Fall semester Safety Review

What is procedural safety?

• Procedural safety is the set of rules that encourage risky behavior
• Procedural safety is the set of rules and guidelines that ensure the safe and efficient operation of a system or process.
• Procedural safety is the process of ignoring safety guidelines
• Procedural safety is the absence of any safety measures

Why is procedural safety important?

• To make tasks more complicated and time-consuming
• To increase the risk of errors and accidents
• To create a chaotic and disorganized work environment
• To ensure tasks are carried out in a systematic and organized manner, reducing the risk of errors and accidents.

What are some common examples of procedural safety measures?

• Not using protective gear
• Ignoring safety protocols
• Disregarding safety equipment
• Wearing protective gear, following established protocols, using safety equipment

Imagine Daniel, James, and Henry are working on a project. How can they improve procedural safety in their project?

• By implementing clear and standardized procedures, providing regular training for themselves, and conducting regular safety audits.

• By ignoring safety procedures altogether

• By cutting back on their training

• By conducting safety audits only once a year

What are the consequences of neglecting procedural safety?

• Accidents, injuries, and loss of life
• Decreased risk of workplace accidents
• Improved employee morale and satisfaction
• Increased productivity and efficiency

Imagine Ava, Ethan, and Henry are learning about fire safety. Can you help them understand what fire safety is?

• Fire safety is the practice of Ava, Ethan, and Henry starting fires in a safe and controlled manner

• Fire safety is the process of Ava, Ethan, and Henry using water to put out fires

• Fire safety refers to the measures and precautions Ava, Ethan, and Henry would take to prevent and protect against the risk of fire.

• Fire safety is the act of Ava, Ethan, and Henry ignoring fire hazards and not taking any precautions

How can you prevent fires from happening?

• By practicing fire safety measures and being cautious with flammable materials.
• By setting more controlled fires to prevent larger ones
• By ignoring fire safety measures and using flammable materials freely
• By leaving flammable materials near open flames

What are the different types of fire extinguishers?

• Salt, sand, and dirt
• Oil, grease, and gasoline
• Plastic, paper, and wood
• Water, foam, dry powder, CO2, and wet chemical

How do fire extinguishers work?

• By removing one or more elements of the fire triangle: heat, fuel, and oxygen.
• By introducing more oxygen to the fire
• By increasing the amount of fuel for the fire
• By adding more heat to the fire

Imagine Luna, Avery, and Nora are in a safety drill competition. They are asked, 'How often should fire extinguishers be inspected and maintained?'

• Only when they are used

• Every 5 years

• Once a year

• Once a month