Workplace Safety Comprehensive Assessment

When working near electrical equipment, a (a)   should be used.

• Aluminum ladder
• Metal ladder
• Fiberglass ladder
• Steel ladder

According to proper fire safety protocol, when should you attempt to fight a fire?

• When the room is filled with smoke
• When the fire is small and contained
• When others need rescue
• When multiple fires are present

Which of the following is a proper inspection point for power tools?

• Tool color and design
• Manufacturing date
• Tool weight
• Cord and plug condition

What is the correct response if you notice a coworker experiencing electrical shock?

• Pull them away immediately with your hands
• Throw water on them to break the current
• Use a non-conductive object to separate them from the source
• Touch them to see if they're responsive

When storing tools at a worksite, you should:

• Leave them where you last used them
• Keep them in a secure, dry location
• Stack them randomly in a corner
• Leave them plugged in for quick access

What are the three essential components of the fire triangle?

• Heat, oxygen, and water
• Fuel, heat, and oxygen
• Fuel, water, and carbon dioxide
• Heat, smoke, and flames

When using an extension ladder, what is the correct ratio for ladder pitch?

• 3:1 ratio (3 feet height to 1 foot distance)
• 4:1 ratio (4 feet height to 1 foot distance)
• 5:1 ratio (5 feet height to 1 foot distance)
• 2:1 ratio (2 feet height to 1 foot distance)

(a)   is NOT a main type of electrical injury.

• Electrocution
• Chemical burns
• Electrical shock
• Falls

What is the proper technique for using a fire extinguisher?

• Spray, Aim, Pull, Sweep
• Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep
• Push, Activate, Spray, Stop
• Point, Activate, Spray, Secure

What should you check before using any electrical tool?

• The weight of the tool
• The manufacturer's date
• The cord for fraying or damage
• The tool's color coding