Red Seal Block 1 Equipment And Safety Review

Front 1

The four strokes in a 4 stroke engine

Back 1

Intake

Compression

Combustion

Exhaust

Front 2

Hauling a trailer over 4500kg (9920lbs) requires which class license?

Back 2

Class 3

Front 3

Trailers over _____ kgs/lbs must have trailer breaks

Back 3

1360kgs

2998lbs

Front 4

When chaining equipment there should be _ points of tiedown

Back 4

5

Front 5

How should chains and the hooks be placed when hooking up a trailer?

Back 5

Chains should be crossed

Hooks are faced down

Front 6

Weight of machine should be placed where on a trailer?

Back 6

Over the axles

Front 7

Which type of engine uses a glow plug?

Back 7

Diesel

Front 8

Where does fuel and air get premixed in a gas engine?

Back 8

Carburetor

Front 9

Always do this before you enter an operator's work zone

Back 9

Make eye contact with the operator

Front 10

P.T.O

Back 10

Power take off

Takes power from a source (running engine) and converts it to power for an attachment or piece of equipment

Front 11

2 Four stroke engine advantages

Back 11

Efficient operation at lower rpms

No pre mixing of oil or fuel

Front 12

Chain saw chain parts

Back 12

Cutting tooth

Depth gauge

Drive link

Front 13

How far should the work rest be from the wheel on a bench grinder?

Back 13

Front 14

How far should the tongue guard be away from the wheel on a bench grinder?

Back 14

Front 15

The side guards on a bench grinder should cover __% of the wheel

Back 15

75%

Front 16

Best way to store a battery that isnt being used, without removing it from the machine

Back 16

Disconnect the negative post.

Reconnect when you want to use the machine again

Front 17

How to boost a battery

Back 17

Shut off vehicle with live battery

Positive to dead battery

Positive to live battery

Negative to dead battery

Negative to live battery

Front 18

Classes of fire

Back 18

Front 19

How to extinguish a Class B fire

Back 19

Remove oxygen source with an extinguisher, foam, or carbon dioxide.

NEVER USE WATER

Front 20

How to extinguish a Class C fire

Back 20

Deenergize the electrical device

THEN use the methods for class A or B

Front 21

Back 21

Front 22

How do you extinguish a class D fire?

Back 22

Special agents or covering them with sand

Front 23

What do fire need in order to burn?

Back 23

Fuel

Oxygen

Heat

Front 24

How do you do a positive pressure test with a Dual Cartridge Respirator?

Back 24

Front 25

How do you do a negative pressure test with a dual cartridge respirator?

Back 25

Front 26

Hearing damage is caused at

Back 26

85 decibels