General Safety Flashcards
Physiological effects
noise-induced loss of hearing or aural pain, nausea and reduced muscle control
Psychological effects
Noise that can startle, annoy, disrupt concentration, sleep or relaxation.
What happens during exposure to loud noise over long periods of time?
Permanent loss of hearing
Inhalation of dust into lungs is known as?
Pneumoconiosis
How to control radiation hazards?
Time exposure, Distance between personnel and hazard and shielding .
POL classifications
CAT 1: FP < 23, BP<35
CAT 2: FP <23, BP>35
CAT 3: 23
POL safety distances
Fire resistant: 25 ft
combustible structure/smoking: 50ft
aircraft parking, refueling/defueling: 75ft
You should only use _________ earthing points on ground and on aircraft.
Certified
Class 1 lasers are___________
Not capable of emitting hazardous laser radiation
Class 3 lasers are ___________
Potentially hazardous if the direct beam is viewed by unprotected eyes. focused beams can cause hazards during reflection diffuse.
Fire triangle is:
Fuel, Oxygen, heat.
Methods of cooling
Cooling, smothering and starving
Four classes of fire
Class A: Fires involving Solid materials
Class B: Fires involving flammable liquids and gases
Class C: Fires involving electrical fire
Class D: Combustible materials
Fire extinguishers type for
- Class A
- Class B
- Class C
- Class D
water for class A Foam for class B CO2 for class C Dry powder for Class C & D
Four main reasons for CO2
- Blanket fire
- ability to give rapid discharge
- ability to penetrate to areas inaccesible to foam
- non-conductor of electricity