HAZARD COMMUNICATION ARMY SAFETY
PROGRAMME STUDY GUIDE WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTION!!
Which exposure limit does the Army follow?
answers: The most stringent AR 385-10
Why do we have occupational medical exams?
answers: - To determine if workers are medically fit for the job.
- To determine if the workplace
Is causing workers injury or illness
How long are medical records required to be kept?
answers: 30 years after termination
What does DNBI mean?
answers: Disease and non-battle injury
Survey
answers: An act of studying something in order to make a judgment about it to
identify problems and solutions
Inspection
answers: Official examination; The act of looking at something closely in order to
evaluate compliance with standards.
Why do we use inspection and surveys?
, answers: To improve operations and procedures and illuminate and reduce hazards
in the workplace
Material failure
answers: Failure of construction or design
What must operators have in order to perform a PMCS?
answers: Operators must have current technical manuals (TM)
mezzanine
answers: Over head Storage area structure must be approved by a qualified
engineer and a signed must be posted showing the load limit and date inspected
Once a mezzanine storage area is load tested and approved by an engineer what
must be placed on the wall of the structure
answers: A sign with The load limit and date when Load test was conducted
What is required to be maintained and updated for maintenance facilities hazardous
chemicals?
answers: - A written comprehensive Hazardous communication program
- hazardous materials inventory
- SDS's (safety Data Sheet)
- HAZCOM training
When would a red sign be used?
answers: Usually used to label flammable liquids and emergency switches
How many ground guides I needed when backing up?
PROGRAMME STUDY GUIDE WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTION!!
Which exposure limit does the Army follow?
answers: The most stringent AR 385-10
Why do we have occupational medical exams?
answers: - To determine if workers are medically fit for the job.
- To determine if the workplace
Is causing workers injury or illness
How long are medical records required to be kept?
answers: 30 years after termination
What does DNBI mean?
answers: Disease and non-battle injury
Survey
answers: An act of studying something in order to make a judgment about it to
identify problems and solutions
Inspection
answers: Official examination; The act of looking at something closely in order to
evaluate compliance with standards.
Why do we use inspection and surveys?
, answers: To improve operations and procedures and illuminate and reduce hazards
in the workplace
Material failure
answers: Failure of construction or design
What must operators have in order to perform a PMCS?
answers: Operators must have current technical manuals (TM)
mezzanine
answers: Over head Storage area structure must be approved by a qualified
engineer and a signed must be posted showing the load limit and date inspected
Once a mezzanine storage area is load tested and approved by an engineer what
must be placed on the wall of the structure
answers: A sign with The load limit and date when Load test was conducted
What is required to be maintained and updated for maintenance facilities hazardous
chemicals?
answers: - A written comprehensive Hazardous communication program
- hazardous materials inventory
- SDS's (safety Data Sheet)
- HAZCOM training
When would a red sign be used?
answers: Usually used to label flammable liquids and emergency switches
How many ground guides I needed when backing up?
