2. Conduction is function of the environment's humidity and the airflow/exchange next to the skin. True False 3. One of the amendments to Regulation 854 that came into force in 2016 is strengthening and improving requirements regarding high visibility safety apparel. True False 4. Cold stress is also known as “thermal strain". True False
2. Conduction is function of the environment's humidity and the airflow/exchange next to the skin. True False 3. One of the amendments to Regulation 854 that came into force in 2016 is strengthening and improving requirements regarding high visibility safety apparel. True False 4. Cold stress is also known as “thermal strain". True False
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Conduction is function of the environment's humidity and the airflow/exchange next to the skin.
True
False
3.
One of the amendments to Regulation 854 that came into force in 2016 is strengthening and improving requirements
regarding high visibility safety apparel.
True
False
4.
Cold stress is also known as "thermal strain".
True
False
5. Dynamic force presents a greater risk of strain than static force.
True
False
6.
In underground climate, auto compression of air adds 4-60C/km to the wet bulb temperature.
True
False
An industrial machinery gives out 112 dBA of noise 1 m away from the source, which requires double hearing
protection. You are a worker performing work for 8-hrs around the machinery and you are required to wear double
hearing protection. An earplug which has an NRR of 29 dB and an earmuff with an NRR of 31 dB. The suggested
derrating percentage of the hearing protections are 60% and 55% of the NRR, respectively. Does the double hearing
protection reduce the noise level below 85 dB?
7.
True
False
8.
Dilated eye is an effect of critical hypothermia.
True
False
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