National Safety Month Online Quiz - III
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Questions and Answers
- 1.
As per TML PTW standard, Acetylene gas is never used at pressure in excess of ________ psi.
Explanation
As per the TML PTW standard, Acetylene gas is never used at a pressure in excess of 15 psi.Rate this question:
- 2.
Why we remove our gloves before removing our goggles?
- A.
To prevent contamination on the face or eyes by a substance or substances that is present on our gloves.
- B.
To prevent scratch on goggles.
- C.
This is safe practices but never fallow it.
- D.
This is safe practice and should be followed by all personnel wearing goggles.
Correct Answer(s)
A. To prevent contamination on the face or eyes by a substance or substances that is present on our gloves.
B. To prevent scratch on goggles.
D. This is safe practice and should be followed by all personnel wearing goggles.Explanation
Removing gloves before removing goggles is necessary to prevent contamination on the face or eyes. If there are substances present on the gloves, removing them first ensures that these substances do not come into contact with the face or eyes when removing the goggles. Additionally, removing gloves before goggles also prevents any potential scratches on the goggles, ensuring their longevity and effectiveness. This practice is considered safe and should be followed by all individuals wearing goggles.Rate this question:
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- 3.
Only Safety officers/Safety Managers are responsible to see that safety measures are complied with?
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
The statement is false because the responsibility for ensuring safety measures are complied with is not solely limited to safety officers or safety managers. In any organization, safety is a collective responsibility that involves all employees at various levels. While safety officers and managers play a crucial role in implementing and enforcing safety protocols, it is essential for everyone in the organization to actively participate in promoting and maintaining a safe work environment.Rate this question:
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- 4.
Is running suitable in a factory or workshop?
- A.
No - you should always walk.
- B.
Yes- it is better way to be strong health.
- C.
No - walking is a unsafe practices.
- D.
This is safe and Time consuming practices.
Correct Answer
A. No - you should always walk.Explanation
The correct answer is "No - you should always walk." This answer suggests that running is not suitable in a factory or workshop and that walking is the preferred method of movement in these environments. Running may pose safety risks and could potentially lead to accidents or injuries.Rate this question:
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- 5.
Why materials are not stacked above 1.5 m when kept on a trolley?
- A.
It obscures vision
- B.
Trolley/material would be unstable.
- C.
May cause back strain.
- D.
It make easy to handling trolley.
Correct Answer(s)
A. It obscures vision
B. Trolley/material would be unstable.Explanation
Stacking materials above 1.5 m when kept on a trolley can lead to several issues. Firstly, it obscures vision, making it difficult to see where one is going and potentially causing accidents. Additionally, the trolley and materials would become unstable, increasing the risk of them tipping over and causing damage or injury. Therefore, it is recommended to avoid stacking materials above this height to ensure safety and maintain stability.Rate this question:
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- 6.
What should a new employee be told regarding all injuries?
- A.
They must be reported at once, to whom and where.
- B.
They asked to remove from the injury place.
- C.
They stop their machine and go to EAP
- D.
They must report to Emergency control room
Correct Answer
A. They must be reported at once, to whom and where.Explanation
A new employee should be informed that all injuries must be reported immediately, specifying to whom and where the report should be made. This is important to ensure that any injuries are promptly addressed and necessary actions are taken to provide medical assistance and prevent further harm. By reporting injuries promptly, appropriate measures can be taken to ensure the safety and well-being of the employee and prevent similar incidents in the future.Rate this question:
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- 7.
Give two reasons why you should not wear ring while working on a machine ?
- A.
It may increase the risk of an accident
- B.
It make a minor accident worst.
- C.
It prevent your finger from magnets.
- D.
It protects us.
Correct Answer(s)
A. It may increase the risk of an accident
B. It make a minor accident worst.Explanation
Wearing a ring while working on a machine can increase the risk of an accident because the ring can get caught in the machine's moving parts, leading to serious injuries. Additionally, if a minor accident occurs, the presence of a ring can worsen the injury by causing more damage to the finger.Rate this question:
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- 8.
What is the full form of BBS in terms of Safety ?
- A.
Behaviour Based Safety
- B.
British Based Safety
- C.
Bit Brought towards Safety
- D.
Boisterous Behaviour Safety
Correct Answer
A. Behaviour Based SafetyExplanation
The correct answer is "Behaviour Based Safety." Behaviour Based Safety is an approach to safety management that focuses on analyzing and modifying employee behavior to improve safety outcomes. It involves observing and evaluating employee behavior, providing feedback and training, and implementing strategies to encourage safe actions and discourage risky behavior. This approach recognizes the impact of human behavior on workplace safety and aims to create a safety culture by promoting safe practices and behaviors among employees.Rate this question:
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- 9.
Grater than ________ mA electricity causes muscle contraction in Human body.( fill the blank in numbers only )
Correct Answer
10Explanation
When the question states that "Grater than [Blank] mA electricity causes muscle contraction in Human body," it implies that the given number represents the threshold for muscle contraction. In this case, the answer is 10, meaning that any current greater than 10 mA will cause muscle contraction in the human body.Rate this question:
- 10.
As per TML ESMS safety standard, Who can work in outermost region from the energized electrical source?
- A.
Competent Person only
- B.
Qualified person
- C.
Unqualified person escorted by qualified person.
- D.
Any one can cross the boundary.
Correct Answer(s)
B. Qualified person
C. Unqualified person escorted by qualified person.Explanation
As per TML ESMS safety standard, only a qualified person or an unqualified person escorted by a qualified person can work in the outermost region from the energized electrical source. This means that individuals who have the necessary knowledge, skills, and training to safely handle electrical equipment can work in this area. The presence of a qualified person ensures that even unqualified individuals can work safely under their guidance and supervision. It is important to adhere to these safety standards to prevent accidents and ensure the well-being of all personnel involved.Rate this question:
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- 11.
We should never use Insect repellents, deodorants or Perfumes in kitchen while cooking because these are ............ ?
- A.
Highly flammable
- B.
Inflammable chemicals
- C.
these can catch fire if used near source of ignition.
- D.
These are irritant chemical
Correct Answer(s)
A. Highly flammable
B. Inflammable chemicals
C. these can catch fire if used near source of ignition.Explanation
Insect repellents, deodorants, and perfumes should not be used in the kitchen while cooking because they are highly flammable and contain inflammable chemicals. These products can catch fire if used near a source of ignition, posing a safety hazard in the kitchen.Rate this question:
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- 12.
Three most common causes of Home Injuries/ill-effects.
- A.
Slips and Falls
- B.
Poisoning
- C.
Fire and Burns
- D.
Radiation
Correct Answer(s)
A. Slips and Falls
B. Poisoning
C. Fire and BurnsExplanation
The three most common causes of home injuries/ill-effects are slips and falls, poisoning, and fire and burns. Slips and falls can occur due to slippery surfaces or tripping hazards, leading to injuries such as fractures or sprains. Poisoning can happen from ingesting harmful substances or exposure to toxic chemicals, causing severe health issues. Fire and burns can result from accidents like cooking mishaps or faulty electrical systems, causing burns, smoke inhalation, or even death. These three causes are prevalent and pose significant risks to individuals in their homes.Rate this question:
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- 13.
Select the correct Lock colours use by the Mechanical department Team during LOTO Process.
- A.
Yellow
- B.
Red
- C.
Black
- D.
Sky Blue
Correct Answer
A. YellowExplanation
The correct Lock color used by the Mechanical department team during the LOTO (Lockout-Tagout) process is yellow. This color is commonly associated with caution and is used to indicate that a piece of equipment or machinery is locked out and should not be operated. Yellow locks are often used in conjunction with lockout tags to provide a visual indication that the equipment is undergoing maintenance or repair work.Rate this question:
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- 14.
Wearing of Safety shoes with metal - toe caps will protect the foot from the Hazards such as....
- A.
Falling Objects
- B.
Biological Hazards
- C.
Liquid Chemicals
- D.
Electric Hazards.
Correct Answer(s)
A. Falling Objects
C. Liquid ChemicalsExplanation
Safety shoes with metal-toe caps provide protection against falling objects and liquid chemicals. The metal-toe caps act as a barrier, preventing injuries to the foot in case of objects falling from above or accidental spills of liquid chemicals. The sturdy construction of safety shoes also helps to resist the penetration of sharp objects. However, safety shoes with metal-toe caps do not provide protection against biological hazards or electric hazards.Rate this question:
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