WELDING 1

COMPANIES WITH STRONG SAFETY CULTURES USUALLY HAVE LOWER?

• TURNOVER

• TURN AROUND

• LEFT TURN

• TURN STYLE

AN UNPLANNED EVENT THAT MAY OR MAY NOT RESULT IN PROPERTY DAMAGE IS KNOWN AS A(N)

• ACCIDENT

• INCIDENT

• PRESIDENT

POOR LIGHTING, EXCESSIVE NOISE, AND INADEQUATE GUARDS FOR MOVING PARTS ARE EXAMPLES OF

• SAFE CONDITIONS

• UNSAFE CONDITIONS

THE ACTIVITY THAT CONSISTS OF BREAKING A JOB INTO ITS COMPONENT TASKS AND THEN ANALYZING EACH STEP FOR POTENTIAL HAZARDS IS CALLED

• JOB SAFETY ANALYIS

• JOB TASK

• JOB STEPS

A MEASURE OF THE PROBABILTY, CONSEQUENCES, ANS EXPOSURE RELATED TO AN EVENT IS REFERRED TO AS

• SAFETY

• RISK

• NEUTRAL

WHAT PERCENTAGE OF ALL ACCIDENTAL DEATHS IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY ARE CAUSED BY SLIPS, TRIPS, AND FALLS WALKING AND WORKING SURFACES?

• 10%

• 20%

• 30%

THE D-RING OR SUPPORT POINT ON A SAFETY HARNESS SHOULD BE PLACED BETWEEN

• LEGS

• SHOULDER BLADES

• FINGERS

LANYARDS THAT HAVE NO SHOCK ABSORBING FEATURES ARE USED FOR

• STEPS

• POSITIONING

• WIRE SYSTEM

THE HIGHEST SAFE STANDING LEVEL ON A EXTENSION LADDER IS

• FOURTH RUNG FROM THE TOP

• SECOND RUNG FROM THE TOP

• FIFTH RUNG FROM THE TOP

WHEN STANDING ON A SCAFFOLD, IT IS IMPORTANT TO CONFIRM THE THE

• WHEEL BRAKES ARE LOCKED IN PLACE

• WHEEL BRAKES ARE UNLOCKED