M7.1 Safety Flashcards

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Who’s responsibility is it to log in the accident book?

A
  • employees responsibility to ensure to record their injury in the accident book
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What is the health and safety act 1974?

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  • ## covering occupational health and safety in GB
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List the types of available PPE?

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  • eye protection
  • head protection
  • ## lung protection
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How does fire extinguishers work?

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  • exclude oxygen
  • remove heat from fire
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Class A fires?

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  • combustible solids
  • wood, paper + fabric
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Class B fires?

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  • flammable liquids
  • (petrol, oils + lubricants)
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Class C fires?

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  • flammable gases
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Class D fires?

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  • metals
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Class F fires?

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  • cooking oil + fats
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10
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Explain water extinguisher?

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  • only used for class A fires (where electricity + chemicals are not present)
  • not to use on class D as it can intensify the fire
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Explain carbon dioxide extinguisher?

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  • suitable for class B fires (can also be used on electrical fires)
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Explain dry powder extinguisher?

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  • ABC extinguishers
  • can be used on electrical fires up to 1kv (not on cooking oils)
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Explain foam fire extinguishers?

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  • use Aqueous film forming foam (AFFF known as Tridol)
  • suitable for Class A, B fires
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Explain wet chemical extinguishers?

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  • deep fat fryer fires + fat fires
  • reacts with oil to form soapy substance (saponification)
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15
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Explain halogenated hydrocarbon?

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  • common extinguisher for cabin fires
  • effective on B, C fires
  • can be used on A, D but not as effective
  • stops the spread of fire by interrupting combustion
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16
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How do you deal with a chemical spill?

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  • alert and evacuate (alert all personnel to leave area immediately)
  • secure space (
  • confine chemicals (prevent from spreading)
  • clean up
17
Q

Explain the role of the Health & Safety Executive (HSE) ?

A
  • regulator and aims to prevent death, injury or ill health in workplace
18
Q

What is a MSDS explain?

A
  • Material safety data sheet
  • safe supply, handling and use of chemicals