A group of employees and managers who work together to maintain a safe work environment is known as which of the following?

A machine __________ is a device that is designed to keep the operator clear of dangerous machine parts.

A sensor that stops a machine if a door is opened is an example of a(n) __________.

A(n) __________ is a device or system that shuts down a machine immediately if the operator is in danger.

A(n) __________ prevents a machine from operating without the proper guards in place.

A(n) __________ prevents someone from powering up a machine while it is being serviced by someone else.

An emergency stop pushbutton __________.

An operator __________ is an interlock that prevents the operator from being in harm's way while the machine is in operation.

EPA regulations are designed to protect you from which of the following hazards?

Federal regulations require fire extinguishers be labeled for __________.

Flammable liquids should be stored in __________.

If an operator knows a safety problem exists with a machine, the operator should __________.

If the third, round grounding pin is missing from an electrical cord you should __________.

Materials that can be fuels for fire are known as __________.

Occupational Safety and Health Administration(OSHA) develops __________ for safety retail and service industries to construction and manufacturing.

OSHA requires __________ inspections of fire extinguishers.

Safety should be the number one priority at all times for __________.

Standard operating procedures (SOP) are detailed documents that __________.

The Clean Water Act is enforced by which agency?

The fire extinguisher nozzle should be aimed at the __________ of the fire.

The fire __________ is the relationship between fuel, oxygen, and heat required for a fire to occur.

The first step in fire and electrical safety is __________.

The National Safety Council defines an accident as an occurrence in a sequence of events that produces __________.

The plant where you work has 100 employees. The exit corridors must be at least __________ wide.

The process of identifying potential hazards in the workplace is known as a __________.

The __________ is responsible for promoting safety throughout the workplace, ensuring policies are followed, training is taking place, and policies are up-to-date.

The __________ warns others not to restore power to a machine.

To quickly exit your work area during a fire or emergency __________.

When welding, keep combustible material at least __________ away from the area.

Which agency certifies Personal Protective Equipment for workplace use?

Which of the following are NOT financial impacts of on-the-job injuries for your employer?

Which of the following costs of workplace accidents affects employers?

Which of the following is a common cause of workplace death?

Which of the following is evaluated during a hazard assessment?

Which of the following PPE could prevent a puncture wound to your foot?

Which of the following PPE protects your eyes from flying debris?

Who is authorized to remove a lockout/tagout from a machine?

Why should one wear close fitting clothing when working around machines?

An injury is defined as physical harm to the body that happens as a result of exposure to some form of energy that exceeds the body's tolerance.

PPE can protect you from injuries caused by equipment or dangerous chemicals.