CSP
One hundred Rem - ANS-Causes an growth of radiation illness and cancer of one-five%
1st Step in education - ANS-a needs assessment
3 Types of Organizational Charts - ANS-1. Hierarchical: An organizational shape wherein
each entity besides one is subordinate to a unmarried different entity.
2. Matrix control: People with similar abilties are pooled together to accomplish paintings.
People may additionally should work beneath numerous managers on this machine.
Three. Flat agency (also known as horizontal corporation): An organizational structure with
few or no tiers of management among personnel and managers. The concept is that
nicely-educated people may be extra efficient when they're extra without delay involved in
the decision making process, instead of closely supervised with the aid of many layers of
control.
Four Components of VPP - ANS-1. Management management and employee involvement
2. Worksite evaluation
three. Hazard prevention and manipulate
4. Safety and health training
4 Functions of Management - ANS-1. Planning
2. Organizing
3. Coordinating
4. Measuring Information
4 Parts of a Legal Contract - ANS-1. Agreement
2. Purpose
3. Consideration
4. Competent Parties
five Key Elements of ANSI Z10 - ANS-1. Management management and employee
participation
2. Planning
3. Implementation and Operation
4. Evaluation and Corrective Action
5. Management Review Process
500 Rem - ANS-Causes demise in 50% of exposed men and women
eighty five dBA = what dose? - ANS-50%
90 dBA = what does? - ANS-one hundred%
A - Area - ANS-Area in square feet
A - Economy - ANS-Annual charge
Absorbed dose - ANS-The energy imparted to remember by ionizing radiation consistent
with unit mass of irradiated material. Units: Rad (0.01 J/kg)
Absorbent - ANS-A liquid media that absorbs gases and vapors. The liquid can then be
analyzed within the laboratory.
ACGIH - ANS-The American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists.,
ACGIH doubling charge - ANS-three dB
ACGIH TLV - ANS-eighty five dBA
Acids & Bases - ANS-pH < 7 = acid
,pH > 7 = base
Active fall safety - ANS-Action required by using worker (fall arrest device)
Acute - ANS-Short Term
Adding dB Rule of Thumb - ANS-Difference Add to Higher Value
zero or 1 dB 3dB
2 or 3 dB 2dB
four to nine dB 1dB
10 dB or extra 0dB
Adjustable guards - ANS-Adjust to match the work
Adsorbent - ANS-A strong media along with activated carbon internal a tube used to acquire
gases and vapors.
Affected worker - ANS-Worker who works within the region wherein lockout is performed.
They aren't allowed to carry out lockout tagout.
Air is conserved in a system so, - ANS-V1A1 = V2A2 and
Q1+Q2 = Q3
Air purifying respirators (APR) - ANS-Respirators that use cartridges and filters to eliminate
contaminates from respiratory air. Can be full face or half of face. Do now not deliver oxygen,
so can not be used in IDLH environment.
Airline APR - ANS-1,000
ALARA - ANS-As Low As Reasonably Achievable
• We hold radiation exposures as low as possible considering the fact that any growth in
radiation publicity can growth danger of illness.
Alpha radiation - ANS-• Largest radiation particle
• (helium nucleus) has 2 protons and a pair of neutrons
• Not a great outside risk (stopped via outer layers of pores and skin)
• Difficult to measure
Alpha radiation is a significant_______hazard - ANS-Internal
Ames test - ANS-Test to decide if a chemical is a mutagen
Amplitude - ANS-The loudness of sound (variations in sound strain)
ANSI standard for difficult hats - ANS-ANSI Z89.1
ANSI Standard for safety glasses - ANS-ANSI Z 87.1
ANSI/AIHA Z10 - ANS-For safety and fitness
To offer control with a device to lessen the risk on accidents, infection and fatalities
Plan, Do, Check, Act model
APF - ANS-Assigned Protection elements
Asbestos - ANS-Can motive asbestosis, mesothelioma, and lung cancer. Was used in
industrial hearth insulation and different constructing materials, and remains utilized in
brakes. Types encompass chrystotile, amosite, crocidolite, tremolite
Asynchronous Training - ANS-Learners and instructor are not assembly together in actual
time.
Atomic mass - ANS-The quantity of protons and neutrons in the nucleus
Atomic quantity - ANS-The variety of protons. This number defines the element
Authorized worker - ANS-Worker who plays lockout tagout.
Auxiliary Alarm System - ANS-Fire detector tied to hearth call field
Avogadro's variety - ANS-6.02 x 10^23
Benzene - ANS-Simplest fragrant hydrocarbon, carcinogen that reasons leukemia, one
metabolite is phenol.
, BEI: S-phynylmercapturic acid in urine at end of shift, t, t-Muconic acid in urine at give up of
shift
Beta Radiation - ANS-High velocity electrons launched within the decay process of neutron
reworking to a proton.
Biological results from radiation occur through - ANS-The ionization procedure that reasons
either mobile mutation or destroys the mobile's capability to reproduce
Black/white - ANS-Traffic markings
Blue - ANS-Informational
Boiling point - ANS-The temperature at which a substance adjustments from a liquid to a
gasoline
Bonding - ANS-Electrically connecting two or greater pieces of device collectively
Bonding - ANS-Sharing or changing of electrons through atoms
Breakthrough - ANS-When the part of the mass of your sample bypasses the collection
adsorbent and ends un in the breakthrough adsorbent. This can occur for a ramification of
reasons along with high concentrations of the chemical you're sampling for, waft price set too
high, failure to exchange tubes regularly enough, migration of chemicals, and so on.
Brown lung disorder - ANS-Byssinosis, persistent lung disease due to publicity to cotton dirt
Buoyant Forces - ANS-Forces exerted by the displaced liquid
C - ANS-Concentration in ppm
Cadmium - ANS-Smelting, electroplating, soldering, welding
Acute exposure-pulmonary edema
Chronic exposure-emphysema, lung most cancers, kidney troubles
BEI-cadmium in blood or urine
Calculate OSHA DART Rate - ANS-(# DART Cases X 200,000) / Total Hours
Calculate OSHA Severity Rate - ANS-(# Lost Workdays X 200,000) / Total Hours
Calculate OSHA Total Incident Rate - ANS-(Total recordable accidents * 2 hundred,000) /
Total Hours
Calculate Risk Cost - ANS-Probability X Cost
Calibration - ANS-Calibration need to occur before and after IH sampling.
Capture speed - ANS-The minimal speed of hood-caused air important to seize the
contaminant
Carcinogen - ANS-Causes most cancers
Ce - ANS-Coefficient of access (unitless)
Ceiling limit - ANS-A restrict by no means to be surpassed.
Central Station System - ANS-Alarms are tied to imperative professionally manned station
Charcoal tubes - ANS-Most commonplace adsorbent media, excellent for non-polar
compounds, adequate up to 90% humidity, desorbed with carbon disulfide.
Chelation - ANS-Binding of metals for excretion (however also binds important metals)
Chief Executive Officer - ANS-CEO
Sets the tone for Safety
Leads through example
Chilblains - ANS-Itching, painful reddening of pores and skin
• Caused via congestion of capillaries whilst tissues are exposed to bloodless
Chris Argyris - ANS-Incongruence Theory
Chronic - ANS-Long Term
Circle - *Picture* - ANS-Basic occasion (occasion with no further evaluation)
Class A Fires - ANS-Ordinary combustibles (matters that produce ashes)
Class B Fires - ANS-Flammable drinks, oils, greases
One hundred Rem - ANS-Causes an growth of radiation illness and cancer of one-five%
1st Step in education - ANS-a needs assessment
3 Types of Organizational Charts - ANS-1. Hierarchical: An organizational shape wherein
each entity besides one is subordinate to a unmarried different entity.
2. Matrix control: People with similar abilties are pooled together to accomplish paintings.
People may additionally should work beneath numerous managers on this machine.
Three. Flat agency (also known as horizontal corporation): An organizational structure with
few or no tiers of management among personnel and managers. The concept is that
nicely-educated people may be extra efficient when they're extra without delay involved in
the decision making process, instead of closely supervised with the aid of many layers of
control.
Four Components of VPP - ANS-1. Management management and employee involvement
2. Worksite evaluation
three. Hazard prevention and manipulate
4. Safety and health training
4 Functions of Management - ANS-1. Planning
2. Organizing
3. Coordinating
4. Measuring Information
4 Parts of a Legal Contract - ANS-1. Agreement
2. Purpose
3. Consideration
4. Competent Parties
five Key Elements of ANSI Z10 - ANS-1. Management management and employee
participation
2. Planning
3. Implementation and Operation
4. Evaluation and Corrective Action
5. Management Review Process
500 Rem - ANS-Causes demise in 50% of exposed men and women
eighty five dBA = what dose? - ANS-50%
90 dBA = what does? - ANS-one hundred%
A - Area - ANS-Area in square feet
A - Economy - ANS-Annual charge
Absorbed dose - ANS-The energy imparted to remember by ionizing radiation consistent
with unit mass of irradiated material. Units: Rad (0.01 J/kg)
Absorbent - ANS-A liquid media that absorbs gases and vapors. The liquid can then be
analyzed within the laboratory.
ACGIH - ANS-The American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists.,
ACGIH doubling charge - ANS-three dB
ACGIH TLV - ANS-eighty five dBA
Acids & Bases - ANS-pH < 7 = acid
,pH > 7 = base
Active fall safety - ANS-Action required by using worker (fall arrest device)
Acute - ANS-Short Term
Adding dB Rule of Thumb - ANS-Difference Add to Higher Value
zero or 1 dB 3dB
2 or 3 dB 2dB
four to nine dB 1dB
10 dB or extra 0dB
Adjustable guards - ANS-Adjust to match the work
Adsorbent - ANS-A strong media along with activated carbon internal a tube used to acquire
gases and vapors.
Affected worker - ANS-Worker who works within the region wherein lockout is performed.
They aren't allowed to carry out lockout tagout.
Air is conserved in a system so, - ANS-V1A1 = V2A2 and
Q1+Q2 = Q3
Air purifying respirators (APR) - ANS-Respirators that use cartridges and filters to eliminate
contaminates from respiratory air. Can be full face or half of face. Do now not deliver oxygen,
so can not be used in IDLH environment.
Airline APR - ANS-1,000
ALARA - ANS-As Low As Reasonably Achievable
• We hold radiation exposures as low as possible considering the fact that any growth in
radiation publicity can growth danger of illness.
Alpha radiation - ANS-• Largest radiation particle
• (helium nucleus) has 2 protons and a pair of neutrons
• Not a great outside risk (stopped via outer layers of pores and skin)
• Difficult to measure
Alpha radiation is a significant_______hazard - ANS-Internal
Ames test - ANS-Test to decide if a chemical is a mutagen
Amplitude - ANS-The loudness of sound (variations in sound strain)
ANSI standard for difficult hats - ANS-ANSI Z89.1
ANSI Standard for safety glasses - ANS-ANSI Z 87.1
ANSI/AIHA Z10 - ANS-For safety and fitness
To offer control with a device to lessen the risk on accidents, infection and fatalities
Plan, Do, Check, Act model
APF - ANS-Assigned Protection elements
Asbestos - ANS-Can motive asbestosis, mesothelioma, and lung cancer. Was used in
industrial hearth insulation and different constructing materials, and remains utilized in
brakes. Types encompass chrystotile, amosite, crocidolite, tremolite
Asynchronous Training - ANS-Learners and instructor are not assembly together in actual
time.
Atomic mass - ANS-The quantity of protons and neutrons in the nucleus
Atomic quantity - ANS-The variety of protons. This number defines the element
Authorized worker - ANS-Worker who plays lockout tagout.
Auxiliary Alarm System - ANS-Fire detector tied to hearth call field
Avogadro's variety - ANS-6.02 x 10^23
Benzene - ANS-Simplest fragrant hydrocarbon, carcinogen that reasons leukemia, one
metabolite is phenol.
, BEI: S-phynylmercapturic acid in urine at end of shift, t, t-Muconic acid in urine at give up of
shift
Beta Radiation - ANS-High velocity electrons launched within the decay process of neutron
reworking to a proton.
Biological results from radiation occur through - ANS-The ionization procedure that reasons
either mobile mutation or destroys the mobile's capability to reproduce
Black/white - ANS-Traffic markings
Blue - ANS-Informational
Boiling point - ANS-The temperature at which a substance adjustments from a liquid to a
gasoline
Bonding - ANS-Electrically connecting two or greater pieces of device collectively
Bonding - ANS-Sharing or changing of electrons through atoms
Breakthrough - ANS-When the part of the mass of your sample bypasses the collection
adsorbent and ends un in the breakthrough adsorbent. This can occur for a ramification of
reasons along with high concentrations of the chemical you're sampling for, waft price set too
high, failure to exchange tubes regularly enough, migration of chemicals, and so on.
Brown lung disorder - ANS-Byssinosis, persistent lung disease due to publicity to cotton dirt
Buoyant Forces - ANS-Forces exerted by the displaced liquid
C - ANS-Concentration in ppm
Cadmium - ANS-Smelting, electroplating, soldering, welding
Acute exposure-pulmonary edema
Chronic exposure-emphysema, lung most cancers, kidney troubles
BEI-cadmium in blood or urine
Calculate OSHA DART Rate - ANS-(# DART Cases X 200,000) / Total Hours
Calculate OSHA Severity Rate - ANS-(# Lost Workdays X 200,000) / Total Hours
Calculate OSHA Total Incident Rate - ANS-(Total recordable accidents * 2 hundred,000) /
Total Hours
Calculate Risk Cost - ANS-Probability X Cost
Calibration - ANS-Calibration need to occur before and after IH sampling.
Capture speed - ANS-The minimal speed of hood-caused air important to seize the
contaminant
Carcinogen - ANS-Causes most cancers
Ce - ANS-Coefficient of access (unitless)
Ceiling limit - ANS-A restrict by no means to be surpassed.
Central Station System - ANS-Alarms are tied to imperative professionally manned station
Charcoal tubes - ANS-Most commonplace adsorbent media, excellent for non-polar
compounds, adequate up to 90% humidity, desorbed with carbon disulfide.
Chelation - ANS-Binding of metals for excretion (however also binds important metals)
Chief Executive Officer - ANS-CEO
Sets the tone for Safety
Leads through example
Chilblains - ANS-Itching, painful reddening of pores and skin
• Caused via congestion of capillaries whilst tissues are exposed to bloodless
Chris Argyris - ANS-Incongruence Theory
Chronic - ANS-Long Term
Circle - *Picture* - ANS-Basic occasion (occasion with no further evaluation)
Class A Fires - ANS-Ordinary combustibles (matters that produce ashes)
Class B Fires - ANS-Flammable drinks, oils, greases
