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Safety Procedures Flashcards

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  1. Confined space entry without proper permits and atmospheric testing can result in death primarily because of:

    Answer: Oxygen deficiency, toxic gas accumulation, or engulfment hazards

    Permit-required confined spaces are deadly due to oxygen deficiency, toxic or flammable atmospheres, and engulfment risks.

  2. Which type of PPE is REQUIRED when grinding metal and why?

    Answer: Face shield over safety glasses, to protect against flying fragments and sparks

    Grinding requires a face shield worn over safety glasses because fragments and sparks can strike the face from multiple angles.

  3. What is the correct procedure when a machine guard is removed for maintenance?

    Answer: Apply LOTO procedures to de-energize the machine before removing guards

    Lockout/tagout must be applied to fully de-energize equipment before removing any machine guards.

  4. A maintenance worker is exposed to noise levels of 95 dBA for an 8-hour shift. According to OSHA, this requires:

    Answer: Hearing protection and enrollment in a hearing conservation program

    OSHA's permissible exposure limit is 90 dBA for 8 hours, so 95 dBA requires hearing protection and a hearing conservation program.

  5. When using a chain hoist to lift heavy components during maintenance, the technician should FIRST:

    Answer: Inspect the hoist, chain, and rigging hardware before each use

    Pre-use inspection of hoists, chains, hooks, and rigging components is mandatory to identify cracks, wear, or deformation before loading.

  6. The 'two-man rule' in industrial maintenance is most commonly applied when:

    Answer: Performing tasks in hazardous areas where one worker could be incapacitated

    The two-man rule requires a second person present when a worker could be incapacitated by a hazard, enabling immediate rescue or emergency response.

  7. Ergonomic hazards in industrial maintenance are BEST addressed by:

    Answer: Redesigning tasks or tools to reduce repetitive strain, awkward postures, and excessive force

    Engineering controls that redesign tasks, tools, or workstations are the most effective way to eliminate ergonomic hazards.