Safety Part 3 Flashcards

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1
Q

In a Job Safety Analysis the task at hand is broken down into its _______ and then each step is analyzed for it’s_____________

A

individual parts or steps

potential hazards

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2
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Used across wall openings or as a barrier around floor openings to prevent falls

A

Railings

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3
Q

Alert workers to hazards but provide no real protection. Made of plastic tapes or rope and color coded

A

Warning Barricades

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4
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Indicate Danger! No one enters! Used when there is danger from falling objects or when a load is suspended over an area.

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Red Warning Barricades

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5
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Means caution, you may enter but beware. Used around wet areas or loose dust. If it has black letters, it is warning of something like bumping, stumbling or falling.

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Yellow Warning Barricades

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Means radiation warning, no one may pass with out authorization, training and the right equipment. Often used where pipe welds are being xrayed.

A

Yellow and Purple Warning Barricades

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Give both visual warning and protection from injury. They can be wooden posts and rails, posts and chain or steel cables. People shouldn’t be able to get past protective barricades.

A

Protective Barricades

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8
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Placed on barricades, so they can be seen at night.

A

Blinking lights

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9
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Used to cover open holes in a floor or in the ground.

A

Hole covers

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10
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Formula of potential fall distance

A

Length of Lanyard +Deceleration Distance+ Height of Worker + Safety Factor

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11
Q

Numbers

A

6+3.5+6+3=18.5

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12
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Load capacity is 375 pounds., extra heavy duty/professional use

A

TYPE I AA

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13
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Load capacity is 300 pounds., extra heavy duty/professional use

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TYPE I A

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14
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Load capacity is 250 pounds ., heavy duty/ industrial use

A

TYPE I

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15
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Load capacity is 225 pounds., medium duty/ commercial use

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TYPE II

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16
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Load capacity is 200 pounds., light duty/ household use

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TYPE III

17
Q

Excavation walls stay vertical as long as the excavation is open

A

Solid Rock

18
Q

Fine- grained, cohesive : clay, hardpan and caliche. Particles too small to see with the nakid eye.

A

Type A soil

19
Q

Angular rock, silt, and similar soil

A

Type B soil

20
Q

Coarse- grained, granular; sand, gravel, and loamy sand. Particles are visibles to the naked eye.

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Type C soil

21
Q

3/4 to 1 or 53 degrees

A

Type A soil Formula

22
Q

1 to 1 or 45 degrees

A

Type B soil Formula

23
Q

1.5 to 1 or 34 degrees

A

Type C soil Formula

24
Q

How far away from the edge should you set anything up from a trench?

A

2 ft

25
Q

Structures used that are made of wood or metal that support the sides of a trench to prevent sides from caving in. Plating is held firmly in place with expandable braces.

A

Shoring

26
Q

So long as the workers are in the structure they are protected from cave ins.

A

Shielding structures or trench boxes.