WorksheetsPersonal Protective Equipment
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 6mins
If full body protection is needed in your job, whose responsibility is it to pay for it?
Employee
Employer
You could be exposed to 20,000 volts of electricity in your job. What class of hard hat will you need to wear?
Class C
Class E
Class G
Which of the following statements about head protection is true?
Safety helmets have been the staple item for head protection for decades.
Your employer can choose not to provide head protection if it is unaffordable.
Hard hats include a chin strap that keeps them on workers’ heads.
Safety helmets offer increased protection and additional features compared to hard hats.
Alex will need to use a respirator for her new job. When will she be able to safely use a respirator?
Once she’s read the user guide
After she feels like the respirator fits her properly
After she receives a medical evaluation
After receiving proper training on respirators
After a fit test
Who is responsible for conducting a hazard assessment?
Employee
Employer
Lana is going to work in an area that has low-hanging beams she will need to navigate under and around, but no risk of objects falling on her head. Does she need head protection?
Yes
No
Which class of hard hats will protect you from electrical shock?
Class C
Class E
Class G
What should you consider when choosing the type of foot protection you use?
The costs of the foot protection options
The hazards you expect to encounter
What foot protection is available to you at your job
The type of foot protection you see other people wearing
Which of the following situations is an example of properly caring for head protection?
Kat checks her head protection’s accessories and attachments before each use.
Jordan inspects the suspension system for their head protection after each use.
Ava marks out the date of manufacture on her head protection so that it is no longer visible.
Hayden stores his head protection without cleaning or drying it after a wet, muddy shift.
____ is designed to protect you from injuries to your head, face, eyes, ears, hands, feet, respiratory tract, and body.
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Safety Guards
