GENERAL SHOP SAFETY EXAM
QUESTIONS WITH 100% VERIFIED
ANSWERS
\.PPE - ANSWERS✔-personal protective equipment
\.Global Harmonized System (GHS) - ANSWERS✔-Provides a common and
coherent approach to classifying chemicals and communicating hazard
information on labels and safety data sheets. This is to support proper handling &
storage of chemicals and materials.
\.Call 911 and Poison Control Center (800) 222-1222 (Hawaii) - ANSWERS✔-Our
protocol in case a chemical is accidently swallowed (ingested), inhaled, or
exposure to chemicals causes threat to health.
\.SDS (Safety Data Sheet) - ANSWERS✔-An information sheet designed to provide
the key data on a specific product regarding ingredients, associated hazards,
combustion levels, and storage requirements
\.Ingestion - ANSWERS✔-Swallowing; taking a substance by mouth.
\.Inhale/inhalation - ANSWERS✔-to breathe in
, \.dermal absorption - ANSWERS✔-Absorbing a chemical through any part of the
skin, including the eyes. When chemicals come in contact with the skin, they can
sometimes enter the bloodstream through this route of exposure.
\.OSHA - ANSWERS✔-Occupational Safety and Health Administration
\.Tool inspection - ANSWERS✔-The first step to operating any tool or equipment. If
damage is detected, the tool should not be used.
\.Long Hair - ANSWERS✔-Should be tied back to avoid the risk of being caught in
tools or machinery.
\.jewelry; accessories - ANSWERS✔-Should be removed before entering the shop
or work environment to avoid being caught in tools, obstructing operation ,
scratching finished surfaces like paint, or becoming a conductor for electricity etc.
\.Safety Zone - ANSWERS✔-Areas marked and defined as a dedicated working
zone for a limited number of workers based on a task or tool. These zones help
protect all persons in a shop by creating controls and appropriate distancing while
operating tools, vehicles, and equipment.
\.Information & Training - ANSWERS✔-The first and often most important part of
safety and safe practice.
QUESTIONS WITH 100% VERIFIED
ANSWERS
\.PPE - ANSWERS✔-personal protective equipment
\.Global Harmonized System (GHS) - ANSWERS✔-Provides a common and
coherent approach to classifying chemicals and communicating hazard
information on labels and safety data sheets. This is to support proper handling &
storage of chemicals and materials.
\.Call 911 and Poison Control Center (800) 222-1222 (Hawaii) - ANSWERS✔-Our
protocol in case a chemical is accidently swallowed (ingested), inhaled, or
exposure to chemicals causes threat to health.
\.SDS (Safety Data Sheet) - ANSWERS✔-An information sheet designed to provide
the key data on a specific product regarding ingredients, associated hazards,
combustion levels, and storage requirements
\.Ingestion - ANSWERS✔-Swallowing; taking a substance by mouth.
\.Inhale/inhalation - ANSWERS✔-to breathe in
, \.dermal absorption - ANSWERS✔-Absorbing a chemical through any part of the
skin, including the eyes. When chemicals come in contact with the skin, they can
sometimes enter the bloodstream through this route of exposure.
\.OSHA - ANSWERS✔-Occupational Safety and Health Administration
\.Tool inspection - ANSWERS✔-The first step to operating any tool or equipment. If
damage is detected, the tool should not be used.
\.Long Hair - ANSWERS✔-Should be tied back to avoid the risk of being caught in
tools or machinery.
\.jewelry; accessories - ANSWERS✔-Should be removed before entering the shop
or work environment to avoid being caught in tools, obstructing operation ,
scratching finished surfaces like paint, or becoming a conductor for electricity etc.
\.Safety Zone - ANSWERS✔-Areas marked and defined as a dedicated working
zone for a limited number of workers based on a task or tool. These zones help
protect all persons in a shop by creating controls and appropriate distancing while
operating tools, vehicles, and equipment.
\.Information & Training - ANSWERS✔-The first and often most important part of
safety and safe practice.
