3 times when you need Hazard Communication Training - Answer o Annually
o New Hire
o Introduce New Chemical
4 most common health hazards: - Answer Chemical
Biological
Physical Health
Ergonomic
300 Log ("300 Law") - Answer 90 days Recordable
Acceptable 02 content of a confined space - Answer 19.5 - 22.5
Asphyxiation - Answer Without Oxygen
At what depth do you typically need a trench box - Answer 5 feet
Bruising - Answer Internal bleeding
Ice for 20 minutes with cloth between skin and ice
Burns - Answer Solution to the pollution is dilution-chemical burns
Electrical- current then entrance and exits with dry dressing
Solution- dilute
Dry- brush then flush
Loose dressing due to swelling
Can a crane lift a load at a 90 degree angle - Answer Nope
Classifications of fires - Answer o A - trash, ash, paper, etc.
o B - Boiling liquids
o C - CO2 for Electrical currents
o D - Copper based for metals
o K - Kitchen Grease fires
o Halen only used by Military because it stays in the Ozone
crushing - Answer Remove and treat for internal bleeding and shock
Cuts/Bleeding - Answer PPE(gloves, BBP,, check for Unc, control bleeding by Direct
pressure , elevation, pressure points, constriction band hs distal pulse, "T"- last resort to
save life and possibly loose the limb
Dressing once applied do not remove
Report- 100% reporting all situations
, Diabetic - Answer Insulin and sugar level problem
Should know that employee has this condition- alert bracelet
Give sugar or coke if conscious
Glucose paste
( heat and alcoholic beverages can cause sugar levels to be up or down)
electrical - Answer Check current, then CAB, and then entrance and exit
Blows at the joint due to fluids
May need AED
Excavation's biggest risk is - Answer engulfment
Fire Tetrahedron - Answer Oxygen, Fuel, Temperature, Chain Reaction
First Aid steps for someone who is bleeding on the job site: - Answer o Survey
o Recognize
o Elevate
o Pressure
o Treat for shock
Fractures - Answer Broken bones-Check CAB, control bleeding, splint above and
below, sling and check distal pulse
(neck and spine leave where they lie unless danger of area)
General Duty Clause - Answer Employer is responsible for a safe work site regardless
of OSHA standards
Heart attack - Answer Chest pain or back pain
Take aspirin, cough, call 911 and sit down
Unc: Check CAB and may need CPR/AED
Heat exhaustion - Answer Pale cool and CLAMMY
Dehydration- remove from area and allow to sip of water with sugar
8 hours to rehydrate
( tell employees to check urine color and employers must furnish water on all sites)
Heat stroke - Answer Hot red and dry- emergency
Cool immediately- do not use ice bucket
Water and fan or place cold items under neck, groin, arm pits
How far away must spoil be placed away from an excavation - Answer over 2 feet away
How many cycles of CPR do you do before checking - Answer 5
How many non fatal injuries in 1 year - Answer 4 million