Basic Shop Safety

BASIC SHOP SAFETY WORKSHEET

Name: ______

SECTION 1

1. T F Safety is the condition of being safe from risk or danger. 2. T F Accidents are a minor cause of death and injury for persons one to 37 years of age. 3. T F Shop safety is not an important issue for students or teachers. 4. T F Students should learn to recognize hazardous situations and how to protect themselves.

SECTION 2

1. PPE stands for : a. Perfect People Equipment b. Personal Protective Equipment c. Protective Personal Equipment d. Protect People Equipment

2. Which of the following is NOT one of the three types of protection PPE’s provide. a. Smell b. Sight c. Hearing d. Clothing

3. What percent of all injuries occur to the eyes? a. 15 b. 35 c. 50 d. 100

4. What mark appears on the frame of industrial quality safety glasses? a. Z-28 b. XR – 7 c. Z87 d. B-52

5. What should persons who wear prescription glasses do to protect their eyesight? a. glasses are adequate b. wear goggles over glasses c. have prescription safety glasses made d. either b or c.

6. Under which of the following circumstances is hearing most likely to be damaged? a. Loud noise for a short period of time. b. Loud noise for a long period of time. c. Low noise for a long period of time. d. Low noise for a short period of time.

7. T F Face shields provide excellent eye protection. 8. T F Noise from some types of equipment can exceed 120 decibels. 9. T F Earmuffs should be worn when using a specific tool for a short period. 10. T F When working in the shop, short sleeves, shorts, and lace-up shoes are acceptable. 11. T F When welding, polyester and rayon offer better protection than wool or cotton. 12. T F Gloves should be worn at all times when working in the shop.

SECTION 3

1. T F It is important to develop safe work habits. 2. T F Always check the work area for potential hazards before beginning work. 3. T F It is always recommended to use the appropriate tool for the job. 4. T F It is not necessary that equipment be in good working order or adjusted properly. 5. Which of the following is NOT one of the four types of potential shop hazards. a. mechanical b. chemical c. water d. electrical

6. Many tools have sharp edges that are known as? a. keen b. pinch points c. deadly d. hazardous

7. The two purposes that guards on table saws serve are to protect fingers and prevent? a. eye injury b. dulling the blade c. kick back d. forcing the work

8. Which of the following is supplied by material safety data sheets? a. Ventilation requirements. b. What to do if swallowed. c. How to dispose of material. c. all of these

9. Never operate electric tools outdoors or in wet conditions unless the circuit is protected by what? a. A ground fault circuit interrupter. b. Rubber gloves. c. Rubber boots. c. A 50 amp circuit breaker.

10. Which of the following can provide fuel for fires? a. Lumber scraps. b. Oily rags. c. Sawdust. d. All of these.

SECTION 4

1. Which of the following is NOT one of the four steps of basic emergency procedures. a. Check the scene. b. Call 911 c. Wait for an adult. d. Provide basic care.

2. What is the recommended way to stop bleeding on a cut or laceration? a. Direct pressure. b. Indirect pressure. c. Tourniquet. c. None of these.

3. What is the procedure for treating eyes that have been exposed to chemicals? a. Rub with hands. b. Clean with a cloth. c. Apply pressure. d. Flush with water.

4. T F When applying direct pressure, you should check the wound every few seconds. 5. T F The recommended way to treat a burn is to apply petroleum jelly to the wound. 6. T F If caustic chemicals are spilled on the skin, the skin should always be flushed with water. 7. T F When treating a person who has ingested a chemical, you should always induce vomiting. 8. T F In case of electrical shock, make sure the electricity is off before beginning treatment. 9. T F When treating an eye injury, it is important to keep the uninjured eye from moving. 10. T F The treatment for a broken bone is to immobilize the limb until medical help arrives.