USAF Safety Journeyman Volume II Pretest (FOR REFERENCE USE ONLY)
Claw.
Mallet.
Sledge.
Ball peen.
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12.
18.
24.
36.
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20 miles per hour (mph).
15 mph.
10 mph.
5 mph.
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Visible light.
Gamma rays.
Microwaves.
Sound waves.
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Have additional extinguishers installed.
Submit AF Form 979 to the installation manager.
Refer the facility manager to fire prevention personnel.
Have all flammable and explosive substances removed from the building.
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Claw.
Mallet.
Sledge.
Ball peen.
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Holding the screwdriver incorrectly.
Using the wrong kind of screwdriver for the task.
Not using required personal protective equipment.
Using screwdrivers that have not been approved by the Air Force.
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Installation bioenvironmental engineer.
Installation civil engineer.
Shop supervisor.
Safety personnel.
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The purpose for which the location is used.
The availability of supplementary lighting.
Factors such as harsh glare and shadows.
The quality of the available lighting.
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Personal protective equipment.
Substitution.
Revision.
Isolation.
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Entrants only.
Attendant only.
Supervisor only.
Supervisor and entrants.
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Spats.
Toe guards.
Safety toe shoes.
Conductive shoes.
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I.
II.
IVB.
V.
Chief of safety.
Traffic safety engineer.
Ground safety manager.
Installation commander.
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A hazard report identifies an intersection with a high number of accidents.
A special event will increase the volume of traffic on base.
The commander wants to know what percentage of Airmen are wearing seat belts.
A large number of students fail traffic safety courses.
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Cotton.
Wool.
Leather.
Synthetic.
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Class 25.
Class 35.
Class 50.
Class 75.
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Adjustable combination.
Diagonal-cutting.
Side-cutting.
Long-nose.
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Angle of approach to the stock.
Type of frame used.
Oiling of the blade.
Set of the teeth.
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Tilt the sanding disk so the entire disk does not contact the surface at the same time.
Limit the work area to no more than 18 inches at a time.
Switch the sander on before placing it on the work.
Apply only light pressure.
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Fixed.
Adjustable.
Interlocking.
Self-adjusting.
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Perform a restraint usage survey before and after the program.
Have squadron safety representatives survey their personnel.
Interview several base personnel about the impact of the program.
Ask security forces how many tickets are written for failure to wear seat belts.
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Report them to the fire prevention personnel at the fire department for action.
Report them to the child development center management for action.
Take immediate action to correct the fire deficiencies.
Assign risk assessment codes as required.
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Use personal protective equipment and guards.
Cut the stock parallel to the grain.
Cut the stock across the grain.
Adequately secure the stock.
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Must be securely anchored against the shank of the drill bit.
Must be released before the drill is turned on.
Should be loosely attached to the drill bit.
Must be depressed to release the lock.
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Start holes in sheet metal.
Start holes in plaster.
Enlarge cored holes.
Drill into plaster.
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Tips.
Handle.
Shank.
Power cord.
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Educate the worker.
Engineer hazards out.
Use machine guards for existing hazards.
Provide personal protective equipment.
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A panel of industry and defense personnel.
National Laser Safety Institute.
The manufacturer.
The user.
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Isolation.
Revision.
Substitution.
Personal protective equipment (PPE).
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Six months.
12 months.
18 months.
24 months.
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Low.
Normal.
Moderately high.
Very high.
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Two feet.
Three feet.
Four feet.
Five feet.
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Fuel, heat, carbon dioxide, and chemical reaction.
Fuel, oxygen, combustible, and chemical reaction.
Fuel, heat, carbon dioxide, and oxygen.
Fuel, heat, oxygen, and chemical reaction.
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Lime yellow.
Magenta.
Orange.
Yellow.
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Activities that require rotation of the forearm and bending of the wrist at the same time.
The repeated tensing of a muscle while overusing the wrist.
Activities that require twisting motions of the hands.
Activities that have jerky throwing motions.
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Six months prior to a safety inspection.
Monthly or whenever an exposure occurs.
Annually or whenever modified tasks affect exposure.
Twice annually or whenever modified tasks affect exposure.
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Bioenvironmental engineering office.
Director of base medical services.
USAF surgeon general.
Installation commander
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Designates noise-hazard areas.
Decides who has to be tested for hearing loss.
Implements noise protection in building design.
Conducts follow-up inspections to ensure program compliance.
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Wing safety.
Public health.
Base medical services.
Bioenvironmental engineering.
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The presence of flammable gas in any amount.
Any space that is not designed for continuous occupancy.
The presence of an atmospheric oxygen concentration of 20 percent.
The presence of a flammable gas in excess of 10 percent of its lower explosive limit.
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Wire screen.
Spectacle.
Chippers.
Welding.
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Safety professional.
Civil engineering electric shop.
Individual user.
Supervisor.
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Magenta.
Orange.
Yellow and white.
Red and green.
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Fixed.
Interlock.
Adjustable.
Self-adjusting.
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Isolate the procedure or equipment from personnel.
Require personnel to wear earmuffs or earplugs.
Warn personnel about the noise hazard.
Conduct a sound-level survey.
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Demand type.
Self-generating.
Pressure demand.
Oxygen cylinder re-breathing.
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Failure to use gloves.
Improper maintenance.
Failure to use a handle.
Cleaning the teeth too often.
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