Fall Protection, Ladders, Aerial Lifts

The 3 main typed of hazards associated with aerial lifts are

1) Unsafe Environments

2) Unsafe Behavior &

3) (a)  

True or False: If the lift doesn't reach high enough, you should stand on the railing

(a)  

When positioned on an incline, Always (a)   the wheels to prevent unintended movement.

Which of the following statements are true

• Non-electrical workers must stay at least 10 feet away from overhead power lines

• Electrical workers must de-energize/insulate powerlines and use proper PPE/equipment

• Use insulated buckets near powerlines

• Regularly check insulation on buckets

What is the minimum capacity ladder would you select for a 200 lb worker carrying 20 lbs of tools?

• 1AA

  Special Heavy Duty

• 1

  Heavy Duty

• II

  Medium Duty

• III

  Light Duty

An Extension Ladder should extend (a)   ft above the landing.

Which of the following is true of safe position on ladders?

• Face the ladder when ascending or descending

• Maintain 3 points of contact at all times

• Keep your body centered on the ladder

• Never let your belt buckle pass either side rail

OSHA requires fall protection when workers are exposed to a (a)   ft fall or greater.

When faced with a potential fall hazard, the first step is always to___

• Prevent the Fall

• Eliminate the fall hazard

• Control the fall

• Jump