Shop Safety n PPE gear All Classes

What is the purpose of wearing safety goggles in a shop?

• To keep the hair out of the eyes

• To make a fashion statement

• To protect the eyes from hazards such as flying debris or chemicals.

• To improve vision clarity

When should you wear gloves in a shop environment?

• When handling soft materials

• When handling sharp objects, chemicals, or when working with hot materials

• Never, gloves are not necessary in a shop environment

• Only when the supervisor is watching

Why is it important to wear a rubber band holding long hair

• To make a fashion statement

• to match your shirt

• To protect the head from saw dust getting on it

• To prevent hair getting caught on moving tool mov parts

What type of footwear is recommended for shop safety?

• Sandals

• Flip flops

• High heels

• Closed-toe shoes or boots

Why is it important to wear ear protection in a shop?

• To block out the sound of coworkers talking

• To prevent hearing damage from loud machinery and tools.

• To keep the ears warm in a cold shop

• To look cool and professional

What are the different types of PPE that should be worn when working with chemicals in a shop?

• Hard hats, safety boots, and earplugs

• A raincoat, umbrella, and snow boots

• Sunglasses, sandals, and a sunhat

• Gloves, goggles, aprons, and respirators

When should a face shield be worn in a shop?

• When using a computer

• When taking a break

• Only during the winter months

• When there is a risk of splashes, sprays, or flying debris

What are the consequences of not wearing the appropriate PPE in a shop?

• Getting a promotion at work

• Improving overall health and wellness

• Reducing the risk of accidents and injuries

• The consequences of not wearing the appropriate PPE in a shop can include injuries from falling objects, exposure to harmful chemicals or fumes, and potential long-term health issues.

How often should PPE be inspected for damage or wear?

• Never

• Only when it looks damaged

• Regularly

• Once a year

What should you do if your PPE becomes damaged or ineffective?

• Ignore the damage and hope for the best

• Continue using the damaged PPE to save money

• Try to repair the damaged PPE with tape or glue

• Replace the damaged or ineffective PPE with a new one.