Safety Flashcards
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What is the main purpose of the OSHA 300 Log in a manufacturing facility?
Answer: To record work-related injuries and illnesses
The OSHA 300 Log is a required record of work-related injuries and illnesses used to analyze safety trends and meet federal reporting requirements.
When handling flammable liquids in a production area, which safety practice is most critical for preventing ignition?
Answer: Bonding and grounding containers during transfer to prevent static discharge
Bonding and grounding equalizes electrical potential between containers, preventing static spark ignition when transferring flammable liquids.
Which warning label system uses a diamond-shaped design with four color-coded quadrants to communicate chemical hazards?
Answer: NFPA 704 system
The NFPA 704 diamond uses blue (health), red (flammability), yellow (reactivity), and white (special hazards) quadrants with numerical ratings from 0 to 4.
A production technician is assigned to use a new chemical solvent. Before starting, what must they do under OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard?
Answer: Review the SDS and ensure proper PPE is available
OSHA's HazCom Standard (29 CFR 1910.1200) requires workers to be trained on chemical hazards and have access to SDS information before using any hazardous substance.
In a production setting, what does a green safety color typically indicate on signs and equipment markings?
Answer: Safety information, first aid, or safe conditions
ANSI Z535 standards designate green for safety information, first aid equipment locations, and safe conditions.
Which engineering control is most effective at reducing airborne dust exposure at a production grinding station?
Answer: Installing local exhaust ventilation (LEV) at the dust source
Local exhaust ventilation captures dust at the source before it becomes airborne, providing the most effective engineering control for airborne contaminants.
Under OSHA regulations, what is the employer's responsibility when an employee reports a safety hazard?
Answer: Investigate and correct the hazard within a reasonable timeframe
Employers are required to investigate reported hazards promptly and take corrective action within a reasonable timeframe to comply with OSHA's general duty clause.