2013 RCP - Eye Protection

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This quiz tests your knowledge of the prevention of eye injuries and protection of sight.

Questions and Answers

1.

Most eye injuries cannot be prevented by awareness of safety hazards, use of proper safety eyewear, and adherence to safety procedures.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
Correct Answer
B. False

Explanation
The given statement is false. Awareness of safety hazards, use of proper safety eyewear, and adherence to safety procedures can significantly reduce the risk of eye injuries. These measures help individuals identify potential hazards, protect their eyes from debris or harmful substances, and minimize the chances of accidents. While it is impossible to prevent all eye injuries, practicing safety precautions greatly reduces the likelihood of such incidents.

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2.

The ______________ is responsible to provide basic orientation training for Eye Protection to new employees.
- A.
  
  Master
- B.
  
  Operations Manager
- C.
  
  Safety Manager
- D.
  
  None of the above
Correct Answer
C. Safety Manager

Explanation
The Safety Manager is responsible for providing basic orientation training for Eye Protection to new employees. This role ensures that new employees are educated about the importance of wearing eye protection and are trained on the proper usage and maintenance of such equipment. The Safety Manager plays a crucial role in promoting a safe work environment and preventing accidents or injuries related to eye hazards.

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3.

The _____________ is responsible to provide periodic training for eye protection and safety.
- A.
  
  Master
- B.
  
  Operations Manager
- C.
  
  Safety Manager
- D.
  
  None of the above
Correct Answer
A. Master

Explanation
The Master is responsible for providing periodic training for eye protection and safety.

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4.

Airborne particulate matter from grinding, sawing, cutting, sanding, etc., are typical sources of splinters, chips, dust, etc., that could injure eyes.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
Correct Answer
A. True

Explanation
Airborne particulate matter generated during activities such as grinding, sawing, cutting, and sanding can contain splinters, chips, and dust that pose a risk of eye injury. These particles can enter the eyes and cause irritation, scratches, or more severe damage. Therefore, it is true that airborne particulate matter from these activities can potentially harm the eyes.

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5.

Eye Wash Stations are fitted on each vessel. If the foreign object penetrates or punctures the eye(s), do not attempt to remove it unless no other option is available.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
Correct Answer
A. True

Explanation
Eye wash stations are installed on each vessel to provide immediate first aid in case of eye injuries. If a foreign object penetrates or punctures the eye, it is generally recommended not to attempt to remove it unless there are no other options available. This is because removing the object incorrectly or without proper equipment can cause further damage to the eye. It is best to seek medical help and use the eye wash station to flush the eye until professional help arrives. Therefore, the statement is true.

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2013 RCP - Eye Protection

Most eye injuries cannot be prevented by awareness of safety hazards, use of proper safety eyewear, and adherence to safety procedures.

The ______________ is responsible to provide basic orientation training for Eye Protection to new employees.

The _____________ is responsible to provide periodic training for eye protection and safety.

Airborne particulate matter from grinding, sawing, cutting, sanding, etc., are typical sources of splinters, chips, dust, etc., that could injure eyes.

Eye Wash Stations are fitted on each vessel. If the foreign object penetrates or punctures the eye(s), do not attempt to remove it unless no other option is available.