Exam 1 Flashcards

1
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briefly describe

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Briefly describe what you believe are the two most important actions everyone should observe to remain safe in a machining environment.

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staying alert and focused lay the foundation for a proper attitude about safety, knowing the location of first aid supplies and in the event of an accident

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3
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Briefly describe what you believe are the two most important actions that should never be tolerated in a machining environment.

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horseplay and proper attire

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4
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What should be done in the case of a personal injury emergency?

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call 911

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5
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What does OSHA stand for and what is OSHA’s purpose?

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The Occupational Safety and Heath Administration a federal agency that sets and enforces regulations for workplace safety

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List three specific clothing items that should not be worn in a machining setting.

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loose fitting clothes, ope toe shoes, necklaces, etc

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7
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Never operate machinery without proper — in place.

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attire

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8
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What is PPE?

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Personal Protective equipment refers to safety equipment that is to be worn to protect from potential dangers

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9
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What is the most common and important piece of PPE that should always be used in a machining environment?

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eye protection/goggles

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10
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What does NFPA stand for?

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National Fire Association

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11
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What does HMIS stand for?

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Hazardous Material Identification System

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What is the purpose of NFPA and HMIS labeling?

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to identify specific types of hazards and their levels of danger

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What does SDS stand for, and what is the purpose of SDSs?

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Safety Data Sheet hazardous materials are contained in it companies rely on it to guide and protect workers

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14
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Class A fire extinguishers use _ as a media to put out fires.

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pressurized water

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15
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What class of fire extinguisher should be used on an electrical fire?

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class c

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16
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What class of fire extinguisher should be used on flammable liquids?

17
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What is the purpose of lockout and tagout procedures?

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to ensure safety for workers for accidental or unexpected startup of machinery and equipment during maintenance or repair activities.

18
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Define semi-precision measurement.

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refers to measurement when results do not need to be more precise that 1/64” or 1/100”

19
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What is comparison measurement?

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a method of evaluating an object or process by comparing it to a standard or reference point to assess its performance

20
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List three rules to follow when using or storing semi-precision measuring tools.

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holding the edge of the rule against the surface being measured, aligning a major graduation with an edge, hold the rule parallel to the dimension being measured

21
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List the parts of the combination set.

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blade, square head, center head, and protractor

22
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Describe four uses of the combination set.

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to make comparative measures, measure angles, check heights or depths

23
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What semi-precision tool is used to take angular measurements?

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protractor head

24
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What type of square has a blade that can be tilted to angular settings?

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a protractor depth gage

25
List three key points in caring for precision measuring tools.
keep away from dust, grit, and moving machine parts during use
26
What type of fixed gage can be used to check a threaded hole?
thread plug gages
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How is the "go" member of a go/no-go ring gage set identified?
the go member is always longer than the no-go
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What type of fixed gage can be used to check a diameter?
pin or plug gage
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How is the "go" member of a go/no-go ring gage set identified?
by its class and tolerance amount
30
What type of fixed gage can be used to check external threads?
thread go/no-go ring gage
31
a can provide a reference plane for taking precision measurements
surface plates
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what 2 other tools can be used with the answer to the previous question to check for perpendicularity
solid squares (variety if sizes and beveled edges)
33
is the process of attaching gage blocks to each other
wringing
34
What is the smallest graduation on an English vernier caliper?
0.001 inch
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What is the smallest graduation on a metric vernier caliper?
0.5 mm
36
A micrometer uses an accurate — _ to perform measurement.
screw thread
37
Define the term layout and briefly explain the purpose for layout.
describe the process of locating and marking a workplace as a visual reference to guide machining operations