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What is the purpose of safety practices in the workplace?
What is the purpose of safety practices in the workplace?
- To increase productivity
- To reduce accidents and injuries (correct)
- To save money on insurance premiums
- To make employees work harder
What is the importance of safety glasses in the workplace?
What is the importance of safety glasses in the workplace?
- They make you look professional
- They protect your eyes from dust
- They meet ANSI Z87.1 standard (correct)
- They are optional equipment
Why are steel-toed safety shoes a good investment?
Why are steel-toed safety shoes a good investment?
- They are stylish and trendy
- They are comfortable to wear
- They protect your feet from heavy objects (correct)
- They are not necessary for technicians
When should gloves be worn in the workplace?
When should gloves be worn in the workplace?
When should bump caps be worn in the workplace?
When should bump caps be worn in the workplace?
How should a service technician behave to be respected as a professional?
How should a service technician behave to be respected as a professional?
What is the correct way to lift heavy objects in the workplace?
What is the correct way to lift heavy objects in the workplace?
How should oily shop cloths be disposed of in the workplace?
How should oily shop cloths be disposed of in the workplace?
What should be present in every shop area in case of emergency?
What should be present in every shop area in case of emergency?
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Study Notes
- Safety practices reduce accidents and injuries and keep employees pain-free.
- Safety glasses meeting ANSI Z87.1 standard are essential PPE for technicians.
- Steel-toed safety shoes are a good investment.
- Gloves should be worn to protect hands from rough or sharp surfaces.
- Bump caps should be worn when working under a vehicle.
- Always behave in a professional manner to be respected as a professional service technician.
- Lift with legs and arms, not the back, and avoid twisting the body when carrying a load.
- Dispose of oily shop cloths in an enclosed container to prevent spontaneous combustion.
- Use correctly grounded three-prong sockets and extension cords to operate power tools.
- Every shop area should be equipped with a first aid kit and an eye wash station centrally located and kept stocked with emergency supplies.
- Follow evacuation instructions in case of emergency
- Evacuation routes and safety items are posted throughout the building
- Aisles leading to emergency exits must be marked with yellow paint or tape
- Aisles should be 40 to 48 inches wide
- Working on a vehicle can result in personal injury
- Infections such as hepatitis B, HIV, and hepatitis C are transmitted through blood
- These infections are commonly called blood-borne pathogens
- Report any injury involving blood to your supervisor
- Take necessary precautions to avoid contact with another person's blood
- Hepatitis B, HIV, and hepatitis C can cause serious health problems.
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