 204

To line or support with a framework for timber?

Back 204

Crib

Front 205

The one who can identify health and safety hazards in the workplace and has the authority to correct them?

Back 205

Competent person

Front 206

A wedge or block for steadying a body and holding it motionless, for filling in excess space, or for preventing the movement of a wheel?

Back 206

Chock

Front 207

Labels must be updated within ______ months of receiving updated SDS?

Back 207

6 months

Front 208

In the revised Hazard Communication Standard, employers must be in compliance by what date?

Back 208

December 2016

Front 209

The MSDS had ______ sections and is now called the SDS with _____ sections.

Back 209

Had 9 sections ; now has 16 sections

Front 210

Employers must keep SDS for _____ years?

Back 210

30 years

Front 211

We have gone from "The Right to Know" to "The Right to Understand" T or F?

Back 211

True

Front 212

Training under the new HazCom Standard must be completed by what date?

Back 212

December 1, 2013 while full compliance with the final rule by 2015

Front 213

The document entitled "Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals", is commonly referred to as ________?

Back 213

The Purple Book

Front 214

What are the major changes to the Hazard Communication Standard?

Back 214

-Hazard classification

-Labels

-Safety Data Sheets

Front 215

List atleast 5 sections in a SDS?

Back 215

-Identification

-Hazard identification

-Storage and handling

-Fire fighting measures

-First-Aid measures

Front 216

Occurs when grain clumps together, because of moisture or mold, creating an empty space beneath the grain as it is released?

Back 216

Bridging

Front 217

Area of a building separated from the remainder of the building by construction having a fire resistance of at least one hour and having all communicating openings properly protected by the simply having a fire resistance rating of at least one hour?

Back 217

Fire area

Front 218

A container so sealed by means of a lid or other device that neither liquid nor vapor will escape from it at ordinary temperatures?

Back 218

Closed container

Front 219

Any can, barrel, or drum?

Back 219

Container

Front 220

The boiling point of a liquid at a pressure of 14. 7 pounds per square inch absolute (psia). this pressure is equivalent to 760 millimeters of mercury (760 mm Hg) ?

Back 220

Boiling point

Front 221

Approved or listed by a nationally recognized testing laboratory?

Back 221

Approved

Front 222

A material which is dispensed from its container as a missed, spray, or foam by a propeller under pressure?

Back 222

Aerosol

Front 223

A closed container having a liquid capacity over 60 U.S. gallons and not intended for fixed installation?

Back 223

Portable tank

Front 224

An approved container, of not more than 5 gallons capacity, having a spring closing lid and spout cover and so designed that it will safely relieve internal pressure when subjected to fire exposure?

Back 224

Safety can

Front 225

The pressure, measured in pounds per square inch (absolute) exerted by a volatile liquid?

Back 225

Vapor pressure

Front 226

Includes all concentrations of flammable vapor or gas in air, in which a flash will occur or a flame will travel if the mixture is ignited?

Back 226

Flammable range but can also be reffered to as the Explosive range

Front 227

PHA ?

Back 227

Process Hazard Analysis (PHA) - is a careful review of what could go wrong and what safeguards must be implemented to prevent releases of hazardous chemicals

Front 228

The transfer of large quantities of flammable or combustible liquids shall be through piping by means of pumps or water displacement. EXCEPT AS REQUIRED IN PROCESSING EQUIPMENT, GRAVITY FLOW SHALL NOT BE USED. T or F?

Back 228

True

Front 229

Metal drums with DOT specifications can hold______ gallons max for each category of flammable liquids?

Back 229

60 gallons

Front 230

Approved portable tanks can hold ______ gallons max for each category of flammable liquids?

Back 230

660 gallons

Front 231

Storage of incompatible materials that create a fire exposure (for example, oxidizers, water reactive chemicals, certain acids, and other chemicals) is not permitted T or F?

Back 231

True

Front 232

What are the two primary hazards associated with flameable and combustible liquids?

Back 232

-explosion

-fire

Front 233

The lower the flashpoint, the greater the hazard T or F?

Back 233

True

Front 234

What is an example of a Class 1A, 1B and 1C flammable liquid?

Back 234

Class 1A - Ethyl Ether

Class 1B - Gasoline

Class 1C - Turpentine

Front 235

Generated by contact of the decinerated materials?

Back 235

Static Electricity

Front 236

How to reduce static electricity?

Back 236

-bonding

-grounding

Front 237

Used for the prevention of fire and explosion. It is considered adequate if it is sufficient to prevent accumulation of significant quantities of vapor air mixtures in concentration over 14 of the lower final limit?

Back 237

Ventillation

Front 238

How to know if there is adequate ventilation?

Back 238

Use air monitoring

Front 239

Prevents fire flash back into can contents?

Back 239

Flame Arrestor Screen

Front 240

What is a good reference on Flammable and Combustible Liquids?

Back 240

National Fire Protection Association Standard No.30, Flammable and Combustible Liquids Code

Front 241

Lumber piles should not exceed _____ feet in height but if it is manually handled it should not exceed _____ feet?

Back 241

20ft ; 16ft

Front 242

Store flammable or combustible liquids according to their fire characteristics T of F?

Back 242

True