Exam 2: Safety

Ear protection should be worn when sound levels exceed _____ decibels, when you are working around operating machinery for any period of time, or when the equipment you are using produces loud noise.

Section 5 of an SDS includes the heading Accidental Release Measures.

Technician A says gasoline and kerosene are typical cleaning agents used to clean hands of grease and other automotive chemicals. Technician B says your hands are very porous and easily absorb solvents on contact. Who is correct?

Hazardous materials pose a risk of damage or injury to all of these, EXCEPT:

A green background is used for emergency-type signs, such as for first aid, fire protection, and emergency equipment.

Technician A says clutch linings and brake linings contain asbestos, which is very toxic. Technician B says airborne dust in the shop can cause breathing problems such as asthma and throat infections. Who is correct?

_______ are used to flush the eye with clean water or sterile liquid in the event that you get foreign liquid or particles in your eye.

An online database such as ATRA can include which of the following information?

Technician A says that an experienced technician can complete a repair task more quickly than the labor guide specifies. Technician B says that the labor time guide indicates the time taken by an average technician to complete a task. Who is correct?

Shop manuals are organized according to ________ and have indexes for quick referencing.

______ is the maximum allowable concentration of a given material in the air one is breathing.

A successful way of cleaning shop dirt is to use a water hose.

Which of the following types of jewelry is always safe for technicians to wear while on the job?

It is important to study the ________ of a material to identify the physical conditions or other materials that you should avoid when using this material.

If you have to bend down to lift something, _________.

Tech A says that a safety data sheet (SDS) contains information on procedures to repair a vehicle. Tech B says that you only need an SDS after an accident occurs. Who is correct?

The last "S" in the acronym PASS stands for ________.

A fine by the EPA may be imposed on the employer or workplace if a worker is electrocuted by a piece of faulty machinery that has not been regularly tested and maintained.

_______ is extra time needed to deal with situations that occur on a relatively common basis, such as vehicle-installed options that are not common to all vehicles, like wheel locks.

Technician A states that when an individual gets chemicals in their eyes, they typically need assistance in reaching the eyewash station. Technician B states that after washing the eyes, the affected person should call for medical assistance. Who is correct?