WorksheetsModule 00101 Safety PowerPoint (Section 1 - Safety and Haz) Quiz
Total questions: 52
Worksheet time: 26mins
What is one of the tasks you should be able to do under supervision according to the performance tasks?
Properly set up and climb/descend an extension ladder, demonstrating proper three-point contact.
Inspect the following PPE items and determine if they are safe to use.
Properly don, fit, and remove the following PPE item.
All of the above.
Which of the following PPE items should you inspect to determine if they are safe to use?
Helmets
Gloves
Fall arrest harnesses
Safety glasses
What is the correct procedure for using an extension ladder under supervision?
Climb quickly to avoid fatigue.
Use only two points of contact.
Demonstrate proper three-point contact.
Climb without any safety equipment.
Which PPE item should you properly don, fit, and remove under supervision?
Safety goggles
Fall arrest harness
Ear plugs
Safety boots
What is a lanyard used for in a work area?
To measure distances
To attach a worker's safety harness to a strong anchor point
To lift heavy materials
To mark boundaries
What are scaffolds used for?
To store tools
To provide elevated platforms for workers and materials
To transport materials
To mark safety zones
What does the term "excavations" refer to?
Elevated platforms for workers
Any man-made cuts, cavities, trenches, or depressions in an earth surface
Safety harnesses
Protective barriers
What does the six-foot rule state?
Platforms or work surfaces with unprotected sides or edges that are 6 feet or higher require fall protection
Workers must stay 6 feet away from machinery
Materials must be stored 6 feet away from the edge
Safety harnesses must be 6 feet long
What does the term "Guarded" refer to in the context of safety?
Enclosed, fenced, covered, or otherwise protected by barriers, rails, covers, or platforms to prevent dangerous contact.
A vertical barrier at floor level attached along exposed edges of a platform, runway, or ramp to prevent materials and people from falling.
A mid-level, horizontal board required on all open sides of scaffolds and platforms that are more than 14 inches from the face of the structure and more than 10 feet above the ground.
A safety net placed below a working platform to catch falling objects.
What is the purpose of "Toeboards" in safety?
To provide a mid-level, horizontal barrier on scaffolds.
To prevent materials and people from falling off the edges of a platform, runway, or ramp.
To enclose, fence, or cover a dangerous area.
To act as a safety net below a working platform.
Where is a "Midrail" placed in the context of scaffolds and platforms?
At the top of the scaffold.
At the bottom of the scaffold.
Halfway between the toeboard and the top rail.
Directly on the ground.
What does the term "Maximum intended load" refer to?
The total weight of all people, equipment, tools, materials, and loads that a ladder can hold at one time.
The maximum height a ladder can reach.
The total number of people that can use a ladder at one time.
The maximum length of a ladder.
What is a "Hand line" used for?
To measure the height of a ladder.
To attach a tool or object so a worker can pull it up after climbing a ladder or scaffold.
To secure a ladder to the ground.
To mark the maximum load capacity of a ladder.
What are "Top rails"?
Horizontal boards required on all open sides of scaffolds and platforms that are more than 14 inches from the face of the structure and more than 10 feet above the ground.
Vertical supports for ladders.
The topmost rung of a ladder.
Safety harnesses used by workers on scaffolds.
What is "Cross-bracing"?
Braces placed diagonally from the bottom of one rail to the top of another rail that add support to a structure.
Horizontal boards on scaffolds.
Safety nets used around scaffolds.
Vertical supports for ladders.
What is the definition of "Planked" in the context of trade terms?
Having pieces of material 1 inch thick or greater and 4 inches wide or greater used as flooring, decking, or scaffold decks.
Having pieces of material 2 inches thick or greater and 6 inches wide or greater used as flooring, decking, or scaffold decks.
Having pieces of material 3 inches thick or greater and 8 inches wide or greater used as flooring, decking, or scaffold decks.
Having pieces of material 2 inches thick or greater and 4 inches wide or greater used as flooring, decking, or scaffold decks.
What should you do if you see a spill or ice patch on a walking or working surface?
Clean it up or barricade the area
Ignore it and continue working
Wait for someone else to clean it
Cover it with a cloth
How should walking and working surfaces be maintained?
Keep them clean and dry
Keep them cluttered and dry
Keep them clean and cluttered
Keep them cluttered and wet
What should be done with cables, extension cords, and hoses to prevent tripping hazards?
Run them overhead or through crossover plates
Run them along the floor
Leave them in a pile
Tape them to the floor
Where should you avoid running to ensure safety?
On scaffolds, work platforms, decking, roofs, or other elevated work areas
On the ground
In open fields
In parking lots
Which of the following is a guideline for working near unprotected sides, floor holes, and wall openings?
Hole covers must be painted bright colors.
Hole covers must be cleated, wired, or otherwise secured to prevent them from slipping.
Hole covers must be made of metal.
Hole covers must be transparent.
How far must covers extend beyond the edge of the hole?
Just to the edge of the hole.
Slightly beyond the edge of the hole.
Adequately beyond the edge of the hole.
Not beyond the edge of the hole.
What is the minimum strength requirement for hole covers?
Strong enough to support the weight of one person.
Strong enough to support twice the weight of anything that may be placed on top of them.
Strong enough to support the weight of any equipment.
Strong enough to support the weight of a vehicle.
What should never be done with a hole cover?
Paint it.
Store material or equipment on it.
Clean it.
Inspect it regularly.
What should be used to guard all stairway floor openings, with the exception of the entrance?
Standard railing and toeboards
Safety nets
Warning signs
Barricades
At what height should wall openings be guarded if there is a drop of more than 6 feet (≈2 m)?
39 inches (1 m) above the working surface
50 inches (1.3 m) above the working surface
25 inches (0.6 m) above the working surface
60 inches (1.5 m) above the working surface
What is the minimum height above adjacent floor or ground level at which open-sided floors and platforms should be guarded?
4 feet (≈1.2 m)
5 feet (≈1.5 m)
6 feet (≈2 m)
7 feet (≈2.1 m)
What does the color RED indicate in barricade color codes?
Caution
Radiation
Danger
Warning
What does the color YELLOW indicate in barricade color codes?
Caution
Radiation
Danger
Warning
What do the colors YELLOW and PURPLE together indicate in barricade color codes?
Caution
Radiation
Danger
Warning
Which of the following images represents a barricade for a floor hole?
Image A
Image B
Image C
Image D
Which of the following images represents a barricade for an excavation site?
Image A
Image B
Image C
Image E
What are the two types of anchor points mentioned in the document?
Permanent and temporary
Fixed and movable
Strong and weak
Large and small
What is the minimum breaking or tensile strength required for anchor points?
2,000 pounds (907 kg)
3,000 pounds (1,361 kg)
5,000 pounds (2,267 kg)
7,000 pounds (3,175 kg)
Anchor points must be rated at or equal to twice the intended load or what other value?
1,000 pounds (454 kg)
3,000 pounds (1,361 kg)
5,000 pounds (2,267 kg)
7,000 pounds (3,175 kg)
Which of the following is an example of a Permanent Anchor?
Permanent Anchor
Concrete Anchor
Beam Anchor
Tie-Back Lanyard
Which type of anchor is shown being installed into concrete?
Permanent Anchor
Concrete Anchor
Beam Anchor
Tie-Back Lanyard
Which anchor type is typically used on beams?
Permanent Anchor
Concrete Anchor
Beam Anchor
Tie-Back Lanyard
Which type of anchor involves the use of a lanyard?
Permanent Anchor
Concrete Anchor
Beam Anchor
Tie-Back Lanyard
What is recommended as part of the PFAS gear?
A suspension trauma strap
A safety helmet
A pair of gloves
A safety vest
Where is the suspension trauma strap stored?
In a backpack
In a pouch connected to the harness
In a toolbox
In a locker
What materials are commonly used in the construction of lanyards?
Rope, webbing, aircraft cable
Plastic, rubber, glass
Wood, metal, fabric
Paper, cotton, nylon
What is attached to the ends of a lanyard?
A connecting device
A handle
A weight
A hook
Which type of lanyard is shown in image (A)?
Shock-Absorbing
Retractable
Fixed
Elastic
Which type of lanyard is shown in image (B)?
Shock-Absorbing
Retractable
Fixed
Elastic
What are non-shock absorbing lanyards used for?
Positioning and fall restraint
Climbing and descending
Shock absorption
Weight lifting
What is a vertical lifeline suspended from?
A. A fixed anchorage
B. A moving vehicle
C. A handheld device
D. A floating platform
What type of device is attached to a vertical lifeline for fall arrest?
A. A beam grab
B. A rope grab or retractable lanyard
C. A safety net
D. A harness
What is sometimes used as an anchorage for a lifeline?
A. A safety net
B. A beam grab or beamer
C. A harness
D. A ladder
What should you do before connecting to a horizontal lifeline that is being used by other workers?
Connect immediately without checking.
Check with your supervisor or the manufacturer.
Wait for other workers to disconnect.
Use a different lifeline.
What is the required height for a guardrail to the top rail?
36 inches ±3 inches (91 ±8 cm)
42 inches ±3 inches (106 ±8 cm)
48 inches ±3 inches (122 ±8 cm)
50 inches ±3 inches (127 ±8 cm)
What is the minimum height for a toeboard on a guardrail?
2 inches (5 cm)
3 inches (8 cm)
4 inches (10 cm)
5 inches (13 cm)
