Branch 2 - Safety Procedures Questions and Answers 100% Pass

Branch 2 - Safety Procedures Questions and Answers 100% Pass Dusts and powders are best used in what areas enclosed areas, wall or ceiling voids, attics and under areas that are closed and protected from kids and pets What type of hazard to dusts, tracking powders, etc. pose airborne hazards and dermal since they can easily be picked up on the skin When using dusts or powders what safety equipment should be worn at all times. especially when loading, mixing and handling the material? respiratory equipment approved for dusts, eye protection, boots, gloves and protective clothing. Tracking powders can be placed in what so the material doesn't have to be placed directly on the floor surface specially built tubes or tunnels While mixing, loading or applying liquid materials where is there a hazard splashing onto clothing, skin or into eyes When using liquid materials what safety equipment should be worn at all times. especially when loading, mixing and handling the material? respiratory equipment approved for mists, eye protection, boots, gloves and protective clothing, hat When using a power sprayer or compressed air sprayer you should always try and spray the material in what direction during windy conditions in the direction of the wind so that it doesn't come back at you When using handheld or hose spraying equipment you should do what to prevent walking through the wet materials walk backwards so as to not walk through the fresh materials True or False When using power or compressed air sprayers you should turn the pressure all the way up False, you should keep the pressure as low as possible What happens to liquid materials when the pressure on a spray rig is turned up to high the liquid material vaporizes into smaller particles that float more easily in the air or breeze You need to control what when there is a breeze and you are treating with liquid materials drift If the pressure still doesn't control the drift