Safety Tool Box Talk 1-24-11

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1.

Contact hazards are objects you can bump into or objects that can hit you.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
Correct Answer
A. True

Explanation
Contact hazards refer to objects or obstacles that can cause physical harm or injury by either bumping into them or being hit by them. These hazards can include sharp edges, protruding objects, heavy machinery, or any other potential sources of physical contact. Therefore, the statement that contact hazards are objects you can bump into or objects that can hit you is true.

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2.

Good housekeeping includes identifying electrical hazards such as extension cords and overloaded circuits.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
Correct Answer
A. True

Explanation
Good housekeeping includes identifying electrical hazards such as extension cords and overloaded circuits. This is because extension cords that are worn out or overloaded can pose a fire hazard, and overloaded circuits can lead to electrical fires or damage to electrical equipment. By identifying these hazards, individuals can take necessary steps to prevent accidents and ensure electrical safety in their homes or workplaces.

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3.

OSHA requires keeping all workplaces:
- A.
  
  As clean and sanitary as a hospital
- B.
  
  Clean, orderly, and sanitary
- C.
  
  Just neat enough to find tools or materials
Correct Answer
B. Clean, orderly, and sanitary

Explanation
OSHA requires workplaces to be clean, orderly, and sanitary. This means that not only should the workspace be free from dirt and clutter, but it should also be well-organized and maintained in a way that promotes hygiene and prevents the spread of germs. This requirement ensures a safe and healthy working environment for employees.

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4.

Good housekeeping is the responsibility of:
- A.
  
  The new guy
- B.
  
  Maintenance employees only
- C.
  
  All employees
Correct Answer
C. All employees

Explanation
Good housekeeping is the responsibility of all employees. This means that everyone in the organization, regardless of their role or position, should contribute to maintaining a clean and organized work environment. By involving all employees in housekeeping practices, it ensures that everyone takes ownership and accountability for their surroundings, leading to a safer and more productive workplace.

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5.

Would you like your name to be placed in the drawing for this weeks prize? Please write in your answer below.

Correct Answer
yes
no

Explanation
The given answer is a combination of "yes" and "no". It suggests that the person would like their name to be placed in the drawing for this week's prize and also indicates that they do not want their name to be placed in the drawing. This answer is contradictory and does not provide a clear response.

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Safety Tool Box Talk 1-24-11

Contact hazards are objects you can bump into or objects that can hit you.

Good housekeeping includes identifying electrical hazards such as extension cords and overloaded circuits.

OSHA requires keeping all workplaces:

Good housekeeping is the responsibility of:

Would you like your name to be placed in the drawing for this weeks prize? Please write in your answer below.