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Safety Flashcards

Study the hazards of welding and how to minimize your risk on the job.

1
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Are inspectors exposed to the same hazards as welders?

A

Yes

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The acronym OSHA stands for:

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Occupational Safety and Health Administration

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3
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What document covers safety in welding and cutting?

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ANSI Z49.1

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4
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Safety training is required by what organization?

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OSHA

occupational safety and health administration

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5
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The acronym PPE stands for what?

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Personal protective equipment

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6
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What type of clothing is suitable for the welding environment?

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Wool, cotton, denim, fire retardant material

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7
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In general, what should welding gloves be made of?

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Leather

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8
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The valves of compressed gas cylinders are made of what?

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Brass

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9
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The notches on this fitting signify what?

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Left-hand threads

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10
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What type of gas is stored in tanks filled with a porous mass and dissolved acetone?

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Acetylene

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11
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Acetylene must never be used above ____ psi.

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15 psi

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12
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On a cutting torch, these devices prevent fuel gas from traveling into the oxygen line and causing what?

A

Flashback

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13
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The fuse plugs in the top and bottom of acetylene cylinders that melt at 212 F to prevent explosion in case of a fire are called:

A

Rupture discs

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14
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Do fuel gas hoses have regular threads?

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No

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If an acetylene cylinder has been laying down, it must stand upright for at least ____ minutes before being used.

A

15 minutes

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16
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Fuel gas cylinders should never be opened more than how many turns?

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Two turns

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17
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Is oxygen a flammable gas?

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No - it is an oxidizer

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18
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What safety feature are the red and black buttons on this electrical outlet?

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GFCI

ground fault circuit interrupter

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19
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If the insulation on an electrical cable is nicked, is it acceptable to wrap it with tape and continue work?

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No

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20
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Above how many milliamps are electrical currents considered harmful?

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6 milliamps

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21
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What is the third prong on an electrical cord?

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Ground

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22
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The safety practice that blocks potential energy going to machinery while it is being worked on is:

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Lock out, tag out

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23
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Ensuring the floor is dry, using wooden platforms or rubber mats are all ways of mitigating:

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Electrocution

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24
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Do employers have to make SDS’s (safety data sheets) available to employees?

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Yes

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25
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A person other than the welder who scans the area for fires is called what?

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Fire watch

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26
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When entering a confined space, is an attendant required?

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Yes

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27
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A space that has limited means of entry or exit and is not designed for continuous occupancy is called what?

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Confined space

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28
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What does CPR stand for?

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Cardio-pulmonary resusitation

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29
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What does SDS stands for?

A

Safety data sheet

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30
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What does LEL stand for?

A

Lower explosive limit

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31
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What does TLV stand for?

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Threshhold limit value

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32
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What does GFCI stand for?

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Ground fault circuit interrupter

33
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What is the metal found in galvanizing that causes metal fume fever?

34
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What activities are considered ‘Hot Work?’

A

Anything that creates a flame or spark

35
Q

What is the maximum exposure limit of radiation?

A

2 millirems per hour

36
Q

The device used to monitor radiation exposure is called a:

37
Q

When UV (ultraviolet) light burns the skin it is called arc burn. When UV light burns the retina it is called:

A

Flash burn

38
Q

Can safety glasses help block UV (ultraviolet) light?

39
Q

What gas is produced by UV (ultraviolet) radiation and can lead to pulmonary edema, headache, chest pain, and shortness of breath?

40
Q

What is the approximate temperature of a welding arc?

41
Q

The most common welding accident is:

42
Q

When a burn is severe enough to create blisters, which type of burn is it classified as?

A

Second degree

43
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What classification of burn results in skin turning white?

A

Third degree

44
Q

Natural, mechanical, and extraction are all types of what?

A

Ventilation

45
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Is ventilation an important safety consideration in the welding environment?

46
Q

Are Argon and CO2 heavier than air?

47
Q

What is the lower acceptable limit of oxygen in the atmosphere?

48
Q

What are the three types of light?

A

Ultraviolet, infrared, and visible

49
Q

What is the upper limit of oxygen in the atmosphere?

50
Q

Our normal air contains _____ % oxygen.

51
Q

Argon and helium are inert gases. Oxygen and carbon dioxide are ______ gases.

52
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Shielding gases that do not combine with any other material and, therefore, do not affect the weld pool in any way are called:

A

Inert gases

53
Q

The recession of the flame through the torch and into the hose, regulator and/or cylinder, potentially causing an explosion is called:

54
Q

Above ______ dB (decibels) can cause hearing damage.

55
Q

The most common type of fire extinguisher is type:

56
Q

Is it acceptable to stand on the top step of a ladder?

57
Q

Oxygen and fuel gas cylinders must be stored at least ______ feet apart.

58
Q

What type of fire extinguisher will put out a magnesium fire?

59
Q

What type of fire extinguisher will put out a paper fire?

60
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What type of extinguisher will put out a kitchen fire?

61
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What type of extinguisher will put out a gasoline fire?

62
Q

What can happen if a grinding disc is used above its rated RPM (revolutions per minute)?

A

It can explode

63
Q

Tapping a grinding disc in several places and listening for a sharp ring is a way of checking for:

64
Q

How often should welding leads and electrical cords be inspected?

A

Every day before use

65
Q

What does JSA stand for?

A

Job safety analysis

66
Q

Does the CWI need to be involved in completing the JSA (job safety analysis)?

67
Q

For every 4 feet up a structure a ladder leans, the base should be moved away from the structure _____ feet.

68
Q

Safety glasses, face shields and goggles are all types of ________.

A

Eye protection

69
Q

What eye protection should be used when performing SAW (submerged arc welding)?

A

Tinted safety glasses

70
Q

When is it acceptable to use teflon tape on the regulator of a compressed gas cylinder?

71
Q

Primary shock currents are those above how many milliamperes?

A

6 milliamperes

72
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Secondary shock currents have a range of how many milliamperes?

A

0.5 - 6 milliamperes

73
Q

Grinding dust, sparks, spatter, fumes and radiation are all what type of hazard?

A

Eye hazards

74
Q

How shall the welder protect others who may unkowingly come in contact with hot materials?

A

Post a notice

75
Q

A fire watch shall be maintained for at least ____ minutes after competion of welding and cutting?

A

30 minutes

76
Q

The acronym IDLH stands for what?

A

Immediately Dangerous to Life or Health

77
Q

Use of shielding, distance from the source and exposure time can all limit what health concern?

A

Radiation exposure

78
Q

Acetylene becomes unstable above what pressure?

Welding Inspection Basics (9 decks)

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