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Arc Welding Safety

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What type of shoes are acceptable for welding?

a)

Running Shoes

b)

Leather & Leather Like Shoes

c)

Croc's, Flip Flops and Slides

2.

Which of these do you have to avoid when preparing for welding? (Select all that apply)

a)

Ripped, Torn or Frayed Jeans

b)

Shorts

c)

Warm up or jogging pants

d)

Sweat Pants or Leggings

3.

Which of these is not a way that welding coats are different than normal coats?

a)

Pockets are removed or on the inside

b)

Durable leather or canvas

c)

Length covers your pants pockets

d)

Sleeves made to fit into welding gloves

e)

They are all bright orange so others can see you

4.

Which of the following is needed to protect your eyes while arc welding?

a)

Welding helmet with a level 14 or greater tint

b)

Gas welding goggles

c)

Your safety glasses will be enough

d)

You need to bring in sun glasses

5.

What do you need to turn on before you enter the welding booth?

a)

The exhaust fan

b)

The Circuit Breaker to power the transformer

c)

The welding machine

d)

The warning light

6.

Which of these natural forces is most like the damage done from the welding arc?

a)

Gravity

b)

Sunlight

c)

Wind

d)

Volcano

7.

Which of these is the correct way to "un-stick" an electrode?

a)

Let it heat up and melt itself free

b)

Lift your welding helmet to see how it is stuck and fix it

c)

Quickly move it left and right to snap it off

d)

Turn on the wall breaker for the welding machine

8.

Which of the following is the last thing you do before striking an arc in this shop?

a)

Turn on the fan

b)

Yell "welding"

c)

Prepare the electrode

d)

Turn on the machine

9.

When is it safe to raise your welding helmet when you are in the welding area?

a)

When you see someone has finished their bead

b)

When they haven't been welding for a while

c)

when the welder yells "clear"

10.

If you are bringing your weld to show the teacher you should:

a)

Walk, yelling "hot part" and carry it using pliers

b)

Move fast, telling people to stay out of your way, carrying it with the electrode holder.

c)

Walk fast, and carry it in the glove