PKSC 4300 TEST 1
1. Understand how fire extinguishers work: Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep
2. Class A: ordinary combustibles: wood, cloth, and paper
3. Class B: flammable liquids such as oil and gasoline
4. Class C: any energized electrical equipment
5. Class D: combustible metals: magnesium and sodium
6. Class K: commercial cooking oils
7. Understand the common hazards in the flexible packaging industry.: -Lifting
Strains
-Lacerations, avulsions, amputations
-Crushing
-Burns
-Fire
-Slip hazards
,-Reaction to chemicals
8. Hazards: Lifting strains: Any muscle/bone combination can be injured
Back / neck most vulnerable
Slow acting- lift now, pay later
Cumulative- Strain often, make it worse
Back strain often only curable with major surgery
Other strains can be caused by slips & trips
9. Lacerations: cuts
10. avulsions: loss of flesh
11. amputations: loss of bone and flesh
12. Hazards: there are seldom life threatening.: Infections can be a risk
13. Interfere with quality of life: scars, pain, embarrassment, inconvenience
14. Crushing: Bruising: crushing of flesh and muscle
Bone: bad news
, 15. Burns: -degrees of burns describe layer of flesh damaged
-quantity of body affected another factor
-can be life threatening due to loss of 1st defense against infection
16. Fire: avoid static
use tinsel
ground/bond containers
no open flames in coater room
explosion proof electronics
be aware of fire extinguisher location (near exits)
check bearings before running line
no cell phones in coater room
17. Reaction to chemicals: Irritation
diflculty breathing
dizziness
allergic reactions
1. Understand how fire extinguishers work: Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep
2. Class A: ordinary combustibles: wood, cloth, and paper
3. Class B: flammable liquids such as oil and gasoline
4. Class C: any energized electrical equipment
5. Class D: combustible metals: magnesium and sodium
6. Class K: commercial cooking oils
7. Understand the common hazards in the flexible packaging industry.: -Lifting
Strains
-Lacerations, avulsions, amputations
-Crushing
-Burns
-Fire
-Slip hazards
,-Reaction to chemicals
8. Hazards: Lifting strains: Any muscle/bone combination can be injured
Back / neck most vulnerable
Slow acting- lift now, pay later
Cumulative- Strain often, make it worse
Back strain often only curable with major surgery
Other strains can be caused by slips & trips
9. Lacerations: cuts
10. avulsions: loss of flesh
11. amputations: loss of bone and flesh
12. Hazards: there are seldom life threatening.: Infections can be a risk
13. Interfere with quality of life: scars, pain, embarrassment, inconvenience
14. Crushing: Bruising: crushing of flesh and muscle
Bone: bad news
, 15. Burns: -degrees of burns describe layer of flesh damaged
-quantity of body affected another factor
-can be life threatening due to loss of 1st defense against infection
16. Fire: avoid static
use tinsel
ground/bond containers
no open flames in coater room
explosion proof electronics
be aware of fire extinguisher location (near exits)
check bearings before running line
no cell phones in coater room
17. Reaction to chemicals: Irritation
diflculty breathing
dizziness
allergic reactions
