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WorksheetsAg Mechanics Safety
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 21mins
-When operating a machine you should:
Remain calm
Pay attention to what you are doing
Wear the proper safety equipment
All of the above
After you are finished using a machine:
Turn it on
Check the blade
Clean up your area for the next user
Have a nap
If you have an accident in the Shop:
Report it to the Instructor
Run out of the room screaming
Hide it
Pretend it didn't happen
Good safety practices include:
Wearing eye protection
Rolling up baggy sleeves
Walking around equipment safely
All of the above
If a machine is not working correctly:
Shut it off and go to a different machine
Google how to make it better
Turn the music up in your ear buds
Report it to the Instructor
Proper footwear does not include:
Tennis shoes
Running shoes
Sandals
Uggs
PPE stands for:
Peter Piper Eklund
Propaganda Purifies Elephants
Pizza Pickles Eggs
Personal Protective Equipment
Flammable material must be:
Stored in a proper bag
Stored near some dry wood
Kept away from heat sources in the yellow storage bin
Stored near bottles of propane
Starting and stopping the machines is done by:
Mr. Breit
Mr. Altrogge
The operator of the machine
Pete the Plumber
Good safety practices include:
Cleaning up work areas
Having plenty of light
Having plenty of ventilation in the work area
All of the above
Broken glass on the shop floor should be:
Picked up with a metal dust pan and brush
Picked up with your hands
Picked up with your teeth
Used to play soccer with
Hammers and other striking tools must be:
Checked for an expiry date
Checked for proper St. Timothy colors
Swung over your head
Checked for loose heads and broken handles
If you are unsure about a machine:
Always ask the Instructor for help
Turn it on and hope for the best
Turn on all the switches just to see what they do
Ask someone you don't like to turn it on
Before turning it on say, "Hey guys, watch this"
Long hair and loose fitting clothing must be:
Cut off
Stored in your backpack
Tied back away from moving parts of a machine
The proper TCHS colors
The “orange” color coding system refers to __________
danger
caution
warning
safety
What injury is the leading single cause of lost work time?
broken legs
back problems
cuts
bruises
The safety color ___ represents "DANGER".
Blue
Gray
Orange
Red
MSDS stands for...
Marginal Safety for Danger Substances
Material Safety Data Sheet
Material Safety Disability Sheet
Materials Safely Done Safe
Which class of fires is for paper and trash equipment?
Class A
Class B
Class C
Class D
Which burn is the least severe?
Second Degree
Third Degree
First Degree
All are severe
I understand that eye protection needs to be worn correctly in the shop at all times without exception.
I will follow all safety procedures at all times without exception.
I understand that loose clothing, loose jewelry, including rings of any kind, long hair (not in a ponytail), and neckties (not protected by coveralls) can be dangerous in the shop and should not be worn.
I understand that Safety Signs are to be understood before using the welding equipment and the safety procedures are to be followed during its’ use.
I understand that protective clothing is an important part of shop safety and that clean coveralls or welding leathers and leather boots will be worn at all times, without exception, in the welding and fabrication areas.
I understand that horseplay in never allowed in the shop and can cause serious injury to myself and to other students around me.
I will report all accidents, no matter how minor.
I understand that cleaning the shop at the end of each class period is an important part of shop safety and I will participate at the end of every class or whenever it is needed.
I understand that running is never allowed in the shop at any time.
I understand that all tools and equipment, welding electrodes, chipping hammers, wire brushes, and steel are to be stored properly.
Yes
No
