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1st Period Electrical Theory SAIT-Alberta Electrician > Safety Legislation, Regulations and Industry Policy in the Trades > Flashcards

Safety Legislation, Regulations and Industry Policy in the Trades Flashcards

1
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What is the OHS Act?

A

The ACT details:

  • Obligations your employer must fulfill
  • Your rights and responsibilities as a worker
  • The rights and responsibilities of others connected with the work site.
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What is the purpose of the OHS regulation?

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To help all groups and individuals understand their obligations and responsibilities regarding safety issues on the work site.

It provides details on the minimum legal standards for worker health and safety.

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What is the OHS code?

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The code provides comprehensive, detailed information for:

  • Employers
  • Workers
  • Suppliers
  • Government agencies.
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What is the OHS code explanation guide?

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The explanation guide presents information that helps clarify the intent or application of each rule or section of the OHS code.

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What are the three ways in order that a worker and employer can work together to control hazards?

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  1. Engineering controls
  2. Administrative controls
  3. Personal protective equipment.
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How many parts or chapters is the OHS code divided into?

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41

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What is a dire consequence of Bill C-45?

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Any and all representatives of an injured or killed worker may be faced with criminal charges.

This can result in a fine or prison sentence for the accused.

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Is a self-employed tradesperson considered an employer

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Yes, always.

Bbecause they employ themselves.

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In a situation where one is required to work to a specification set forth by a manufacturer or certified professional engineer, what must be observed?

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A copy of the specification must be available to review at any time at the worksite.

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What four areas must work site specific training cover?

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  • Hazard information.
  • Different modes of product identification.
  • Procedures for the safe use storage and handling of Controlled Products
  • Procedures for dealing with fugitive emissions and emergencies.
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Is your employer required to create an emergency response plan to deal with emergencies that may require rescue or evacuation?

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Yes.

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Is an injured worker eligible to claim benefits from the WCB board even if their own negligence contributed to the accident?

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Yes.

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What injuries must be reported at the worksite?

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Every injury of any kind.

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The OHS Council operates at arm’s length from government and advises the minister on OHS matters; how many members are on this Council?

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9 members.

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There are four categories of workplace hazards; what are these?

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  • Biological
  • Chemical
  • Ergonomic
  • Physical
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16
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Which part of the OHS code covers hazard assessment elimination and control?

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Part 2

17
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Is the use of PPE the first line of defense for a hazard at the worksite?

A

No, it is the last line of defense

18
Q

What are the five main tools for assessing and controlling worksite hazards?

A
  • Hazard assessment reports
  • Checklists
  • Health and safety plans
  • Emergency response plans
  • First aid records and incident reports
19
Q

May only properly trained individuals provide first aid care?

A

Yes, specifically at the worksite.

  • Regulated by the OHS code.
20
Q

What is the single largest contributor to one’s safety in the workplace?

A

Their attitude.

21
Q

Is poor house keeping a violation of the OHS code?

A

Yes, your employer is required to take all steps necessary to maintain a safe and clean work site

22
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Must your employer provide you with all required PPE?

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No. However, if they require you to perform a task in which the basic required PPE is not sufficient, then they must provide you with the required specialized PPE

23
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When using flame resistant outerwear you’re responsible to wear clothing underneath, which is either flame resistant or made of natural fibers; what are three common natural fibers?

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  • Wool
  • Cotton
  • Silk
24
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May an employer require PPE above and beyond the minimum set forth by the OHS code?

A

Yes, they have that right

25
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There are 7 classes of eye protection; what are these in order?

A
  1. Spectacles
  2. Goggles
  3. Welding helmets
  4. Welding hand shields
  5. Hoods
  6. Face shields
  7. Respirator face pieces
26
Q

Is there special safety headwear for electrical trades people?

A

Yes, Class E headwear must pass a much higher dielectric strength test then general class G headwear.

27
Q

What three things could resuce the protective qualities of safety headwear?

A
  • An impact
  • Painting and applying stickers
  • Cleaning with solvents

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