Safety - Workbook Exercise Flashcards

1
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The Health and Safety Work Act, dated 1974, deals with what?

A

The Health and Safety Work Act 1974 is the law dealing with the health, safety and welfare of people at work. Employers and employees responsibilities

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What are the basic fundamentals of the Health and Safety Work Act?

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Employers Role - Provide PPE and a safe environment to work in
Employees Role - Responsibility to wear correct PPE, cooperate with the employers requirements, record any injuries or accidents that has happened in the workplace

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3
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What is the maximum weight for an individual to lift when manual handling?

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20kg

But it is up to the individual if they feel they are able to do it.

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4
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What must be considered before an individual lifts an object?

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The size of the object
Where and how the weight is distributed
Where it is going

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5
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What are the basic requirements for team lifting?

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Team leader does not do the lifting - there to supervise
Enough people to distribute the weight evenly between them
An understanding of where the object is going to go
Plan of how to move the object

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6
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What is the function of Barrier Cream?

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To protect your hands from dermatitis caused by oils and other substances

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What are the reactions of the body when subjected to a 100V shock?

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The effect of the body depends on the amperage

  1. 008 - 0.001A may cause some sensation
  2. 02 - 0.012A may cause muscular contraction
  3. 2 - 0.1A can cause death
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8
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You discover someone suffering an electric shock, what are your immediate actions?

A

Switch off current or remove the victim from the supply by the use of insulated material eg rubber gloves
Treat for shock, keep victim warm
Get medical assistance immediately

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Under what conditions should electrical equipment never be operated or handled?

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If it is unserviceable (damaged) or dangerous to do so

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10
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What are the hazards associated with compressed gases?

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  • Compressed gases entering bloodstream can result in servere injury or death
  • Oxygen causes spontaneous combustion when in contact with oils and grease
  • Oxygen supports and intensifies a fire with any combustible material
  • A build up of static electricity can result in a spark being generated
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What checks must be performed before using compressed air and air hoses?

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  • Disconnecting air supply to guns when not in use and when fitting/replacing bits
  • Use eye protection
  • Using calibrated tyre inflation gauges
  • Ensuring protective caps are fitted to cylinders when not in use
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12
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How are leak tests performed on oxygen systems?

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Leak-test approved solutions

Not soapy water as it can be oil based and can result in spontaneous combustion

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13
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What are COSHH, MSDS and Risk Assessments?

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COSHH - Control of Substances Hazardous to Health done by employers
MSDS -Material Safety Data Sheet done by the manufacturer
Risk Assessment - carried out by a qualified assessor who assesses the risk and allocates numerical values against it. The risk should be reduced to as safe a level as practical

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14
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How can dermatitis be prevented?

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Read COSHH reports for correct measure
Use gloves & barrier creams
Don’t remain in fuel or oil soaked clothing - wash thoroughly

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15
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What must occur before work may be carried out in fuel tanks?

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Tanks should be thoroughly purged prior to entering them and ideally continually purged throughout the operation

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16
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What classifications of fires are there?

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Class A - organic solids (paper, wood)
Class B - flammable liquids
Class C - flammable gases
Class D - flammable metals
Class F - cooking oils & fats
17
Q

Detail what each type of extinguisher is suitable for use on what type of fire

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Water/gas - Class A
Carbon Dioxide - Class B and electrical fires
Dry Powder - Class B, C and D
Halon - Class B and C
Aqueous Film Forming Foam (AFFF) - Class A and B
Film Forming Foam Fluroprotein - Class A and B

18
Q

Good tool control is maintained in a Part 145 aircraft Maintenance organisation by?

A

Tool stores/ shadow boards

Traceable tools - identification marks

19
Q

What would your actions be on discovering a fire in a building?

A

Raise an alarm
Attempt to fight fire if safe to do so
Close all doors and windows if possible
Evacuate to fire assembly point

20
Q

What are the actions required if an aircraft/engine fire occurs?

A

Shut down all systems
Call emergency services, try to tackle fire
Organise first aid and call for medical assistance
Remove all equipment from the area
After fire is extinguished, recover aircraft

21
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What must happen after you have recovered the aircraft after a fire?

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An incident report must be handed over to the Aircraft Accident Investigation Branch under MOR actions. It must be done within 72 hours