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1
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Total Safety Management concept is introduced

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1996

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2
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Cause of hawk’s nest’ tragedy

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Unusually high content of silica

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3
Q

Over 40 tons of methyl isocyanate (MIC)
and other lethal gases, including hydrogen
cyanide were leaked, what tragedy

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Bhopal tragedy

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4
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The Occupational Safety
and Health Standards Law

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RA 11058

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5
Q

This code outlines safety standards and requirements for fire
prevention and protection. It covers topics such as fire
prevention, firefighting equipment, building design, and
emergency exits.

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PD 1185 (phil. fire code)

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6
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This code sets safety standards for the design and
construction of buildings and structures

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PD 1096 (phil building code)

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7
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Hazardous Waste
Management Act

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RA. No. 6969

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8
Q

cross- disciplinary area concerned with
protecting the safety, health and welfare of
people engaged in work.

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Occupational safety and health standard (OSHS)

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9
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It is a comprehensive and multidisciplinary field
encompassing regulatory compliance, safe work
practices, and the well-being of workers. It employs
various strategies to create a safe and healthy
workplace, from hazard identification to enforcement.

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Industrial safety

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10
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This involves adhering to local, national,
and international regulations and
standards related to workplace safety.
These regulations often set specific
requirements for equipment, processes,
and safety protocols.

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Compliance with regulatory agencies

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11
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Identifying potential risks and dangers
within the workplace. This often involves
risk assessments and safety audits.

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Hazard identification

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12
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Implementing measures to mitigate identified
hazards. This can include redesigning
processes, using safety barriers, or
implementing safety protocols.

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Prevention and control

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13
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Providing employees with the
knowledge and skills they need to work
safely. This includes safety training
programs, emergency response drills,
and ongoing safety education.

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Education and trainings

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14
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Regularly reviewing and assessing safety
procedures and protocols to ensure they are
effective. This can involve both internal and
external audits.

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Audits and inspections

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15
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Making physical changes to the
workplace to enhance safety. This might
involve redesigning machinery or
improving ventilation systems.

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Engg modifications

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16
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This safety procedure provides guidelines for
safely working around electrical hazards.

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Electrical safety practices

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17
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Those persons who are permitted to work on or near
exposed energized parts and are trained in the applicable
electrical safe work practices.

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Qualified person

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18
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Employees will be provided with adequate light to work on energized equipment or
equipment will be relocated to ensure adequate light is available.

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Illumination

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19
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A ______
can help prevent electrocution.

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ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI)

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20
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Classified as working with the
hands above shoulder
height.

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Overhead work

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21
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overhead
condition with the potential to
cause physical impairment
to people.

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Overhead hazard

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22
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a fact sheet developed by manufacturers describing the
chemical properties of a product.

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Material Safety Data Sheet

23
Q

The term “Material Safety Data Sheet” has been changed
to _______ to comply with a format
required by OSHA to be consistent with the United
Nations Globally Harmonized System of Classification
and Labelling of Chemicals (GHS).

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“Safety Data Sheet” (SDS)

24
Q

Following GHS guidelines, SDS must include ____ specific sections which are grouped into ____
categories

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16, 4

25
Q

Part of sds
Product Identifier, common names/synonyms, recommended
use, restrictions on use, manufacturer or distributor’s details
(name, address, etc.)

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Identification

26
Q

Hazard classification, signal word, hazard statements, pictograms,
precautionary statements, and descriptions of unclassified hazard

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Hazard identification

27
Q

Part of sds
Safe handling and storing, general hygiene, conditions for safe
storage, specific storage needs, and storage incompatibilities

A

Handling and storage

28
Q

Part of sds
What to do during spill, leakage and release, emergency procedures,
protective equipment and appropriate clean up and containment
methods

A

Accidental Release
Measures

29
Q

lists of max amount of safe personal exposure and protective
measures, appropriate engineering controls, PPE, any special
material or resistance requirements for PPE, OSHA permissible
exposure limits, threshold limit values, etc.

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Exposure control/personal protection

30
Q

This section identifies the hazards of
the chemical presented on the SDS
and the appropriate warning
information associated with those
hazards.

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Hazard identification

31
Q

Under the HCS, any chemical that is classified
as a physical hazard, a health hazard, a simple
asphyxiant, combustible dust, pyrophoric gas,
or hazard not otherwise classified is
considered a ______.

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hazardous chemical

32
Q

chemical that is
classified as posing one of the following
hazardous effects: explosive; flammable (gases,
aerosols, liquids, or solids); oxidizer (liquid,
solid or gas); self-reactive; pyrophoric (liquid or
solid); self-heating; organic peroxide; corrosive
to metal; gas under pressure; or in contact with
water emits flammable gas.

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Physical hazard

33
Q

chemical that is
classified as posing one of the following
hazardous effects: acute toxicity (any route of
exposure); skin corrosion or irritation; serious
eye damage or eye irritation; respiratory or skin
sensitization; germ cell mutagenicity;
carcinogenicity; reproductive toxicity; specific
target organ toxicity (single or repeated
exposure); or aspiration hazard.

A

Health hazard

34
Q

The ____ on which current
OSHA regulations are based includes a further
classification scheme for environmental
hazard

A

GHS model standard

35
Q

Hazardous material guide: blue means

A

Health hazard

36
Q

Hazardous material guide: red means

A

Fire

37
Q

Hazardous material guide: white means

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Specific hazard

38
Q

Hazardous material guide: yellow means

A

Instability

39
Q

encompasses a wide range of activities related to the
generation, distribution, and use of electrical power and technology.

A

Electrical Industry

40
Q

When operating circuit breakers or fused switches. ALWAYS stand to
the ____

A

side

41
Q

commonly used in electrical work,
protect the hands from electrical shocks, burns, and other
potential hazard

A

Insulated gloves

42
Q

serve a critical function in
electrical safety by providing a shield for the eyes against
multiple hazards that can arise in electrical work.

A

Safety goggles or glasses

43
Q

Flame resistant Clothing aka

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arc flash clothing

44
Q

component of
electrical safety PPE, providing essential protection
against intense heat and potential burns associated with
electrical work

A

Flame resistant clothing

45
Q

Electrical safety shoes, or

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dielectric footwear

46
Q

are essential personal
protective equipment designed to safeguard workers from
a range of potential hazards. These include falling objects
from overhead work areas, collision impacts when moving
around a worksite, and electrical shocks when working
with or around energized electrical systems.

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Hard hats, or safety helmets

47
Q

safety procedure used in industrial and
construction settings to ensure that dangerous machines are properly shut
off and cannot be started up again until maintenance or repair work is
completed.

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Lockout/Tagout (LOTO)

48
Q

____ involves physically isolating the machinery or equipment
from its energy source by using a lock or other mechanism to
secure the energy-isolating device, such as a switch or valve.

A

Lockout

49
Q

____ involves using a tag or label to indicate that the
machinery or equipment will not be operated until maintenance
or servicing work is complete.

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Tagout

50
Q

first and crucial step in the LOTO safety and procedures.

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Preparation

51
Q

It involves
inspecting the work area for completion and safety, removing LOTO devices
properly, informing affected employees of equipment status, and restarting

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Restoration

52
Q

offer enhanced fire protection capabilities by
recognizing when a hazardous arcing situation occurs in a
wiring and immediately cuts power to the circuit before a
fire can start.

A

Arc-Fault Circuit Interrupters (AFCIs)

53
Q

electrical
safety devices that are designed to protect people from
electric shock and electrocution caused by ground faults.

A

Ground-Fault Circuit Interrupters

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