Locksmith 1St Class

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What part and section of occupational health and safety code describes the membership of a joint worksite health and safety program

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Part 13 section 197

Front 2

What part and section of occupational health and safety code describes the requirements and options for protective Footwear

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Part 18 section 233

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What part and section of occupational health and safety code describes requirements for a worker training about WHMIS

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Part 29 section 397

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What are the first aid requirements for low Hazard work at a close worksite with 5 to 9 workers at the work site for shift

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One emergency first aider, one standard first aider, number to first aid kit

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What is an employer's responsibility with regard to hazard assessment at a work site

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To develop a plan to eliminate or control any hazards identified at the worksite

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How is the Workers Compensation Board of Alberta funded

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100% of the funding for workers compensation comes from Employers in Alberta

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What are the four categories of workplace hazards

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Biological, chemical, ergonomic, and physical

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What is an example of an engineering control for work protection

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Isolation

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When is Administrative control put into place for worker protection

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When an engineering control cannot eliminate or control a hazard

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Who is responsible to have an emergency response plan in the workplace at the work site

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Employers

Front 11

What part of the occupational health and safety code covers the first Aid requirement at the worksite

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Part 11

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What must your employer do if first aid supplies are stored in a secure container at a work site

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Ensure the containers are clearly marked to indicate their content

Front 13

What is the duty to use personal protective equipment according to the Alberta occupation health and safety Code

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What you and your employer must do if a hazard assessment identifies the need for the use of PPE

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Who is responsible to ensure worksite emergency response plan remain up-to-date

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The employees

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When a works cited hazard assessment identifies the workers are required to wear PPE what is your employer's responsibility

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Ensure all workers properly use and wear required PPE

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What is an employee responsibilities with regard to the use of PPE

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To inspect your PPE prior to each use

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Industrial headwear must comply with what

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CSA

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What is not an obligation your employer assumes when a hazard assessment indicates the need for PPE

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To post a duty to use personal protective equipment sign at all entrances to the worksite

Front 19

What is the characteristic of protective Footwear with a yellow triangle on the other side of the tongue of the right shoe

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Souls that provide electrical shock protection and a grade 2 protective toe will withstand impact up to 90 joules

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In what situation is your employer obligated to provide you with proper PPE according to occupational health and safety

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When workers are exposed to respiratory Hazard or excessive noise levels

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What standard must a full body harness meat if manufactured on or after July 1st 2009

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CSA

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How often must you inspect your fall arrest equipment

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Before use on each shift

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What is the minimum distance ladder must protrude above the intended Landing point

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1 metre or 3 feet

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The safety factor for a scaffold must be designed and constructed to support at least

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4 times the load that may be imposed on it

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At what height must an employer have a guardrail erected for a temporary work area

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3M or 10ft

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When conducting a hazard assessment related to lifting and handling a load your employer must consider the

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Weight size and shape of the load

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What is not an example of a recommended lifting technique

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Lyft no higher than eye level

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What is the goal of proper lifting technique

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To eliminate bloating stress on the soft tissue of your lower back

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How is a safe working load swl defined

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Breaking strength divided bye the safety Factor

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What does the term shock load mean when applied to rigging equipment

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The sling is exposed to stress by having the load suddenly started or stopped

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What is the rigging factor or safety is to be used when lifting and transporting workers

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10 to 1

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How often must rigging be inspected

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At the beginning of each work shift

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What is the recommended sling angle when rigging a

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The sling angle must never be less than 60%

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Who is responsible for providing workers with WHMIS training

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The employer must provide the training

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Employers are responsible to

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Provide an MSDS for each control product used in the workplace, inform all workers about chemical hazards at the work site, train workers about labels, MSDS and other identifiers

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Suppliers of Controlled Products are responsible to

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Provide MSDS for Controlled Products they sell or Import

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With WHMIS, Employees are responsible to

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Apply workplace labels where and when required