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16 Cards in this Set
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If you suspect FWA: |
Report to instructor, counselor, or program director. |
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First line of defense against FWA: |
Vigilance |
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HAZCOM |
Hazard Communication |
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HAZCOM: Health Hazards |
-Irritation -Sensitization -Carcinogenicity |
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HAZCOM: Physical Hazards |
-Flammability -Corrosion -Reactivity |
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HAZCOM Program should ensure employees are aware of 3 things: |
-Names of chemicals in the inventory -Hazards associated with those chemicals -How to protect themselves against injury from those hazards |
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HAZCOM: All substances must be labeled with: |
-Identity of the substance -Hazards associated with the substance |
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Safety Data Sheets |
-Detailed information
-Required to maintain a paper copy
-Obtained from the manufacturer or internet
-Know their location |
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Eye Wash Stations REQUIRED : |
-Caustic -Corrosive |
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OSHA: Step ladder required: |
To retrieve items stored over 6 feet high |
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Operational Risk Management (ORM) |
Logic-based, common sense approach to making human, material, and environmental choices. |
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Operational Risk Management (ORM) |
Occurs before, during, and after all mission activities and operations. |
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Operational Risk Management (ORM) |
Allows leaders and individuals at all levels to maximize operational capabilities while minimizing risk. |
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Operational Risk Management (ORM) |
Utilizes a systematic process appropriate for all personnel within the DoD. |
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Operational Risk Management (ORM) |
A system to weigh risk and benefit to ensure mission accomplishment while minimizing injury & loss to government assets |
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OSHA
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Occupational Safety and Health Administration |
