Orien. Lvl 1- Lesson # 9

Question 1

When is the right time to think about safety on the job?

Answer 1

All the time; one should never stop thinking about it.

Note: The last two sentences of the Information Sheet on the next to last slide state: Make no mistake, safety is very serious business; dead serious. It deserves your constant attention.

Question 2

By developing dangerous work habits as an apprentice, one will become a(n) ? .

Answer 2

accident “time-bomb’’

Previously, the expression was “an accident waiting to happen.”

Question 3

True or false?
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and state safety agencies can ensure an accident free jobsite.

Answer 3

False

Question 4

Complete the following statement: An accident can only be prevented by ? :

Answer 4

those who are working on-the-job

Question 5

Who bears the most responsibility for the worker’s safety on the job?

Answer 5

The worker

Question 6

? and ? are critically important to jobsite safety.

Answer 6

Awareness / common sense

Question 7

? often goes a long way toward eliminating injury or loss.

Answer 7

Common sense

Question 8

Complete the following statement: A jobsite can only be as safe as ? make(s) it.

Answer 8

You

Question 9

Safety should ? be disregarded in the interest of saving time.

Answer 9

Never

Question 10

Electricity represents a(n) ? that is waiting to be ? or ? .

Answer 10

energy potential / released / set free

Question 11

In a matter of ? a serious accident can develop on a construction site.

Answer 11

Seconds

Question 12

To work safely as an electrician, one must learn to ? electricity at all times.

Answer 12

Respect

Question 13

Of those hospitalized as a result of contact with high-voltage, up to ? % lose at least one limb and fewer than ? % return to work.

Answer 13

75 / 15

Question 14

What are the three most important things to remember with regards to work safety?

Answer 14

Work aware.

Work safe.

Work smart