NH TRAINING 04b – HOGAN – JOBSITE SAFETY PART 2

Scaffolding must be put up, moved, and taken down by a “competent person”. A “competent person” is (choose the correct answer):

When using grinders, you should (choose all that apply):

Welding is incredibly dangerous to watch because it can burn skin and clothing, and the exhaust fumes from the generators and the welders are toxic.

Stop-work Authority is the authority to stop any work at any time by any person if he or she sincerely believes the work is being done unsafely, or if he or she sees any serious hazard that seems not to have been addressed, foreseen, or planned for that hazard.

Only use real OSHA-approved extension cords, with their grounding prongs in place and no damage to insulation that has not been properly repaired.

Regarding stairs, which of the following is NOT true:

If Hogan-trained and Hogan-authorized to use cutting torches, you do NOT need to get help the first few times you’re using the torch on your own, you do NOT need to report any broken gauges, damaged hoses and such to your foreman or superintendent, and you do not need to use cutting torch goggles

Even if the user of the power tool is protected and acting safely, the workers around him or her need to be alert as well. Ways to do that include (choose all that apply):

When using a power saw or skill saw (choose all that apply):

Welding is incredibly dangerous to watch because it can burn your eyes. But you can watch safety until just before you start to feel the pain in your eyes.

A hammer drill can catch, stop drilling, but start spinning in your hands— possibly breaking bones (plural intended). Keep both hands on the drill grips (plural intended) to avoid broken bones.

Always apply rebar caps to exposed vertical rebar. Stay clear of any rebar someone else has left uncapped. Report uncapped rebar to your supervisor.

Which of the following is NOT true of Safety Data Sheets, or SDS (check all that apply):