Safety Review Quiz

Eye protection, such as safety glasses, must be worn _____________.

• Only when operating power machines.
• At all times when working in the lab.
• Only when the student does not already wear prescription glasses.
• When the student feels like it.

Sharp, pointed hand tools should be _____________.

• Thrown away because they could create a safety hazard.
• Carried with the point away from your body and others.
• Pointed in front of your body at others so they move out of your way.
• Put in your pocket.

If you find a power tool that is damaged, what should you do?

• Report the condition to the instructor immediately so the tool can be locked up until   it is repaired.
• Try to fix the problem yourself.
• Put it back into the tool cabinet because it does not work.
• Report the defect to the instructor after you have finished using the tool.

When operating any of the machines or power tools, talking is permitted only when _____________.

• You are talking to the teacher.
• You finish and the machine comes to a complete stop.
• You feel it is necessary to complete the task.
• You need help or assistance.

A “Safety Zone” refers to _____________.

• The general lab area.
• The area next to the computers.
• The area of the shop floor where the machine operator should stand.
• The floor space around the teacher’s desk.

At any one time, how many students are allowed in the safety zone of a machine that is being used.

• One
• Two
• Three
• Four or More

While working in the lab, you notice another student working in a very unsafe manner.  What would you do?

•  Nothing because it is not your problem to deal with.
• Notify the teacher at the end of the class.
• Confront the other student and let them know what they are doing wrong.
• Push the emergency stop button (if necessary) and notify the teacher immediately.

Hand tools should only be used _____________.

• As a self-defense weapon.
• In a safe and proper manner.
• In place of a hall pass.
• To wave in the air to get the teachers attention.

While cutting, shaping, drilling, or forming any material, you should _____________.

• Hold the material in your hand.
• Put the material in a clamp or vice.
• Ask the teacher to hold it for you.
• Have your best friend hold it.

Long hair, loose clothing, jewelry, and long sleeves need what kind of attention?

• All clothing should be tucked in or rolled back (such as long sleeves). Loose jewelry   must be removed, and long hair should be tied up.
• Long hair must be tied up, but long or loose clothing is not a problem.
• Long sleeves and loose clothing must be rolled up and tucked in, but long hair is not a problem.
• Loose clothing and jewelry are not safety hazards, as all machines have the necessary   safety guards to keep them from becoming tangled in the moving parts.