Personal Protective Equipment

11. What type of footwear protects you from chemicals and provides extra traction on slippery floors?

Rubber boots

18. What type of eye protection should you use when there is dust present?

Safety glasses Goggles

15. Who is responsible for buying PPE?

Employer

25. Who is responsible for making sure that workers know how and when to use PPE?

Employer

7. Who is responsible for conducting a hazard assessment?

Employer

26. What should you consider when choosing the type of head protection you use?

The hazards you expect to encounter

4. What should you consider when choosing the type of foot protection you use?

The hazards you expect to encounter

8. What should you consider when choosing the type of eye protection you use?

The types of hazards you expect to encounter

16. You could be exposed to 20,000 volts of electricity in your job. What class of hard hat will you need to wear?

Class E

5. Are all types of respirators the same?

No

21. Alex will need to use a respirator for her new job. When will she be able to safely use a respirator?

After she receives a medical evaluation After receiving proper training on respirators After a fit test

12. Which class of hard hats will protect you from electrical shock?

Class E Class G

1. Which of the following statements about hearing protection are true?

Earplugs and earmuffs are the most common types of hearing protection devices Long exposure to high levels of noise can damage your hearing OSHA requires your employer to provide you with hearing protection when you are exposed to loud noises for an extended period of time

23. What can you use to protect your eyes from splashes?

Eye Protection

2. Sunglasses are just as protective as safety glasses. Is this statement true or false?

False

6. The longer you're exposed to high noise levels, the more likely it is that ________ damage will occur.

Hearing

13. What type of gloves protects your hands from heat and flames?

Heat resistant gloves

3. In a situation where you expect to encounter airborne hazardous substances, but you don't need skin protection, what level of full-body protection will you need?

Level C

19. ____ is designed to protect you from injuries to your head, face, eyes, ears, hands, feet, respiratory tract, and body.

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

22. What is required before using a respirator?

Proper training on respirators

24. What can you use to protect your eyes from impact hazards?

Safety glasses Goggles

10. Leather palm gloves can protect your hands from what hazards?

Sharp edges and rough surfaces

20. You're going to be performing a task at work that requires a clean air supply. What type of respirator should you use?

Supplied-Air Respirator

14. What can you do to protect your hands from any hazards on your worksite?

Use your gloves correctly Inspect your gloves for any damage before wearing

17. What type of gloves protects your hands from hazardous chemicals?

Vinyl or neoprene gloves

9. In which cases should you wear gloves?

When cleaning broken glass When cleaning blood on a surface