WorksheetsEngineering Lab Safety Quiz
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
The most important rule in the engineering lab is:
Finish fast
Stay safe
Get good grades
Have fun
Before using any machine, you must:
Watch a friend use it
Ask the teacher for permission
Plug it in
Turn it on
If a tool or machine is broken, you should:
Use it carefully
Fix it yourself
Report it to the teacher
Hide it
Running or horseplay in the lab is:
Allowed if no one is nearby
Allowed after cleanup
Never allowed
Allowed with goggles
Why must walkways be kept clear?
For looks
To prevent trips and accidents
To help grading
So tools stay clean
If an accident happens, even a small one, you should:
Ignore it
Tell the teacher immediately
Tell a friend
Wait until class ends
Tools not being used should be:
Left on the floor
On the edge of the table
Returned to their proper place
Stored in your bag
Food and drinks in the lab are:
Allowed
Allowed with lids
Never allowed
Allowed on easy days
Tools should only be used:
For their intended purpose
To save time
If they are quiet
For any job
You may leave a machine only when it is:
Still moving
Turned off and fully stopped
Being watched
Slowing down
Safety glasses must be worn:
Only on test days
When work is being done in the lab
Only with power tools
Only if reminded
Which item is unsafe around machines?
Tied-back hair
Loose hoodie strings
Safety glasses
Closed-toe shoes
Loose clothing is dangerous because it can:
Get dirty
Get caught in moving parts
Slow you down
Fall off
Jewelry and lanyards should be:
Worn under goggles
Removed before working
Allowed if small
Allowed if careful
You must be ________ to use a machine.
Tired
Awake and alert
In a hurry
Sitting
If you forget your safety glasses, you should:
Start working anyway
Borrow from a friend
Tell the teacher and get proper PPE
Only use hand tools
Guests in the lab should:
Stand near machines
Wear safety glasses
Touch tools
Sit on stools
PPE stands for:
Personal Protection Equipment
Power Protection Electronics
Personal Protective Equipment
Professional Protection Essentials
Hands and fingers should be:
Close to blades
A safe distance from moving parts
Under the table
Touching guards
True or False: If others are wearing goggles, you do not need to.
True
False
Material on the drill press should be:
Held by hand
Clamped or secured
Balanced
Taped
When should you move your material on the drill press?
While spinning
While slowing
Only when stopped
Anytime
Which is safest to wear at the drill press?
Gloves
Safety glasses
Loose sleeves
Necklaces
If the drill bit looks loose, you should:
Drill carefully
Tighten it while spinning
Tell the teacher
Hold the wood tighter
After drilling a hole, you should:
Adjust the wood while spinning
Pull the wood out
Turn the machine off and wait
Drill again
A miter saw is mainly used to change the ______ of wood.
Width
Length
Thickness
Color
Your hands on the miter saw should be:
On the blade
In front of the blade
After making a cut, you should:
Lift the blade right away
Wait for the blade to stop
Push the wood forward
Turn sideways
Wood must be flat against the fence to:
Look neat
Spin faster
Prevent movement and kickback
Make noise
Who should operate the miter saw?
Anyone
Two students
One trained student with teacher permission
Only visitors
A spindle sander is best for:
Straight cuts
Drilling
Sanding curved edges
Cutting metal
Fingers on the spindle sander should be:
Touching the drum
Wrapped around the drum
A safe distance from the drum
Under the table
If your project gets hot, you should:
Keep sanding
Drop it
Stop and let it cool
Dip it in water
On a belt sander, the safest area to sand is the side moving:
Upward
Downward
Backward
Sideways
On a disk sander, you should sand on:
The top
Both sides
The downward-moving side
The center
Small pieces on sanders should be:
Held with fingers
Thrown away
Held with a tool or teacher help
Pushed harder
A band saw is used mainly for:
Drilling
Sanding
Straight or curved cuts
Painting
Hands must stay at least _____ inches from the blade.
1
2
3
4
If the blade breaks or comes off, you should:
Grab it
Run
Turn off the machine and tell the teacher
When finished cutting, you should:
Walk away
Leave it running
Turn it off and wait for it to stop
Push wood again
Which statement best describes how work should be done in the engineering lab?
Fast to finish early
Only fast when the teacher is watching
Slow and controlled (drill slow, cut slow, walk—never run)
Fast if you are careful
Which is TRUE about sharp and dull tools?
Sharp tools are more dangerous than dull tools
Dull tools are safer because they do not cut well
Dull tools are more dangerous because they require more force
Sharp tools should never be used
Passing the safety test shows that you:
Are fast
Understand risks and responsibility
Want better grades
Like tools
If you finish early, you should:
Use another machine
Walk around
Wait at your assigned area
Watch others
Professional behavior means:
Yelling
Helping safely
Running
Ignoring signs
If the fire alarm goes off, you should:
Hide your project
Keep working
Turn off equipment if safe and follow directions
Run
Only one person should use a machine because:
Saves power
Reduces accidents
Is faster
Looks fair
If wood is too small to cut safely, you should:
Hold it tight
Ask for help or use a hand tool
Tape it
Try anyway
A safety zone around a machine means:
Storage space
Watching space
Area kept clear of others
Finished work area
In PASS, what does the “A” stand for?
Aim at the top of the fire
Aim at the base of the fire
Alert your teacher
Avoid the fire
