The acronym “NIOSH” stands for…

The agency that regulates laws to protect the air,

the water, and the land is…

When financial aid is given to workers injured on the

job, this is called…

Who is responsible for providing financial aid to workers

injured on the job?

Which of the following is NOT a way to ensure a safe working place?

Safety training should include all of these except…

An example of ear protection PPE is a(n) _______

An example of eye protection PPE is a

The acronym “PPE” stands for...

Small “sinks” that spray water up to flush contaminants from a worker’s eyes are called…

What is “spontaneous combustion”? (select all that apply)

To prevent spontaneous combustion, rags containing grease, oil, paint, & solvents have to be stored in all of the following except...

Grounding techniques are used to keep ______________

from igniting flammable or combustible liquids.

The acronym “ESD” stands for

_________________________________________

Class A, B, C, D, & K are all types of ...

What is “lockout/tagout” for?

Ergonomics is... (select all that apply)

When working with chemicals or dust in a crowded

areas, one should always have...

What should always be clearly marked so that workers

know where to go in an emergency if they have to leave a building?

The color yellow is used in a color code to indicate…

To prevent a truck or trailer from rolling at a loading dock, one puts ______________in front of the rear wheels.

A secure ramp connecting a loading dock to a truck or

trailer is typically called a…

To work around some types of radiation, OSHA requires a ______________ and usually some type of ___________________.

A work area with a special ventilation system that keeps the air free of dust and other particles is called a...

Storage tanks, ventilation ducts, and pits that

are more than four feet deep are considered by OSHA to be

____________ .

Any process that creates sparks or involves heat or open flame is considered _____________________ by OSHA and requires a safe work permit

To work in a confined space, OSHA requires workers to have a ...

The term “hazmat” stands for ...

Chemicals like sodium hydroxide and polychlorinated

biphenyl are considered to be…

Bacteria, viruses, fungi, and other infectious agents that can cause death, injury, or illness are called...

The term “hazcom” is usually referred to as the following...

A required information sheet that identifies and

describes the hazardous ingredients of a substance is currently called an SDS. This stands for….

The term “biohazards” stands for ...

The term “hazcom” stands for...

Whenever opening, moving, or transferring hazardous materials, you should always wear the proper ...

You can move drums and containers with radioactive waste if you are all of these except...

If a hazardous material container is being opened,

emptied, or moved by other workers, you should…

Cylinders containing compressed ____________ must be

stored upright and must be capped and chained in approved racks.

If worker's eyes are exposed to a __________ _____________, they often use an emergency eyewash station to rinse away the hazardous material.

If exposed to ________________________, workers may

require medical monitoring.

Minimum and maximum exposure levels of hazardous

materials must be identified on the _______________________ for these materials.

Leaking hazardous waste containers should…

____________ _____________should never be poured down sinks or flushed down toilets.

Every workplace should have a(n) ________ __________ for dealing with fires and other emergencies.

Emergency ______________ offer workers a chance to

practice what they've learned.

_____________ _________________must be clearly marked and offer a way for workers to exit a building in an emergency.

If a worker who is untrained in first aid is the

first to an emergency scene, the worker should…

The acronym “CPR” stands for...

____________ requires special training and is used to

restore a victim's breathing and heartbeat.