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Handrails on the open side of a temporary stairway must have:
A Midrail located approximately midway between the top of the handrail and the nose of the stair tread
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When must headgear be fitted with chinstraps?
Chinstraps must be used when working higher then 3m (10ft) in the air. Also when exposed to high winds.
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Describe "Lockout Procedures"
- - Secure all parts and attachments against movement
- - Control the haards of exposed energry sources
- - Lockout the energy supply to the machinery or equipment being maintained
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List what must be done before entering a "confined space"
- Ensure power has been shut off
- Put lock on lockout ring
- Have the air tested before entering
- Make sure it is well ventilated
- Sign the Entry list
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What is the absolute limit for approaching a 75,000V electrical power line?
3m(10ft) for an electrical line up to 75,000V
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What is the sound signal to ask the operator to lower the hoise?
Three bells to signal to lower the hoist
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What is the maximum pressure that can be used to clean with compressed air?
A worker can only use up to 10psi to clean with
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Why is it important to remember to remove your lockout lock?
The machine will not be able to be powered on with the lock still attached
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What must be done before moving bottles containing compressed gas?
Protective caps should be on all tanks and handled with care
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How long of a time-span a worker should be checked on while in a Low hazard confined space?
In low level hazard spaces the monitor checks every 20 minutes.
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How long of a time-span a worker should be checked on while in a Medium hazard confined space?
In medium hazard spaces the monitor visually makes contact with the workers at least every 20 minutes, more often if necessary
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How long of a time-span a worker should be checked on while in a High hazard confined space?
In a high hazard space the work should monitored continuously
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Workers are responsible for supplying their own:
- Proper clothing needed for protecting against natural elements
- General purpose work gloves
- Appropriate Footwear
- Safety headgear
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What is the minimum width of an elevated walkway?
Elevated walkways must be at least 50cm (20in) wide and safe access to walkways must be provided
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For a supervising Carpenter what are some of the safety concerns that carpenters are responsible for?
- The safey rules and regulations that govern the carpentry trade
- The safety aspects of every part of the work being done
- The safety of other workers at all times
- Use tools and equipment safely
- Maintain tools or equipment in safe working order
- Enforce safety regulations at the site
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What type of gloves should you use when handling lumber or steel?
Leather or Vinyl-Coated Gloves
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What type of gloves should you use when welding or flame cutting?
Gauntlet-type welders gloves
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What type of gloves should you use when handling hot metal?
Gloves faced with heat resistant material
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What type of gloves should you use when handling acids or cleaning solutions?
Rubber or approved plastic-treated gloves
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What type of gloves should you use when working with electrical apparatus?
Approved insulating gloves
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When is it OK to be closer then the 'Absolute Limit' to a power line?
When the power line has been de-energized
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What is the Limit of approach to a 75,000-250,000 Volt power line?
The limit is 4.5m (15')
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What is the Limit of approach to a 250,000+ Volt power line?
The limit is 6m (20')
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One bell/light is what signal?
Stop
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Two Bells/Lights is what signal?
Raise
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Three Bells/Lights is what signal?
Lower
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Four Bells/Lights is what signal?
All Clear
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What does GFI stand for?
Ground Fault Interrupter
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Who is allowed to repair electrical equipment?
A Qualified electrician is to perform maintenance and repairs
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What recourse do workers have if they feel their worksafebc claim was not evaluated fairly?
The worker can appeal the claim and WorkSafeBC will re-examine the case
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Can individual workers be fined for failing to follow the WorkSafeBC regulations?
Yes, If a workers actions are found to have cause the injury or death of a worker charges may be made.
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Which color triangle label boots be worn?
The green triangle labeled boots
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Most jobsites require that what be worn at all times?
a Hard Hat
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Which type of face protection should be worn at all times?
Eye Protection (Safety Glasses, Face Shield, Goggles)
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Why are Contact Lenses unsafe to wear?
Contact lenses can absorb the gases and vapors which will harm your eyes
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What are the different types of Ear Protection?
Ear Plugs, Ear Muffs
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What is Hypothermia?
When your body becomes so cold that it can no longer produce more heat than it loses.
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What is Hyperthermia?
When one suffers from heat exhaustion
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The Ordered list of fall protection methods (in order by preference)(/5)
- 1. Guardrails
- 2. Fall Restraint System
- 3. Personal Fall Protection System (full body harness)
- 4. A Safety Monitor
- 5. A Safety Net
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Guardrails must be able to resist a Horizontal Load
125lb Horizontal Load
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A Fall restraint system is to?
Restrain workers from falling
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A Fall Arrest system will?
Limit the Free-Fall of a worker to 4Ft
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What is a Safety Monitor?
A safety monitor is a trained worker that is designated to monitor work activities in a control zone to ensure that work is done in a manner that minimizes the potential for a worker to fall.
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What does WHMIS stand for?
Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System
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What does MSDS stand for?
Material Safety Data Sheets
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Seven pieces of information on a WHMIS label are?
- Product Identification
- Hazard Symbols
- Rish Phrases
- Precautionary Statments
- First-Aid Measures
- A statement advising that a MSDS is available
- Supplier Identification
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What two chemicals when mixed together create Chlorine Gas?
Ammonia and Bleach
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Which Symbol is this?
Class A - Compressed Gas
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Which Symbol is this?
Class B - Flammable and Combustible Material
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Which Symbol is this?
Class C - Oxidizing Material
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Which Symbol is this?
Class D - Poisonous and Infectious Materials (Division 1)
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What Symbol is This?
Class D - Poisonous and Infectious Materials (Division 2)
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What Symbol is This?
Class D - Poisonous and Infectious Materials (Division 3)
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What Symbol is this?
Class E - Corrosive Material
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What Symbol is this?
Class F - Dangerously Reactive Material
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What does C.C.A. Stand for?
Chromated Copper Arsenate
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What does A.C.Q. Stand for?
Amine Copper Quaternary
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The dust produced from grinding concrete can cause?
Silicosis - a disabling, non-reversible, and sometimes fatal lung disease.
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True of False: Asbestos fibers can cause cancers in the Lungs?
True, Fibers graduall cause the lung to become scarred and stiff making breathing difficult.
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What must Contractors file when working with Asbestos?
Contractors must file a Notice of Project - Asbestos (NOPA)
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The term "Heavy Metals" generally refer to which elements?
Lead, Mercury, and Arsenic.
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Two woods that are naturally resistant to decay are?
Cedar and Redwood
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What is the minimum moisture content at which wood will begin to rot?
Wood will begin to rot at a moisture content of 20 percent and up.
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What common trait do all wood preservatives share?
Enhance wood durability, and increase life expectancy.
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List safety precautions that must be observed when using Pressure Treated Wood?
Use gloves when handling wood, Avoid Skin Contact, Do not breathe the dust from PTW
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Why should Pressure Treated Wood never be burned?
Toxic chemicals can be produced during combustion
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How should Pressure Treated Wood be disposed of?
Disposed at a sanitary landfill
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What type of air born fiber is most hazardous?
Asbestos is a very hazardous material and requires extreme safety precautions
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List the three components that must be present before a fire can occur
Fuel, Heat and Oxygen
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Remove the Fuel from the fire and the result is?
Starvation
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Remove the Heat from the fire and the result is?
Cooling
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Remove the Oxygen from the fire and the result is?
Smothering
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Which type of fire involve ordinary combustible materials such as wood, cloth, paper, rubber and many plastics?
Class A Fire
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Which type of fire involve flammable liquids?
Class B Fire
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Which type of fire involve energized electrical equipment?
Class C Fire
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Which type of fire involve certain combustible materials such as magnesium, titanium, zirconium, sodium, and potassium?
Class D Fire
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What should you do first when extinguishing a Class C Fire with a Class A or B extinguisher?
De-Energize electrical equipment before using a class A or B extinguisher to fight a Class C fire.
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Which fire can you safely extinguish with Water?
Class A Fires
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What all-round fire extinguisher is currently the best?
Triplex dry chemical agent works on ABC Fires
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What color insulation is the ground wire from the transformer to the construction site?
The white insulated wire is Ground
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What color insulation is the two power wires from the transformer to the construction site?
They have black insulation and carry 120v each
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What kind of symbol indicates 'Double Insulated'?
The Square inside a square symbol.
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What is the maximum amount of amps on a circuit breaker powering 120volts?
The Max is 15 Amps.
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What does A.W.G. Stand for?
American Wire Gauge
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What color is the ground wire on an extension cord?
The Green wire is the Ground wire
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The rating for a Low Velocity Powder Actuated Tool is?
Under 100 Meters per second
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The Rating for a Medium Velocity Powder Actuated Tool is?
Between 100-150 Meters Per Second
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The Rating for a High Velocity Powder Actuated Tool is?
150+ Meters per Second
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Low Velocity Powder Actuated Tool Cases are made of?
Brass
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High Velocity Powder Actuated Tool Cases are made of?
Nickel
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What is the Load Colors in order from weakest to strongest?
Grey, Brown, Green, Yellow, Red, Purple
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Name three basic types of fasteners?
- Threaded Stud
- Headed Pin
- Eyelet
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Name three types of chain saws?
- Gasoline-Powered
- Electric
- Air-Driven
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What is Component A?
Safety Chain
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What is Component B?
Chain Brake
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What is Component C?
Front Handle Guard
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What is Component D?
Air Filter and Carburetor
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What is Component E?
Throttle Lockout
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What is Component F?
Rear Handle Guard
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What is Component G?
Spark Plug
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What is Component H?
Starter
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What is Component I?
Flywheel and Fan
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What is Component J?
Guide Bar
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Which way does the chain pull during a Top Cut?
Chain pulls into wood
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Which way does the chain pull during a Undercut?
Chain pushes away from wood
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When cutting a Plunge cut with a Chain Saw what must you do to the log first?
Make a pocket in the wood, then start the plunge cut
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What is component A?
Tension Adjusting Screw
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What is component B?
Guide Bar Mounting Bolts
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What is component C?
Guide Bar
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What is component D?
Sprocket
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