Construction Site Safety Signage and PPE

The video tutorial covers basic PPE requirements on construction sites, emphasizing the need for safety boots, high visibility vests, and hard hats. It also discusses site-specific tasks that may require additional PPE like gloves, goggles, and dust masks. The importance of toolbox talks and risk assessments is highlighted. The tutorial further explains four types of safety signs: prohibition, mandatory, safe condition, and hazard signs, detailing their colors and purposes.

What are the basic PPE requirements mentioned for a construction site?

• Ear plugs, safety boots, and gloves

• Safety boots, high visibility vest, and hard hat

• Gloves, safety goggles, and dust mask

• High visibility vest, dust mask, and ear plugs

When might additional PPE like gloves and safety goggles be required?

• When cutting pipes

• When working at heights

• When operating heavy machinery

• When painting

Who is responsible for providing toolbox talks on site-specific tasks?

• The construction worker

• The site manager or supervisor

• The project client

• The safety officer

What is the purpose of risk assessments and method statements?

• To list construction materials

• To schedule project timelines

• To outline safety requirements and procedures

• To provide financial estimates

What color are mandatory signs on a construction site?

• Red

• Green

• Blue

• Yellow

What type of sign is typically red with a line through it?

• Safe condition sign

• Mandatory sign

• Prohibition sign

• Hazard sign

What color are safe condition signs, and what do they indicate?

• Yellow, indicating hazards

• Green, indicating safe routes

• Blue, indicating mandatory actions

• Red, indicating prohibitions

What shape and color are hazard signs typically?

• Square and blue

• Circular and red

• Triangular and yellow

• Rectangular and green