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Worksheet 00101 Basic Safety © Lincoln Technical Institute. All Rights Reserved. This document contains Lincoln Tech confidential and proprietary information and may not be copied, further distributed, or otherwise disclosed, in whole or in part, without the expressed written permission of Lincoln Technical Institute. 6/13/2022 Instructions: Use the Core book (Module 00101) to fill in the worksheet. 1.
List 5 characteristics that companies with strong safety cultures have. 2.
List 4 of the 12 unsafe conditions. 3.
What is the difference between “job safety analysis” and task safety analysis”? 4.
What is used to measure risk? 5.
What is the preferred method of protecting workers from falling into a hole in the floor of a structure? 6.
When donning a safety harness, the D-Ring should be _____.
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Who should inspect a personal fall arrest system and how often should they do it? 8.
Which type of lanyard is used for positioning? 9.
List 2 safety rules when using an extension ladder. 10.
What should be used to protect workers below scaffolding? 11.
What is the proper way to stack bricks or blocks? 12.
When trenching type C soil, what type of excavation protective system cannot be used? 13.
To be safe, treat soil as if is _____ unless proven otherwise. 14.
Who performs daily inspection of an excavation? 15.
Electrical systems use a(n) _____ safety grounding system to protect against electrical shock.
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What type of receptacle do double insulated tools use? 17.
What is the purpose of a lockout/tagout system? 18.
Who can remove a lock from a lockout/tagout? 19.
What are hard hats made of? 20.
What do you do if you suspect there is asbestos? 21.
List the types of respirators and when they should be used. Respirators Used When 22.
Where is lead found on a job site?
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What type of diseases can you get from contact with another person’s blood? 24.
List the symptoms of heat stroke 25.
Of the environmental extremes, which is the most life threatening? 26.
When are welding shields used? 27.
List the types of fires and what extinguisher to use for each. Type of fire Type of Extinguisher 28.
The Written authorization is required to enter a “permit-required confined space” and is commonly known as _____.
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