This is to certify that you have the knowledge necessary to work safely and in an environmentally manner. You must score 95% or better in order to be able to work in your current capacity.
To the same side of your vehicle as the other two cones, but the third must be centered on the vehicle.
The third cone must be placed in the center, right in front of the bumper of the customer's vehicle, so that if they leave, they will run over the cone and will then be forced to stop their vehicle.
The third cone must be placed in the direct line of sight of the customer's vehicle and your company vehicle, so that when they look out their mirrors, they will see the cone and this will keep them moving without notifying us first or from backing into your company vehicle.
Every morning before leaving the yard
At least once a month
Once every 4 months
True
False
Yes, as long as the tool is not broken, chipped, or otherwise unusable, you can still use them with the metal showing
No, you must replace any tool where the rubber is worn off the handles
Yes, as long as the rubber has not worn more than one inch, you can still use the tool.
Rubber gloves, hard hat, safety glasses, and FVD
FVD, safety glasses, and hard hat
Hard hat and goggles
Over 50V
Over 100V
Over 200V
When you are up a ladder
When you are in an attic or up a ladder
When you are up a ladder, in an attic, in a crawl space, or underneath anyone working with tools
True
False
Park across the street from the customer, directly across from their drive, so that you can quickly get tools and supplies
First choice is to park in the front yard with all 4 tires off of the pavement
You should park in a safe location with minimal traffic, never in a blind spot of your customer's vehicles, never facing against traffic, never across from a drive way, pull through location if possible, and never back out when leaving. Always back when arriving if that is the only way to position your vehicle so that you can pull straight out when leaving
True
False
True
False
When you are touching the Power Meter
When you have a bare wire that you are testing
Metallic contact is not required, you can test through paint and insulation
True
False
True
False
A-Bond
B-Bond
C-Bond
W1BU
Continue your work because you know that the voltage is just inductive and the amps are very low
Connect your W1BU directly on the conductor of the drop wire that is running under the power lines and retest while holding the ground wire going to the power meter
Put on your rubber gloves, place a temporary bond on the drop wire, then re-test using the W1BU and the FVD
True
False
Watch for indications of high current, such as discoloration, excessive heat, smoke, etc.
Look at the power meter and see if it looks like excessive amounts of electricity is being used.
Talk to the customer and see if they are aware of any foreign voltage in your area
True
False
Anytime you are working in the attic, crawl space, or with a drill
Anytime you are working with tools or anytime you are around anyone working with tools
You only have to wear them when cutting wire, or when drilling
Hard hat and safety glasses
Hard hat and goggles
I should have on my goggles
True
False
True
False
Always stretch before lifting, The weight of the object should not exceed your physical capability, Keep the object close to your body throughout the entire duration of the lift, avoid jerking movements, and do not lift an object unless you can get a good grip.
Keep your back vertical when you squat down to lift the object, don't left anything above 50lbs, grab the object on opposing corners, be sure the area around you is clear, and be sure your legs remain straight
Use the buddy system when possible, bend at the knees, grasp the item with both hands, and be sure to use all your arm and back strength together to be safe
Obtain manager approval and be sure to read the product label
Use the appropriate PPE, Read the product label, and obtain the MSDS if you need more information. Call EHS for questions and follow the manufacturer's instructions and company practices.
Call the Corporate Real Estate Environmental Communication Manager before beginning work.
True
False
True
False
True
False
Safe, healthy, and responsible manner
Safe , logical, and in an environmentally responsible manner
Safe, healthy, and environmentally responsible manner.
Squeeze it in half to see if it breaks, fill it for water to look for holes, then slightly hit it with a 3lb hammer to make sure it holds up
Visually look for cracks or damage areas, hold up to the light and see if you can see any light to make sure there are no pin holes, squeeze the sides towards each other up to an inch of travel to make sure the hat is not brittle, ensure the head band is not broken or damaged, and ensure there are no stickers or decals on the hat itself
You must turn your hard hat in once a month to make sure it is tested and fit for use
True
False
Keep your eyes moving
Get the big picture
Leave yourself an out
Aim high in steering
You will see hazardous conditions sooner
You will be able to pace traffic
You will see construction zones sooner
All of the above
Leave yourself an out
Keep your eyes moving
Aim high in steering
Get the big picture
Seeing vehicles around you
Seeing situations that are occurring ahead of you
Seeing vehicles behind you
None of the Above
3 seconds
4 seconds
5 seconds
4 car lengths
True
False
Look right, left, then right again
Look left, then right, then left again
Speed up if the light is yellow
Picks up movement around your vehicle
Picks up light and color around your vehicle
Acts as an "early warning system" while driving
Cell phones
Unsecured items in your vehicle
Beautiful Scenery
All of the above
True
False
It can inter the body material contaminated with lead is placed in the mouth and ingested
Lead dust can be absorbed through intact skin
Lead can be accumulated in blood, cells, and organs, and may lead to symptoms or illness
Lead can be found in the protective sheathing or underground and aerial cables, cable splice covers, and cable terminal covers
Develop a plan for you and your family at home, work, school, and when outdoors.
Identify a safe place to take shelter.
Stay tuned to local radio and TV for weather warnings.
Headaches
Dizziness, light-headedness, or fainting
Weakness
Mood changes, irritability or confusion
Pale clammy skin
Decreased and dark-colored urine
Nauseous and/or vomiting
Headaches and Dizziness
Red blister-like eruptions/bumps
Itching (prickly sensation)
Painful spasms
Must be ankle high at least
Must have a 90 degree blocked heel
Must have a heel that is at least 1/2 in but no more than 1.5 inches high
Can have a tennis shoe appearance
Must not be badly worn
True
False
Be careful when working in and around high grass
Use caution around piled up materials
Wear protective gloves when grabbing things off of the ground
Spray the snake with wasp spray as soon as you see it
You are facing with traffic and are off the road as far as safely possible - With cones in place
You are facing against traffic and are off the road as far as safely possible - With cones in place
Never park on the side of the road. Always drive around and find a drive way or parking space
True
False
Lights - Blinkers, Hazards, Headlights, Tail lights, Reverse Lights, Caution Light
Brakes
Horn
Wipers
Seats
Floor Mats
Seat Belts
Check for an after market radio
Tires
Tint on your windows
Housekeeping
Oil and Water levels
True
False
Ok if you are careful and a good backer
Only acceptable as your last resort
Is just as safe as driving forward
If you MUST use your phone, be sure you drive using the hands-free devices
Have proper space cushion in the front and rear of your vehicle
Maintain safe speeds according to conditions
Avoid distractions - (cell phone, IFD, iPAD, etc)
Scan your area and start off smooth without jerking
Use a 3rd cone placed between your other two cones when on a right of way
Use pull-thru parking when possible
Wear your seat belt
You do not have to use your blinker if you are in a turn only lane
Scan mirrors when coming to a stop
Wear tinted safety glasses when driving during the day
True
False
True
False
Loose items are allowed in the cab as long as they are on the passenger's side
The rear of the vehicle should be kept organized and free of clutter.
Vehicles shall be locked at all times and the key removed when unattended.
The cup holder is to be used for 1 cup or bottle (with lid or cap) that properly fits in the holder.
Nothing can be attached to or hanging from visors or mirrors
GPS units must be affixed at the bottom left most portion of the windshield during use and must be removed from the cradle when the vehicle is unattended.
IFDs or iPADs can be in plain view as long as you have the vehicle locked and you are working less than 100 feet away
True
False
True
False
Call your Area Manager first
Call your Safety Manager first
Document in your Red Book
Get permission from your supervisor
3 months
6 months
9 months
12 months
True
False
Can wait to report it the following Monday if it happens after 6PM on a Friday, Saturday, or Sunday
Do not have to report it if the damage is minor and the other vehicle does not want to file a claim
Must report it to your supervisor immediately. If he/she is unavailable, you call another manager in your Area Manager's organization
True
False
True
False
Leave your booties on and walk all the way to your vehicle and back into the house without taking them off
Remove your booties at the door, walk to your vehicle, then put your booties back on at the door before re-entering the home
You can leave them on during the entire install no matter where you are
True
False
Unless the customer helps you
In front of a door that opens towards the ladder unless the door is blocked
On the side of a masonite siding home
More than 1 foot past the bumper
More than 2 feet past the bumper
Past the rear bumper
True
False
True
False
They have recently been cut, damaged, or disturbed immediately before you walked into the area
If you walk into a room and some over head piping is wrapped with ACM and it is intact
You never will run into this situation because no one uses it anymore
Eye movement key
Aim High in Steering
Use your Eyes to get the big picture
Keep your eyes moving
Space Cushion Key
Use your Eyes to get the big picture
Make sure they see you
Leave yourself an out
Making Eye Contact Key
Make sure they see you Key
Aim high when looking Key
Communication while driving
Being large and visible
Making eye contact
True
False
Only when you are driving in the rain
Only when you are driving in the snow
Only when you are driving at night
Anytime you are driving a company vehicle
Continue your work because she sure seems like an honest person
Continue your work but keep your dog repellant pointed at the dog while you are walking through the house
Ask the customer to secure the dog or any other threatening animal in a safe location so that they cannot come into contact with you.
Immediately spray the dog while the customer is there watching
Stay hydrated - Increase your fluid intake - Don't wait until you are thirsty to drink
Skip meals because they make your body burn too much energy during digestion
Limit direct sun exposure during mid-day hours
Avoided extended exposure to extreme heat such as up in an attic
Work your entire shift during hot days without taking breaks to end your day sooner
True
False
True
False
Roll them up with air and listen for leaks, then make sure the date is current
Check the date to make sure they are not expired, pull the fingers apart looking for red to show through, turn them inside out and pull the fingers apart looking for black to show through, now squeeze each glove around the wrist and release to see if it quickly returns to it's normal shape; lastly, roll them up filling them with air, and hold by your ear and listen for leaks
Blow air in them and listen for leaks, stretch the fingers apart looking for red, then check the date.
The entire time you are on the clock
While working in a customer's home
While working on the Right of Way or when subject to traffic
True
False
True
False
True
False
True
False
True
False
True
False
2
1
4
Leave good notes in GCAS in case anyone looks
Call a peer to come finish your job
Call your Supervisor immediately
True
False
True
False
True
False
It gives you room to walk around your vehicle to perform a circle check before leaving
I is safer for large crowds to walk across the crosswalk
If you are hit from the rear, you are less likely to be pushed into the crosswalk or intersection and it could leave yourself a way out if you see a car not stopping behind you
We don't stop that far behind the white line or crosswalk. It is 5 car lengths
Next to the last rung on the extension ladder and the next to the last step not counting the top on the step ladder
The top rung on the extension ladder or the top step on the step ladder not counting the top
The 4th rung on the extension ladder,r, the 3rd rung on a combination ladder, and the 2nd step on the step ladder
The 4th rung on the extension ladder and the 2nd step on the step ladder not counting the top and the 4th on the combination ladder
Always be aware of your surroundings and try not to bump into anything with your body or your tool belt
Ask the customer to move any furniture so that you can get access to certain areas
Always get the customer to turn on a TV so that if it does not come on, they cannot blame you for breaking it
Give the customer money if you break anything less than $100
True
False
When carrying a ladder
When working in an attic or crawlspace
When using your snips or your blue blade
When climbing a pole using hooks