BOSH - QUIZ 3
Fire Safety and Manual Handling Quiz
Test your knowledge on fire safety and manual material handling with this comprehensive quiz! Whether you're a worker, manager, or just someone interested in safety practices, this quiz is designed to help you learn about essential safety measures.
Key topics include:
- Fire classifications and responses
- Protective clothing for safe handling
- Factors affecting manual handling
- Safe lifting techniques
Which type of protective clothing should be worn ?
Aprons
Zipper or loose Flaps
Protective gloves
Heavy Duty Mitts
The task make MMH Hazardous if a worker :
Has insufficient recovery time
Located too high or low for a safe lift
Too heavy for a task that your are doing
Too big to let you see where your are putting your feet
Should oxygen and fuel gas container valves be accessible to the torch operator or fire guard for immediate shut off of the gas supply in the event of an emergency ?
Yes
No
You use various pushing and pulling techniques in a wide range of activities , such as :
Operating Tools and Controls
Using manual carts and trucks
Opening and closing doors
All of the above
Injuries due to slips and falls are also often associated with
Poor Housekeeping
Pushing and pulling
Differences in floor levels
Humid Working Environment
Many factors affect the amount of force that you exert in a horizontal push and pull such as :
Direction of force application
Distance of strength application
Body weight and stamina
Fraction Coefficient
General tips for lifting :
Keep arms straight
Look backward to keep back straight
Tighten power muscles
Integrate the lift with body weight
A mixture of many different hydrogen - and - carbon containing chemicals ( Hydrocarbons) wh
Gasoline
Ether
Acetone
Alcohol
When lifting compact load , remember to :
Bend hips and Knees
Paddle the load
Keep your abdomen straight
Stand close beyond the load
In a well ventilated flaming fires , nearly all the carbo lost from the combustibles is Converted to :
Hydrochloric Acid
Carbon Monoxide
Carbon Dioxide
Magnesium ferro sulfate
Before lifting :
Be sure the load is ready to move
Access and identify the weight of the load
Get help with heavy or awkward loads
All of the above
A_____ is the time it takes an occupant to perceive the alarm or fire cue and decide to take action during evacuation .
Travel Time
Response Time
Time to Notification
Pre-evacuation activity time
When putting a load down
Stand up smoothly , easing body
Avoid jerky releases
Put the load down onto the ground
Keep the load entitled
If a combustion is to be initiated and sustained , all of the following elements must be present except the :
Presence of fuel
Availability of oxygen
Application of heat
Elimination of carbon dioxide
They are formulated to provide deep and uniform hardening with minimum distortion and cracking for a smooth surface finish
Kerosene
Quenching oil
Fuel oil
Mineral oil
When lifting , remember to :
Bend arms and knees
Move off while bending sideways
Paddle the end of the bag
Stabilize the bag on the shoulder
In the absence of modern fire extinguisher , _________ can be use to stop fire in its initial stage for A fire .
Metal cover
Water
Cloth
Sand and soil
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