Lesson 5,6 Flashcards

1
Q

Occurring unexpectedly, unintentionally, or by
chance.

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Accident

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2
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Risks, dangers

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Hazards

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3
Q

A substance, especially a prepared chemical that
explodes or causes explosion

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Explosive

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4
Q

To function improperly

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Malfunction

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5
Q

Something that blocks the way

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Obstructions

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6
Q

A person skilled in mechanical or industrial
techniques or in a particular technical field

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Technician

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7
Q

A small bag or box equipped with hand tools

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Tool Kit

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8
Q

Complete with necessary parts/ component

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Well-equipped

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9
Q

A hand tool with two-hinged arms ending in jaws that
are closed by hand pressure or grip something

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Pliers

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10
Q

Something that perform special function, work that is
done regularly to keep equipment

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Facility

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11
Q

Buildings and grounds in good condition and working
order Management and up keep of facilities
accordingly

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Maintenance

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12
Q

Workplace procedures and standards

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Housekeeping

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13
Q

A list of allocating specific maintenance at a specific
period

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Maintenace schedule

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14
Q

Device needed for a particular job or activity

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Equipment

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15
Q

Instrument manipulated by hand with a combination
of muscle power and operator’s skill

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Hand Tool

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16
Q

Highly portable tools that are manipulated by an
operator and by battery or through electricity

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Powered hand tools

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17
Q

Tools designed for specific use or uses.

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Specialized tools

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18
Q

Seven waste

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  1. Scrap and rework
  2. Overproduction
  3. non-effective work
  4. Transportation
  5. inventory
  6. non-effective motion
  7. Waiting
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19
Q

the first S which means sorting out unnecessary items and
discarding them.

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Seiri/ Sort/ Suriin

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20
Q

the second S which means we need to organize
things.

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Seiton/ Systemize/ Sinupin

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21
Q

third S which means we have to sanitize or clean our
workplace.

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Seiso/ sweep/ simutin

22
Q

the fourth S which means we have to
standardize what we are doing.

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seiketsu/ standardize/ siguruhin

23
Q

the fifth and last S which means we
have to do this process without prodding.

A

Shitsuke/ Self- discipline/ sariling kusa

24
Q

a chemical reaction between a
flammable or combustible material and oxygen

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illustrate the elements necessary for fire to start and the methods of extinguishment.
Fire triangle and the pyramid of fire
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is a substance having a flashpoint below 100 °F (37.8 °C) and vapor pressure not exceeding 20psia at 100°F
Flammable substance-
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Gasoline
-45F , -42.8C
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Ether
-49 F, -45 C
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Acetone
0, -17.8 C
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Alcohol
55 F, 12.8 C
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- is a substance having a flashpoint at or above 100°F (37.8 °C).
Combustible substance-
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Fuel oil
100 F, 37.8 C
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kerosene
100 F, 37.8 C
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Quenching oil
365 F, 185 C
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Mineral oil
380 F, 193. 3 C
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the lowest temperature at which fuel begins to give off flammable vapors and form an ignitable mixture in air.
Flashpoint
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Fire Triangle
Fuel Oxygen Heat
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PASS
Pull the locking pin. Aim the nozzle at the base of the fire. Squeeze the trigger all the way closed. Sweep the extinguisher discharge side to side over the area of the fire.
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involve uncommon materials and occur in fairly specialized situations.
Class D fires
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fires are those fueled by materials that, when they burn, leave a residue in the form of ash, such as paper, wood, cloth, rubber, and certain plastics.
Class A
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fires involve flammable liquids and gasses, such as gasoline, paint thinner, kitchen grease, propane, and acetylene.
Class B
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Fires that involve energized electrical wiring or equipment (motors, computers, panel boxes)
Class C
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fires involve combustible metals such as magnesium, sodium, titanium, and certain organum metallic compounds such as alkyl lithium and Grignard reagents
Class D
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The correct response is to ___,____ ,and____ on the ground to extinguish the flames
Stop, Drop and Roll
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is a chemical reaction in which a fuel is rapidly oxidized.
Combustion
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Those rated BC contain?
sodium or potassium bicarbonate
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those rated ABC contain ?
ammonium phosphate
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is a systematized approach to: - organizing work areas - keeping rules and standards - maintaining discipline
5S
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When a fire starts, a fourth element, which is the_______ itself, is necessary for flame propagation. T
chemical reaction
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The four- sided figure is called the
Fire Tetrahedron
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a picture symbol intended to alert you to, and/ or instruct you how to avoid a potentially hazardous condition
Warning icons