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Discuss OSHA and how it operates - ANSWER-OSHA's basic purpose is to administer the act and to set and enforce the safe and health standards that apply to almost all workers in the US. OSHA operates under the "general duty clause," that each employer: "shall furnish to each of his employees employment and a place of employment which are free from recognized hazards that are causing or are likely to cause death or serious physical harm to his employees." To carry out this mission, OSHA is...

Which is the best time to offer safe-related training to employees? a. Before and OSHA audit b. After there has been a serious accident c. At the end of the workday d. At new employee orientation - ANSWER-d. At new employee orientation When team members reach a significant point in their work to improve a process, it is a called a _____. a. signature turning point b. milestone c. turn for the worse d. starting point - ANSWER-b. milestone A ___ is used to establish a baseline mea...

Lockout/Tagout - ANSWER-A formal procedure for taking equipment out of service and ensuring it cannot be operated until a qualified person has returned it to service. Arc Welding - ANSWER-The process of joining metal parts by fusion. Flammable - ANSWER-Because ______ scrap materials catch fire and burn easily, remove them regularly from the work area. Dross - ANSWER-The cutting process results in oxides that mix with molten iron and produce ______. Excavation - ANSWER-Any man-made cu...

Companies with strong safety cultures usually have lower - ANSWER-turnover which of these is a true statement regarding safety? safety is a learned behavior and attitude, safety is a consciousness comes naturally to most individuals, safety primarily depends on workers in the field, or safety does not normally require training - ANSWER-safety is a learned behavior and attitude Poor lighting, excessive noise, and inadequate guards for moving parts are examples of what? - ANSWER-unsafe condi...

Companies with strong safety cultures usually have lower ____________. a. turnover b. productivity c. wages d. morale - ANSWER-a Which of these is a true statement regarding safety? a. safety is a learned behavior and attitude. b. safety consciousness comes naturally to most individuals. c. safety primarily depends on workers in the field. d. safety does not normally require training. - ANSWER-a Poor lighting, excessive noise, and inadequate guards for moving parts are example...

Importance of Safety - ANSWER-Any obligation to your employer, coworkers, family yourself to work safely Causes of work place incidents - ANSWER-At risk behavior and poor working conditions Hazard recongnition - ANSWER-The process of hasn't recognition evaluation that controls the foundation of effective safety program. When hazards are Gentefied an excess they can be addressed quickly reduce and has a potential. Incidents & cost - ANSWER-An unplanned event that does not result in pers...

Which statement regarding National Fire Protection Association NFPA standards is true? - ANSWER-They are viewed as consensus documents Which is one of the keys to improving a firefighter's physical health? - ANSWER-Health Screening National Fire Protection Association 1001 is the - ANSWER-Standards for firefighter professional qualifications Depending on a department's mission statement, a firefighter may also be required to perform in areas such as a(n) - ANSWER-EMT Historically, ...

Sources within the workplace - ANSWER-There are many resources available to you in your workplace if you want to find out more info about a safety and health issue. Some of these sources are: - Employer or supervisor, co-workers, and union reps - SDS for info on chemicals SDS - ANSWER-Short for "Safety Data Sheets" Employer or supervisor, co-workers, and union representatives - ANSWER-OSHA encourages workers and employers to work together to reduce hazards. If possible, you sho...

1. Companies with strong safety cultures usually have lower _____. - ANSWER-turnover 2. Which of these is a true statement regarding safety? - ANSWER-Safety is a learned behavior and attitude. 3. Poor lighting, excessive noise, and inadequate guards for moving parts are examples of _____. - ANSWER-unsafe conditions 4. The activity that consists of breaking a job into its component tasks and then analyzing each step for potential hazards is called a _____. - ANSWER-job safety analysis ...

orientation - ANSWER-the formal process of familiarizing new employees to the organization, job and work unit 5 things to go over at orientation - ANSWER-1.)organizational structure 2.)policies and procedures 3.)benefits 4.)job related topics 5.)a tour of the facility How orientation is done - ANSWER-develop an agenda of expected process use a checklist when orientation happens - ANSWER-first day and then continue to monitor and check on them frequently who conducts the orienatio...