Shop Safety Study Guide

What is a hazard?

• A source of danger or risk that can cause harm.

• A type of safety equipment used in workplaces.

• A method of preventing accidents in the home.

• A legal term for liability in accidents.

What should you do before starting work in the shop?

• Clean the work area.

• Ensure you are authorized.

• Inform someone you are in the shop.

• Gather tools.

What are examples of PPE for eye protection?

• Glasses or goggles.

• Face shields.

• Safety helmets.

• Earplugs.

What are examples of PPE for lung protection?

• Ventilation, masks.

• Gloves, goggles.

• Hard hats, earplugs.

• Safety shoes, harnesses.

What are examples of PPE for ear protection?

• Earmuffs or ear plugs.

• Safety goggles or face shields.

• Hard hats or helmets.

• Respirators or masks.

Why is it important to wear glasses or goggles in the shop?

• They protect your eyes from flying debris.

• They enhance your vision in low light.

• They make you look more professional.

• They prevent dust from settling on your face.

What is an accident?

• An event that occurs unintentionally, often due to safety rules not being followed.

• A planned event that is executed with precision.

• A situation that is always avoidable with proper planning.

• An occurrence that is beneficial and leads to positive outcomes.

What are some safety practices during shop usage?

• Never work alone.

• Always work with a partner.

• Ignore spills or hazards.

• Focus only on your own project.

What is risk?

• Risk is the chance that an accident will occur.

• Risk is a measure of potential loss or gain.

• Risk is the likelihood of success in a venture.

• Risk is the process of evaluating opportunities.

What should you do after using the shop?

• Clean up the work area.

• Ignore the area and leave.

• Take a break before cleaning.

• Start a new project immediately.