Volume 2 Self Tests Flashcards

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What will prevent accidents when time constraints and emergencies cause people who are normally careful to become careless?

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Supervision insisting on safety regardless of rush

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What AFOSHSTD gives supervisors and workers the standards for personal protective equipment?

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AFOSHSTD 91-501 Air Force consolidated occupational safety standard

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What is the most common form of directives you will use?

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Checklists

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What term refers to maintaining a work area in a general state of good order that will facilitate completion of work?

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General housekeeping

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What is the most effective common tool control method that a section can take?

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Building shadow boards and shadowed toolboxes

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How are directional signs normally color coded?

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Black letters on white background

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Besides color coding how can you determine the contents of a compressed gas cylinder?

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Stenciled lengthwise on bottle

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What is the purpose of the federal hazard communication training program?

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Reduce chemically induced illness by informing employees of hazards and preventative measures when using hazardous materials

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What must be established if the primary means of accessing MSDS is by electronic methods?

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Backup system for access, paper copies, cd, etc.

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What causes most of the physical hazards found in a typical armament shop?

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Power tools and heavy objects

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Difference bw gas and vapor?

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Gas is substance existing as gas, vapor is gas from a liquid

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List the three categories of skin contaminants

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Chemical, mechanical, physical

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Whom should you contact to determine the safety equipment to use in a particular situation?

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Bioenvironmental engineering personnel at local medical facility

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What is the best basic protection against atmospheric contaminants?

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Good ventilation

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What conditions determine whether goggles or a face shield should be worn?

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Need more visibility, might fog, entire face needs protection

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What other head protection would you normally use?

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Hard hat

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What is a flammable liquid?

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Flash point below 100•F and supports combustion

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Define flash point

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The temp at which a liquid produces enough amount of vapor to produce flame with source of ignition close to surface

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Where do class C fires occur

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Electrical equipment/facilities

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Fire symbol A

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Wood paper cloth trash, can be extinguished by water effectively

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Fire symbol B

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Gas fuels solvents, dilute or eliminate oxygen

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Fire symbol C

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Electrical equipment, must be nonconductors of electricity

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Fire symbol D

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Metals, dry powder

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Harmless shock but still felt

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Very painful shock could cause unconsciousness followed by death
.025 to .050
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List the conditions where all voltages are potentially dangerous
Excessive humidity, wet damp areas, exposed connectors
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State the purpose of electrical safety
Prevent electrocution or the setting off of combustible/explosive materials
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What is a way to reduce chances I current reaching the heart or brain when working around live circuits?
Keep one hand in pocket
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What precautions must you take when power that exceeds 300 volts is to remain on during testing
Qualified safety observer must be present
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What items can you use for repair and adjustment of electrical items
Authorized by tech data or manufacturers guidelines
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What should workbench stools be made of?
Wood, fiberglass, non conductive materials
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Who can accomplish electrical repairs?
Competent qualified personnel
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What type of cleaning solvent is authorized for cleaning electrical equipment?
Only approved
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When cleaning an electrical item, what must be installed to prevent energizing the item?
Proper lockout devices
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What is an effective method of cleaning debris from circuit devices?
Vacuuming
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When air cleaning, what is the max pressure you can use?
30 psi
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What must you do prior to performing electrical testing?
Visually inspect all electrical equipment
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What is the intent of performing an electrical inspection?
To detect obvious defects that could cause damage if powered
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Bonding is different from founding in what respect?
It equalizes the static charge present, does not drain off or dissipate the charge
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Name two types of grounding systems
System and equipment grounding
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What is the purpose of an equipment ground?
Drains off any voltage built up in the units due to poor insulation or bare wires in them; ground wire prevents the operator from becoming the grounding conductor
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What is the primary hazard involved w fiber optics systems?
Damage to unprotected eyes
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What is a secondary hazard associated w fiber optics systems?
Particles formed by broken pieces of fiber
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What are the primary hazards that you must consider when handling explosives?
Toxicity, sensitivity, fragmentation, forward firing, human factor
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Name three factors that influence the velocity and distance of explosive fragments
Type of explosive, type of container, velocity of detonation
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What hazard do forward firing munitions present?
Directional response and potentially long range impact if activated inadvertently
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What technique can be used to prevent an explosive train?
Proper grounding/bonding
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Why must you store explosive items on a dunnage?
To keep off ground or floor
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How should explosive items be stored?
In original container, in dry well ventilated place protected from sun rays and excessive heat
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What clothing materials are high static producers?
Polyester, nylon, rayon, silk, wool
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What is the rule for putting on or removing clothing while engaged in explosive operations?
Step out of immediate area, remove garment, ground themselves, reenter
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What is the first rule you must follow when planning an explosive operation?
Min people, min explosives, min time
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What must the analysis of determining explosive limits include?
Operation timing, transport methods, size of items, chemicals and physical characteristics
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What DOD hazard class includes ammunitions and explosives?
Class 1
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Class 1 division 1 explosives produce what hazards?
Blast hazard, mass detonating
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Class 1 division 2 explosives produce what hazards?
Fragmentation and blast
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What items are classified as class 1 division 4
Pistol rifle ammo, Safety fuze, fuze lighters, impulse carts