OSHA 10 Final Assessment Review Latest Update 100% Pass

OSHA 10 Final Assessment Review Latest Update 100% Pass OSHA Occupational Safety and Health Administration Rubber Boots Protect feet from wet conditions and chemicals. Steel-Toed Boots Protect feet from falling objects. Metatarsal Boots Protect the whole foot. Reinforced-Sole Boots Protect bottom of foot from penetration. EAP Emergency Action Plan OSHA 300 Log Lists workplace injuries and illnesses. OSHA protects workers' right to: Safe and Healthy work place. OSHA's motto: StartSafe, StaySafe Types of Workplace Retaliation Disciplinary, Incentive, Drug-Testing Disciplinary Discrimination Demoting, Firing, Cutting Hours Health Resource at home: OSHA Website Best Health Resource at work: Employer/Supervisor Most common type of accident: Falls Required to purchase PPE: Employer PPE Personal Protective Equiptment Main feature of safety and health programs: Worksite analysis Vinyl/Neoprene Gloves Protect against harsh chemicals Latex Gloves Protect against bloodborne pathogens Padded Cloth Gloves Protect against sharp or rough materials. Heat-Resistance Gloves Protect against heat or flames. Face Shield Protects face against debris, heat, or splattering chemicals. Types of Full-Body Protection Four Time you should wash your eyes after contact with bodily fluids: 15 Minutes Engineering Controls Parts of the building or procedures that keep workers safe. Administrative Controls Breaks, Training, and PPE that keep workers rested, happy, and safe. Voltage Measure of electrical force. Energized "Live" or "hot"; flowing with electrical energy. Deenergized All electrical energy sources are turned off. Conductor A material which electricity can easily flow through. Current Movement of electricity Insulator Material which electricity cannot easily move through. BE SAFE acronym Burns, Electrocution, Shock,