Workplace Health and Safety Protocols

The video tutorial provides safety guidelines for working outdoors in hot weather, including staying hydrated and recognizing symptoms of heat-related illnesses. It also covers bloodborne pathogen safety, emphasizing the importance of treating all blood and bodily fluids as potentially infectious. Lastly, it outlines COVID-19 safety measures, encouraging good hygiene practices and staying home when sick.

What is the recommended amount of water to drink while working in hot conditions?

• 1 Cup every 30 minutes

• 1 Cup every 15 to 20 minutes

• 1 Cup every hour

• 2 Cups every hour

Which of the following is NOT a symptom of severe heat illness?

• Cold and clammy skin

• Confusion

• Dizziness

• Nausea

What should you do if you or a coworker shows symptoms of heat stroke?

• Apply sunscreen

• Call for medical assistance and inform your supervisor

• Take a break and drink water

• Ignore it and continue working

What are bloodborne pathogens?

• Microorganisms found in contaminated food

• Infectious microorganisms found in human blood

• Bacteria found in unclean water

• Viruses found in the air

Which of the following is a common way bloodborne pathogens are spread?

• Through blood-contaminated needles

• Through skin contact

• Through contaminated food

• Through the air

What should you do if you accidentally come into contact with blood?

• Wash the area and notify your supervisor

• Apply a bandage and continue working

• Ignore it and continue working

• Use hand sanitizer

What is the company's policy on face coverings?

• Face coverings are no longer mandatory but are available

• Face coverings are only for visitors

• Face coverings are mandatory at all times

• Face coverings are not allowed

What should employees do if they exhibit COVID-19 symptoms?

• Visit a coworker for advice

• Continue working and monitor symptoms

• Stay home and inform their supervisor

• Ignore the symptoms

Which hygiene practice is emphasized to prevent the spread of diseases?

• Using hand sanitizer only

• Wearing gloves at all times

• Covering coughs and washing hands regularly

• Avoiding all physical contact

What should you do if you need protective equipment like N95 respirators?

• Purchase them yourself

• Use homemade alternatives

• Ask your supervisor for supplies

• Borrow from a coworker