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What is the primary purpose of conducting an accident investigation?
What is the primary purpose of conducting an accident investigation?
What is a critical risk associated with confined space working?
What is a critical risk associated with confined space working?
What is the last line of defense in controlling risk?
What is the last line of defense in controlling risk?
What is the primary purpose of a Permit-to-Work system?
What is the primary purpose of a Permit-to-Work system?
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What is the minimum level of noise that requires the use of PPE?
What is the minimum level of noise that requires the use of PPE?
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What is the first step in controlling risk?
What is the first step in controlling risk?
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What is the primary reason for conducting toolbox talks?
What is the primary reason for conducting toolbox talks?
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What is a critical component of risk assessment?
What is a critical component of risk assessment?
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What is considered a hazardous area for fall protection?
What is considered a hazardous area for fall protection?
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Before using hand tools, what should be done?
Before using hand tools, what should be done?
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What is a direct result of being exposed to excessive noise?
What is a direct result of being exposed to excessive noise?
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When can a standby person enter a confined space?
When can a standby person enter a confined space?
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What is the most common route of entry into the body for harmful substances?
What is the most common route of entry into the body for harmful substances?
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What does isolation of a system mean?
What does isolation of a system mean?
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When can a manager enter a confined space?
When can a manager enter a confined space?
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What are the four main ways substances get into the body?
What are the four main ways substances get into the body?
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What is the typical duration of a toolbox meeting?
What is the typical duration of a toolbox meeting?
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Which class of fire is related to flammable metals?
Which class of fire is related to flammable metals?
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What is the minimum requirement for conducting a Risk Assessment?
What is the minimum requirement for conducting a Risk Assessment?
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What is the primary purpose of a Permit-To-Work system?
What is the primary purpose of a Permit-To-Work system?
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What is the maximum safe noise level for humans without PPE?
What is the maximum safe noise level for humans without PPE?
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What is the primary cause of Hand-Arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS)?
What is the primary cause of Hand-Arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS)?
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What is the primary requirement for working at heights?
What is the primary requirement for working at heights?
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What is the purpose of ERICPD in risk management?
What is the purpose of ERICPD in risk management?
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Study Notes
Toolbox Talk
- A 10-15 minute meeting, usually conducted in the morning.
Reasons to Manage Safety
- Moral: to prevent harm and injury to people.
- Legal: to comply with laws and regulations.
- Financial: to avoid costs associated with accidents and injuries.
Noise Levels and PPE
- If the NOICE level is over 85 decibels, PPE must be worn.
- PPE is the last line of defense.
Permit to Work
- A legal document signed by the manager, safety officer, and one worker.
- Used for working inside confined spaces.
Hazard and Risk
- Hazard: anything with the potential to cause harm.
- Risk: a combination of likelihood and severity.
Controlling Risk
- The first step is to eliminate the hazard.
- Risk assessments are necessary to identify and control risks.
Confined Spaces
- Drowning, asphyxiation, and loss of consciousness are effects of working in confined spaces.
- Permit-to-work is a legal document used for working in confined spaces.
Worker Responsibilities
- Workers are responsible for their own safety at all times.
- If you don't understand work instructions, ask your supervisor for guidance.
Accident Investigation
- Conducted to prevent similar accidents from happening in the future.
Risks Associated with Confined Space Working
- Drowning, asphyxiation, and loss of consciousness.
Purpose of a Toolbox Talk
- To discuss safety procedures and risks associated with the job.
Chemical Hazards
- The most common way chemicals enter the body is through inhalation.
- The four main ways substances get into the body are inhalation, ingestion, absorption, and injection.
Fire Safety
- Fire needs oxygen to burn.
- To make fire, we need oxygen, fuel, and heat (ignition source).
Working at Height
- Working at height requires PPE.
HAVS and RSI
- HAVS is caused by sustained use of handheld tools.
- RSI is a repetitive strain injury.
ERICPD Hierarchy
- ERICPD is a hierarchy of risk controls.
Noise Measurement
- Noise is measured in decibels, not frequency.
Permit-to-Work
- Not limited to working with electricity.
- Used for other types of work as well.
Risk Assessment
- Necessary for all industries, regardless of the number of employees.
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Test your knowledge on workplace safety protocols, regulations, and best practices. This quiz covers essential topics such as hazard identification, permit-to-work, and noise levels.