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Safety Rules Engineering

Total questions: 71

Worksheet time: 36mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Automated Material Handling Safety: The robot must be free of ________.

a)

obstructions

b)

labels

c)

stickers

d)

paint

2.

Automated Material Handling Safety: All components of the robot must be ________.

a)

present

b)

missing

c)

damaged

d)

loose

3.

Automated Material Handling Safety: The robot should not be ________.

a)

damaged

b)

charged

c)

painted

d)

decorated

4.

Automated Material Handling Safety: Emergency stop must always be within ________.

a)

reach

b)

sight

c)

hearing

d)

arm's length

5.

Automated Material Handling Safety: No loose clothing should be worn while operating the robot, such as: ties, scarves, and long ________.

a)

sleeves

b)

shoes

c)

hats

d)

gloves

6.

Automated Material Handling Safety: Long hair should be tied back or rolled up into a ________.

a)

baseball cap

b)

scarf

c)

helmet

d)

bandana

7.

Automated Material Handling Safety: ________ must be worn at all times.

a)

Safety glasses

b)

Sandals

c)

Wrist watches

d)

Baseball caps

8.

Automated Material Handling Safety: Make sure the power is ________ while you perform the safety check.

a)

off

b)

on

c)

connected

d)

active

9.

Automated Material Handling Safety: Keep work envelope clear of all objects while machine is conducting a ________.

a)

task

b)

break

c)

shutdown

d)

inspection

10.

Automated Material Handling Safety: All people are outside the robot's ________ area.

a)

work

b)

rest

c)

storage

d)

loading

11.

Startup Procedures: Make sure the arm is in a position to move ________.

a)

freely

b)

slowly

c)

backward

d)

upward

12.

Startup Procedures: Perform a safety check. (Listed above)

a)

True

b)

False

13.

Startup Procedures: Enable the ________.

a)

drives

b)

monitors

c)

printers

d)

keyboards

14.

Startup Procedures: Home the ________.

a)

robot

b)

computer

c)

sensor

d)

conveyor

15.

Shutdown Procedures: Home the ________.

a)

robot

b)

lights

c)

computer

d)

door

16.

Shutdown Procedures: Disable the ________.

a)

drives

b)

monitor

c)

keyboard

d)

mouse

17.

Shutdown Procedures: Shut the ________ off.

a)

power

b)

window

c)

light

d)

engine

18.

Band Saw Proper Attire: Approved ________ protection.

a)

eye

b)

hand

c)

ear

d)

foot

19.

Band Saw Proper Attire: Close fitting ________.

a)

clothes

b)

shoes

c)

hats

d)

gloves

20.

Band Saw Proper Attire: Ties, rings, watches, and other jewelry should be ________.

a)

removed

b)

worn at all times

c)

painted

d)

tightened

21.

Band Saw Proper Attire: Long hair tied back, tuck in shirt, or tucked in ________.

a)

hat

b)

belt

c)

glove

d)

shoe

22.

Band Saw Proper Attire: Proper shoes: ________ sole safety shoes.

a)

hard

b)

soft

c)

rubber

d)

plastic

23.

Band Saw Pre-Cutting Procedure: Check material for ________ that might damage saw blade.

a)

imperfections

b)

color

c)

weight

d)

smoothness

24.

Band Saw Pre-Cutting Procedure: Check blade for proper ________.

a)

tension

b)

color

c)

length

d)

brand

25.

Band Saw Pre-Cutting Procedure: Never operate if guards or safety devices are not in ________.

a)

place

b)

motion

c)

pieces

d)

danger

26.

Band Saw Pre-Cutting Procedure: Know location of everyone near the ________.

a)

saw

b)

table

c)

door

d)

window

27.

Band Saw Pre-Cutting Procedure: Never start saw when blade touches ________.

a)

material

b)

handle

c)

switch

d)

table

28.

Band Saw Pre-Cutting Procedure: Clamp round ________ in vise.

a)

stock

b)

table

c)

blade

d)

switch

29.

Band Saw Pre-Cutting Procedure: Remove materials from vise when saw is ________.

a)

off

b)

on

c)

running

d)

moving

30.

On a vertical band saw, set blade guides to 3/8 to 1/2 in. above part at ________ point.

a)

thickest

b)

thinnest

c)

widest

d)

narrowest

31.

Band Saw Pre-Cutting Procedure: Support longer work pieces with a stand or with help from someone else.

a)

True

b)

False

32.

Band Saw Operating Procedures: Only operator should turn saw on or off.

a)

True

b)

False

33.

Band Saw Operating Procedures: If blade breaks or comes off idler wheels, turn off ________.

a)

power

b)

the lights

c)

the coolant

d)

the table

34.

Band Saw Operating Procedures: Turn off saw before removing saw blade from ________ cuts.

a)

deep

b)

shallow

c)

angled

d)

straight

35.

Band Saw Operating Procedures: Allow blade to ________ to a stop when power is off.

a)

coast

b)

jerk

c)

vibrate

d)

jump

36.

Band Saw Operating Procedures: Use brush, not hands or fingers, to remove ________ and chips.

a)

dust

b)

oil

c)

water

d)

grease

37.

Band Saw Operating Procedures: Stop machine before removing ________.

a)

pieces

b)

oil

c)

screws

d)

blades

38.

Band Saw Operating Procedures: Predict where your hand would go if it ________.

a)

slipped

b)

stopped

c)

grew

d)

shrunk

39.

Band Saw Operating Procedures: Use 'work-holding jaw' when hands get too ________.

a)

close

b)

dirty

c)

cold

d)

tired

40.

Band Saw Operating Procedures: Don't try to free a stuck blade when saw is ________.

a)

on

b)

off

c)

unplugged

d)

cool

41.

Fluid Power Safety: Do not point compressed air at eyes, ears, mouth, nose or ________.

a)

skin

b)

hair

c)

clothes

d)

shoes

42.

Fluid Power Safety: Properly secure a hose or device that contains compressed ________.

a)

air

b)

water

c)

oil

d)

steam

43.

Fluid Power Safety: Use proper ________ when cleaning with air.

a)

pressures

b)

tools

c)

chemicals

d)

temperatures

44.

Fluid Power Safety: Use ________ glasses.

a)

safety

b)

reading

c)

swimming

d)

fashion

45.

Fluid Power Safety: Use strong enough containers to safely hold compressed ________.

a)

air

b)

water

c)

oil

d)

steam

46.

Fluid Power Safety: Avoid continuous ________ exposure.

a)

noise

b)

light

c)

heat

d)

vibration

47.

Fluid Power Safety: Open needle valve before turning fluid pressure on.

a)

True

b)

False

48.

Fluid Power Safety: Make sure quick connects are completely on before turning ________ on.

a)

pressure

b)

valve

c)

switch

d)

engine

49.

Fluid Power Safety: Before opening manifold, adjust pressure at the p page as needed. When shutting down, close manifold, then relieve the pressure from the p page and then shut down ________.

a)

motor

b)

valve

c)

pump

d)

compressor

50.

Polyester and nylon clothing are classified as synthetic materials and should not be worn as clothing in the shop because: ________.

a)

They will burn and stick to your skin causing serious physical damage.

b)

They are too expensive for shop use.

c)

They provide no protection from dust.

d)

They are uncomfortable to wear in the shop.

51.

The Department of Labor publishes safety information about any chemical in the: ________.

a)

MSDS

b)

FDA

c)

EPA

d)

OSHA

52.

The federal agency that sets safety standards for the workplace is: ________.

a)

OSHA

b)

FDA

c)

EPA

d)

FCC

53.

The most important reason for wearing safety glasses is ________.

a)

they could save an eye.

b)

they are fashionable.

c)

they are required by law in all places.

d)

they make you look professional.

e)

they are comfortable to wear.

54.

The important fire safety rule is to ________.

a)

stop, drop and roll

b)

run quickly and scream

c)

hide under the bed

d)

throw water everywhere

e)

call your friends

55.

Before starting the machine make sure that you are not wearing any loose clothing such as rings, watches, or ties, if you have long hair make sure it is tied up.

a)

True

b)

False

56.

Check the safety shield for cracks or dents, inspect the drill bit to see if it is worn or damaged, if so then do not use it.

a)

True

b)

False

57.

Always be aware of the emergency stop pushbutton just in case anything goes wrong.

a)

True

b)

False

58.

Don’t let others in the work area or distract you when in operation of the machine.

a)

True

b)

False

59.

Remove scraps with pliers or brush and not with hand because it may cause serious damage to your hand.

a)

True

b)

False

60.

Make sure the work piece and cutting tool are securely fixed before beginning the process.

a)

True

b)

False

61.

Let spindle come to a complete stop before measuring.

a)

True

b)

False

62.

Remove chuck key before operation.

a)

True

b)

False

63.

When lifting heavy objects get someone to help you.

a)

True

b)

False

64.

Never attempt to stop the lathe or on off.

a)

True

b)

False

65.

Always use the correct spindle speed.

a)

True

b)

False

66.

When finished clean up all chips and cutting fluid.

a)

True

b)

False

67.

Never leave the lathe while it is in motion.

a)

True

b)

False

68.

If unsure about operation go and ask questions.

a)

True

b)

False

69.

If injured report to instructor immediately.

a)

True

b)

False

70.

Make sure the spindle turns freely.

a)

True

b)

False

71.

Have a clean and dry work area.

a)

True

b)

False