(NG) One of the best ways to prevent fires are:

(NG) What are the four different categories of fire?

(RT) Which of these is not a hazardous material?

(RL) The Use of _______ and ______ in the workplace is not permitted.

(RL) What safety color is used for first aid and safety?

(PL) In your safety training you should learn how to properly _____ and ______ a material safety data sheet

(PL) What are included on a non-flammable gases?

(AO) ________ alone can injure a person if not used properly

(MA) What are the three methods of ventilation used in the shop?

(MA) Unsafe conditions can be attribute by what?

(EG) What laws provide information about possible chemical exposures in the workplace?

(YR) Which has a specific location to be stored?

(YR) The occupation safety and health act of 1920 was passed to prevent accidents & death.

(YR) Serious burns in the shop can be treated with a regular first aid kit.

(RC) Most 110 volt power cords have a ____ prong cable

(ZS) A class C fire is one that is caused by what?

(AN) How many categories of fire are there?

(FLS) Above how many decibels can it damage our hearing?

(FLS) Which of the following is NOT a ventilation type in a welding workshop?

(FLS) Which of the following is NOT a component of the fire triangle?

(FL) What does EPA stand for?

Touching live electrical parts can cause fatal shocks or severe burns

If welding in a wet location , drape the cables over your shoulder to keep them dry

You should not warn others before striking an arc

The fumes generated from welding on coated metals such a galvanized, are very toxic and usually require the use of special ventilation equipment or respirators.

On warm days, the use of light, short-sleeved shirts when welding is allowed

Since fires are rare, it is not necessary to watch out for them

Connect the ground clamp as close to the welding area as possible

When chipping or grinding, wear safety glasses and a face shield

The only time a cylinder can be without a protective cap is when it is in use or is empty

All doors, panels, and covers must be closed or secured before using the welder

Experienced welders do not get distracted by loud noises or interruptions.

You should report all injuries and broken or damaged equipment to the instructor immediately!

Keep hands, long hair, and loose clothing away from moving parts.

Inspect equipment before use and make repairs as needed

Turn equipment off when not in use

Protective screens and barriers are recommended to protect others from arc flash and glare

Cylinders must be secured in an upright position at all times

A good welder always protects themself AND others from flying sparks