NH TRAINING 02 – HOGAN – PERSONAL SAFETY

Industry wide, 76% of all construction industry injuries happen to employees who have been with their company for one year or less.

If you receive a minor injury — beyond needing a mere band aid or such — while working at a job along the Wasatch Front, which of the following are true?

If you or a co-worker receives a life-threatening injury, which of the following are true?

The four most commonly injured body parts for Hogan workers are:

The best ways to avoid back injuries are the following EXCEPT:

The one exception to the 75-pound rule is when working with Simon forms for concrete walls

To help prevent eye injuries, do all of the following EXCEPT:

This question is a freebie.

Hand injuries have decreased significantly at our company since we started giving our workers quality work gloves. Don’t go without them.

The following are potential hand-injury risks EXCEPT:

If you experience a finger- or hand-crushing accident, don’t attempt to pull free. You’re too likely to be successful, but leave the finger or hand behind, fully disconnected from your body. Instead, do which of the following:

Common causes of knee injuries include (choose all that apply):

Silica, when inhaled, can lead to a disease called silicosis, which makes it difficult to breathe and cannot be treated or cured.

Hogan has invested in a significant amount of state-of-the-art concrete equipment that includes effective dust-extraction and silica-extraction capabilities. The use of this equipment when working on potential silica sources is, however, optional.