Safety Protocols and Procedures

This training covers essential safety procedures and protocols for various workplace hazards, including working at heights, handling suspended loads, operating motorized and industrial vehicles, lockout/tagout procedures, fire and explosion safety, confined spaces, machinery operation, and electrical safety. The training emphasizes the importance of following safety guidelines to prevent injuries and fatalities.

What is the primary purpose of the life rules training?

• To enhance communication skills

• To ensure safety and prevent fatalities

• To improve productivity

• To increase job satisfaction

What should be completed before starting work at heights?

• A safety drill

• A work permit

• A team meeting

• A risk assessment

Which of the following is NOT a control measure for working at heights?

• Guardrails

• Full body harness

• Fixed ladders

• Using mobile phones

Who is allowed to operate cranes and hoists?

• Supervisors only

• Any employee

• Maintenance staff

• Only trained personnel

What is required when driving any motorized vehicle?

• A first aid kit

• A seatbelt

• A safety vest

• A work permit

What should be done if a defect is found in a crane or hoist?

• Ignore it

• Report it and tag it with a red LOTO tag

• Fix it yourself

• Continue using it

What is the first step in case of a fire?

• Use an extinguisher

• Activate the alarm

• Call a supervisor

• Evacuate immediately

Which class of fire involves flammable metals?

• Class A

• Class B

• Class C

• Class D

What must be done before entering a confined space?

• Wear a safety vest

• Check the weather

• Notify a colleague

• Complete a risk assessment

Who should perform electrical work on systems with 50 volts or more?

• Any employee

• Certified personnel

• Interns

• Supervisors