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WorksheetsGeneral Shop Safety
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 25mins
What is the first procedure you should do upon entering the shop?
Go to assigned tables
Safety glasses
Get directions
start to work
Oil on the floor is a slip and fire hazard.
Fashion hazard
They can get caught in equipment and pull you into it causing injury/death
Put it up
Shave it off
Don't worry about
Let it flow
Technician A says power tools cause more accidents than hand tools. Technician B says that most accidents are caused by the improper use of simple hand tools. Who is right?
Tech A
Tech B
Neither
All shop users must _____ ______ _____ at the end of class.
leave all tools
leave the area
clean up area
None of the above
Most accidents don’t just happen, they are caused by .......
Human Error
Taking Short Cuts
Unclear or unknown instructions
All of the above
You should dispose of oily rags in a separate container for combustible materials. Each individual is responsible for cleaning up their area.
True
False
In the case of fire in the shop, you should:
Run and hide in the shop
Begin battling the fire
Panic and start screaming for help
Notify the instructor immediately
Lifting heavy objects incorrectly can cause injury. The correct way to lift is:
Bend your knees and lift with your back straight or vertical
Bend over at the waist and lift
Take a deep breath and lift very quickly
Lift with knees straight and back horizontal
If you are ever in doubt about any procedure in the shop, the best person to ask for help from:
Your best friend
The custodian
An office aide passing through the shop
The instructor
If you see a broken or damaged tool, you should take it to:
The front office
NAPA for exchange
The Instructor
None of the above
Flammable liquid fires (class B) should be fought with:
Foam or co2
High pressure oxygen
Water
None of these
The proper procedure for using a fire exstinguisher to fight a fire is to:
Point the nozzle at the top of the flames
Point at the middle of the flames
Cover the area around the fire to keep it from spreading
Point the nozzle at the base of the source of the fire because this is where the fuel is
The instructor tells everyone to take a break while in the shop so its ok to take off your safety glasses.
True
False
A carcinogen that can be encountered when working with some brake, clutch, and gasket materials.
Sodium Chloride
Carbon Monoxide
Acetate
Asbestos
Documents that give product composition and precautionary information for any material that could present a health or safety hazard. These documents are prepared by the material’s supplier.
Technical Bulletins
Technical Manuals
Evacuation Routes
Safety Data Sheets
Class C Fire
ordinary combustibles, such as wood, paper, and textiles.
Class A Fire
flammable liquids, such as grease, gasoline, oils, and paints
Class B Fire
electrical equipment, such as motors and switches.
Class D Fire
combustible metals, such as magnesium and lithium.
Class K Fire
fueled by flammable liquids unique to cooking, such as cooking oils and greases
