Health And Safety Code Book Flashcards

1
Q

The employer must ensure the worker is protected from falling if he/she is working above a height of ___ meters or more at a temporary or permanent work area.

A

3 meters.

This could be less if there is an unusual possibility for injury.

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2
Q

When is fall protection needed in a permanent work area?

A

If working at a vertical distance of more than 1.2m and less than 3 meters.

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3
Q

An employer must ensure that a personal fall arrest system without a shock absorber limits a worker’s free fall distance to ___ meters

A

1.2 meters

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4
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The lanyard should be anchored no lower than the workers ___ height

A

Shoulder height ideally.

It is acceptable to have it lower.

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5
Q

An employer must contact the power line operator before work is done or equipment is operated with ___ meters of an energized overhead power line.

A

7 meters

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6
Q

Who is supposed to remove the lockout or other securing device?

A

Only the worker who installed it

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7
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Stairways with 5 or more risers must be equipped with a ____ @ what height?

A

handrail.

@ 820-900mm height

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8
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A worker must not perform work from either of the top ___ rungs

A

top 2 rungs

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9
Q

What is the ratio for setting up a portable ladder against the wall?

A

4:1 ratio.
Secured at the top and bottom.
The ladder has to extend 1 meter past. (3 feet)

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10
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Scaffolding needs to be anchored in each ___ meter vertical interval and one tie-in for each ___ meters horizontal vertical.

A
  1. 6-meter vertical intervals

6. 4 meter horizontal intervals

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11
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If scaffolding is hoarded tie ins need to be made every ___ meters vertical and ___ meters horizontal

A

3 meters vertical

3 meters horizontal

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12
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Scaffolding should be designed and constructed to support at least __ times the load that may be imposed on it.

A

4x the load - safety factor.

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13
Q

If the load on scaffolding is more __ kgs per square meter you need to have a professional engineer

A

367 kgs per square meter.

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14
Q

Scaffolding tags expire every __ calendar days

A

21 calendar days

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15
Q

Scaffolding needs a ladder cage if the ladder is more than ___ meters in height

A

6.1 meters

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16
Q

Scaffolding plants cannot extend not less than ___ mm and not more than ___ mm beyond the ledger

A

150mm to 300mm beyond the ledger.

If overlapping with more scaffolding must be 300mm minimum.

17
Q

Free-standing or rolling scaffolding height

A

cannot be more than 3 times its smallest base dimension.

18
Q

If outriggers are used to attain the 3 to 1 ratio they must be used. True or false

A

True

19
Q

If the height of the rolling scaffolding is not more than __ its smallest base dimension a worker can remain on it while it is being moved.

A

2x its smallest base dimension.

20
Q

Toeboards should not be less than ___ mm in height and should start not more than __ above the surface.

A

140mm in height

6mm above the surface.

21
Q

Toeboards are required in permanent works if materials can fall more than ___ meters

A

1.8 meters

22
Q

Toeboards are required in temporary work areas if materials can fall more than __ meters

A

3.5 meters