NCCER Unit 1 Basic Safety

Personal Protective Equipment

Public Protection Equipment

Private Protective Equipment

Personal Prevention Equipment

Safety procedures are optional and unnecessary

Following safety procedures leads to more accidents

Safety procedures are just suggestions and can be ignored

It is important to follow safety procedures to prevent accidents, injuries, and ensure the well-being of individuals.

Start filming the emergency instead of seeking help

Ignore the situation and hope it resolves itself

Panic and run around aimlessly

Stay calm, assess the situation, call emergency services if needed, follow any emergency procedures or protocols in place.

Slippery floors, lack of proper signage, excessive noise levels

Falls from heights, electrical hazards, being struck by objects

The purpose of a safety data sheet (SDS) is to provide detailed information about the hazards of chemicals and ensure safe handling.

To provide cooking recipes

To promote a new movie

To entertain readers

Lift with your arms extended

Use only your back to lift

Bend your knees and keep your back straight

Lift with your legs, not your back.

To create a chaotic work environment

To ignore potential hazards

To keep safety concerns hidden

To prevent accidents, ensure a safe work environment, and address potential hazards promptly.

Pull, Aim, Shake, Spray

Remember the PASS acronym: Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep.

Pull, Adjust, Squeeze, Sweep

Push, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep

Identifying weather patterns, favorite foods, and daily routines

Ignoring warning signs, avoiding social supports, and not having emergency contacts

Identifying triggers, warning signs, coping strategies, social supports, professional supports, and emergency contacts.

Focusing on triggers, isolating oneself, and not seeking professional help

Regularly, following the manufacturer's guidelines

Every 5 years, no matter the circumstances

Only when damage is visible

Once a year, regardless of usage