Questions and Answers
What do gloves made of metal mesh protect us from?
Cuts
Which one of these factors is LEAST significant when selecting eye protection equipment?
Which class of protective hat provides high-voltage protection and is used by electrical workers?
Class E
Determining whether an employee is exposed to excessive noise considers all these factors EXCEPT:
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Which one of the following PPE items does not need to be purchased by the employer?
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Personal protective equipment is the _____ level of protection.
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Which one of these workplace conditions DOES NOT require employers to provide foot protection to their employees?
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It is necessary for employers to provide personal protective equipment to employees if any of these conditions exist EXCEPT:
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The current permissible noise exposure limit for the construction industry is _____ decibels per 8-hour duration.
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Face shields DO NOT protect the face from _____.
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Study Notes
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Overview
- Metal mesh gloves offer protection against cuts, burns, and heat.
- Cost is the least significant factor when selecting eye protection equipment; focus should be on safety standards.
- Class E protective hats are specifically designed for high-voltage protection, primarily used by electrical workers.
- Determining excessive noise exposure involves various factors, but the source of noise is not considered.
Employer Responsibilities
- Employers are not required to purchase long-sleeved shirts for employees working outside in winter conditions.
- Personal protective equipment represents the last line of defense in ensuring employee safety.
- Employers must provide foot protection unless the workplace condition is loose terrain that only presents a slipping hazard.
- Employers are obligated to supply PPE and safety training when necessary; "none of the above" conditions do not apply.
Noise Exposure Regulations
- The permissible noise exposure limit in the construction industry is set at 90 decibels for an 8-hour work duration.
Limitations of Protective Gear
- While face shields protect against various hazards, they do not protect the face from impacts.
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