Stretching electrical cords across an aisle could cause someone to _______.

• Trip over them.

• Damage the equipment or cords.

• Cause injury.

• All of the Above.

Repairs to equipment must be done while the equipment is turned off, unplugged and locked with the tag out lock system.

• True

• False

Overloading extension cords is ______

• Something that sometimes you must do

• not something to worry about.

• not a problem

• very dangerous and should not be done.

What is the independent federal agency established to coordinate programs aimed at reducing pollution and protecting the environment?

• OSHA Occupational Safety and Health Administration

• FAE Federal Agency of the Environment

• SkillsUSA

• EPA Environment Protection Agency

A unit for expressing the intensity of sound.

• OSHA

• PPE

• Decibel (dBA)

• EPA

Keep feet shoulder width apart, bend with your knees, keep your back straight and obtain assistance from another person.... are the steps describing what?

• Using the paper cutter.

• Rolling a computer cart.

• Unplugging and using the tag out equipment.

• Lifting an object.

The name of the document produced by a chemical manufacturer, summarizes physical properties of a particular chemical, health and safety hazards.

• PPE

• Safety Hazard Checklist

• Tagout Device Checklist

• Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)

The point of contact where two cylinder gears, of rollers meet or come close to one another.

• Nip Point

• Lock Out Position

• Cut Point

• Hazard Roll

Clothing or equipment that protects worn for protection from injury associated with hazardous chemicals or machine operation.

• Safety Cloths

• Personal Guard

• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

• Barrier Guard

The federal agency that controls work place safety laws, rules and regulations.

• OSHA

• FIRE

• EPA

• MSDS