WVSDB Preventing Trips, Slips And Falls--module 2 2013

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Good housekeeping, such as maintaining clear pathways, may reduce the likelihood of employees tripping, slipping, or falling.
- True
- False

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Quiz mainly covers falls caused by slips, trips and falls at the same level. A continuation of module 1--Preventing Slips, Trips and Falls.

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2.

Falling "properly" may help to minimize injuries from trips, slips, and falls.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

Falling "properly" refers to adopting certain techniques while falling to minimize the risk of injuries. This may include rolling with the fall, protecting the head, and landing on a soft surface if possible. By falling properly, the impact on the body can be distributed more evenly, reducing the chances of severe injuries. Therefore, it is true that falling "properly" can help minimize injuries from trips, slips, and falls.

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3.

Employees should wear proper footwear to minimize slip, trip, and fall risks.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

Wearing proper footwear is important to minimize slip, trip, and fall risks in the workplace. This is because certain types of footwear, such as shoes with non-slip soles or shoes that provide good traction, can help prevent accidents caused by slippery surfaces. Additionally, proper footwear can provide support and stability, reducing the chances of tripping or falling. Therefore, it is crucial for employees to wear appropriate footwear to ensure their safety and prevent workplace accidents.

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4.

Adequate lighting to keep work areas, aisle, and path of travel well lit, help to decrease the risk of falls, trips, and slips.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

Adequate lighting is important in work areas, aisles, and paths of travel because it helps to reduce the risk of falls, trips, and slips. When there is sufficient lighting, employees can see potential hazards or obstacles more clearly, allowing them to avoid accidents and maintain their balance. Insufficient lighting, on the other hand, can create shadows and dark areas that increase the likelihood of accidents. Therefore, it is true that adequate lighting helps to decrease the risk of falls, trips, and slips.

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5.

Ways of making steps and stairs safer include the following: (Check all that apply.)
- Having edge of bottom step same color as landing
- Highlighting step/stair edges for better visibility
- Using anti-skid paint on steps/stairs
- Providing no lighting
- Having hand rails on all stairs/steps
Correct Answer(s)

A. Highlighting step/stair edges for better visibility
A. Using anti-skid paint on steps/stairs
A. Having hand rails on all stairs/steps

Explanation

The correct answer is highlighting step/stair edges for better visibility, using anti-skid paint on steps/stairs, and having handrails on all stairs/steps. These measures can help improve safety by making the edges of the steps and stairs more visible, providing better traction to prevent slipping, and offering support and stability with the presence of handrails.

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6.

Slip resistant floros should be installed in high risk areas such as entranceways and kitchens.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

Slip resistant floors should be installed in high-risk areas like entranceways and kitchens to prevent accidents caused by slipping. These areas are more prone to spills, wetness, and foot traffic, increasing the risk of slips and falls. By installing slip-resistant floors, the chances of accidents can be significantly reduced, promoting safety in these high-risk areas.

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7.

Floor drains should be installed where water on the floor will occur, to decrease the chances of slips, trips, and falls.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

Installing floor drains in areas where water on the floor is likely to occur is important for reducing the risk of slips, trips, and falls. Floor drains help to quickly remove excess water, preventing it from accumulating and creating hazardous conditions. By effectively managing water on the floor, the chances of accidents and injuries caused by slippery surfaces are significantly decreased. Therefore, it is true that floor drains should be installed in areas where water on the floor is expected.

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8.

Workers should wear slip-resistant shoes.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

Slip-resistant shoes provide better traction and grip, reducing the risk of slips, trips, and falls in the workplace. This is especially important in environments where floors may be wet, oily, or slippery. By wearing slip-resistant shoes, workers can improve their safety and prevent accidents.

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9.

Highlighting slip and trip hazards for better visibility can decrease the likelihood of a trips, slip or fall.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

Highlighting slip and trip hazards for better visibility can decrease the likelihood of trips, slips, or falls. By making these hazards more noticeable, individuals are more likely to see and avoid them, reducing the risk of accidents. This can be achieved through various means such as using bright colors, signs, or floor markings to draw attention to potential hazards. Increasing visibility is an effective preventive measure to promote safety and prevent injuries in environments where slips, trips, and falls are common occurrences.

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10.

It is not important to keep walkways, aisles and stairs clear of materials, equipment and other hazards.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

Keeping walkways, aisles, and stairs clear of materials, equipment, and other hazards is important for safety reasons. Cluttered or obstructed pathways can increase the risk of trips, falls, and accidents. It is essential to maintain clear and unobstructed paths to ensure the safe movement of people and prevent potential injuries. Therefore, the correct answer is False.

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11.

It doesn't matter if rugs or mats are bunched up and don't lay flat.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

The statement suggests that it is not a problem if rugs or mats are bunched up and don't lay flat. However, this is incorrect. Bunched up rugs or mats can be a tripping hazard and may cause accidents. It is important for rugs and mats to lay flat to ensure safety and prevent any potential injuries. Therefore, the correct answer is False.

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12.

Unanchored loose rugs or mats don't pose a tripping or slipping hazard.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

Unanchored loose rugs or mats can pose a tripping or slipping hazard. Without being secured to the floor, these rugs or mats can easily move or slide, causing someone to trip or slip. It is important to properly secure rugs or mats to prevent accidents and ensure safety.

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13.

Open desk, cabinet, and file drawers aren't a tripping or slipping hazard.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

Open desk, cabinet, and file drawers can indeed be a tripping or slipping hazard if left open and someone accidentally walks into them or trips over them. Therefore, the statement that open desk, cabinet, and file drawers aren't a tripping or slipping hazard is incorrect.

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14.

Items on the floor, e.g., boxes, cords, cables, materials, around work spaces can be a tripping hazard.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

Items on the floor such as boxes, cords, cables, and materials can pose a tripping hazard. These objects can obstruct walkways and cause individuals to trip and fall, potentially leading to injuries. It is important to keep workspaces clear and organized to prevent accidents and maintain a safe environment.

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15.

Spills and debris should be cleaned up immediately.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

It is important to clean up spills and debris immediately to prevent accidents, injuries, and potential damage to the surrounding environment or property. Delaying the cleanup can increase the risk of slips, falls, and other accidents. Additionally, leaving spills or debris unattended can attract pests and create unsanitary conditions. Therefore, it is crucial to address spills and debris promptly to maintain a safe and clean environment.

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16.

After a spill on a floor, the area should be blocked off until the surface is completely dry or repaired. People should not be allowed to walk through the area until surface is dry or repaired.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

The statement is true because after a spill on a floor, it is important to block off the area to prevent people from walking through it. This is necessary until the surface is completely dry or repaired to avoid accidents or injuries caused by slipping or tripping. By keeping people away from the area, it ensures their safety and allows for proper cleaning or repair to take place.

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17.

When cleaning floors wet floor signs or cones shoudl be used.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

When cleaning floors, it is important to use wet floor signs or cones as a safety precaution. This is because wet floors can be slippery and pose a risk of accidents or falls. By placing these signs or cones, it alerts people to the potential hazard and reminds them to exercise caution. This helps to prevent injuries and ensures a safer environment for both employees and visitors.

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18.

When walking, don't run or push. Make sure you have enough time to get where you're going.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

The given statement advises against running or pushing while walking and emphasizes the importance of allowing enough time to reach the destination. This implies that the statement is promoting a cautious and responsible approach to walking. Therefore, the correct answer is true.

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19.

When walking it is ok to engage in activities such as reading, writing, texting, while walking.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

Engaging in activities such as reading, writing, and texting while walking is not okay. Doing so can be dangerous as it distracts individuals from paying attention to their surroundings, increasing the risk of accidents or collisions. It is important to prioritize safety while walking and focus on the task at hand to prevent any potential harm to oneself or others.

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20.

Rushing and skipping steps when going up/down stairs is not dangerous.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

Rushing and skipping steps when going up/down stairs is dangerous because it increases the risk of tripping, losing balance, and falling. It reduces stability and control, making it more likely for accidents to occur. Additionally, rushing can cause individuals to miss a step or misjudge the distance, leading to potential injuries. Therefore, it is important to take each step carefully and avoid rushing or skipping steps to ensure safety.

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21.

You should walk carefully and slowly when you transition from one type of walking surface to another.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

When transitioning from one type of walking surface to another, it is important to walk carefully and slowly. This is because different surfaces may have different textures, levels of traction, or potential hazards. Walking carefully and slowly allows you to adjust your balance and footing accordingly, reducing the risk of slipping, tripping, or falling. Therefore, the statement "You should walk carefully and slowly when you transition from one type of walking surface to another" is true.

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22.

Extra care should be taken when yo come indoors with wet shoes or boots.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

When you come indoors with wet shoes or boots, extra care should be taken because wet shoes can be slippery and increase the risk of accidents. Wet shoes can also leave wet footprints, which can cause floors to become slippery and potentially lead to falls. Therefore, it is important to be cautious and take necessary precautions when entering indoors with wet footwear.

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23.

Proper footwear can help prevent or reduce the risk of a slip, trip, and fall incident.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

Proper footwear can help prevent or reduce the risk of a slip, trip, and fall incident because it provides better traction and stability. Slip-resistant soles and proper fitting shoes can help individuals maintain their balance and avoid slipping on wet or slippery surfaces. Additionally, shoes with good arch support can improve stability and reduce the risk of tripping. Therefore, wearing appropriate footwear is an effective preventive measure to minimize the chances of slip, trip, and fall accidents.

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24.

Which of the following are true about footwear at the worksite? (Check all that apply.)
- It's not important to wear slip resistant shoes/boots with good tread. Leather or smooth surfaced soles, spikes/high heels, and taps on heels are acceptable and work well.
- Footwear should be snug and comfortable.
- Footwear should be clean and in good condition at all times.
- Defective footwear should be repaired or replaced. Shoes, soles should be replaced before soles become worn smooth.
Correct Answer(s)

A. Footwear should be snug and comfortable.
A. Footwear should be clean and in good condition at all times.
A. Defective footwear should be repaired or replaced. Shoes, soles should be replaced before soles become worn smooth.

Explanation

It is important to wear slip resistant shoes/boots with good tread to prevent accidents at the worksite. Leather or smooth surfaced soles, spikes/high heels, and taps on heels are not acceptable as they can increase the risk of slips and falls. Footwear should be snug and comfortable to provide proper support and prevent discomfort or injuries. It should also be clean and in good condition at all times to maintain hygiene and prevent potential hazards. Defective footwear should be repaired or replaced to ensure safety. Shoes and soles should be replaced before the soles become worn smooth to maintain traction and prevent slips.

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25.

Wear shoes with slip-resistant soles or traction devices when walking or working on surfaces that are wet, greasy, icy or otherwise slick.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

The statement suggests that wearing shoes with slip-resistant soles or traction devices is necessary when walking or working on surfaces that are wet, greasy, icy, or slick. This is because such surfaces can be hazardous and increase the risk of slipping or falling. By wearing appropriate footwear, individuals can improve their grip and stability, reducing the likelihood of accidents. Therefore, the answer is true, indicating that the statement is correct.

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26.

If you fall, you can reduce the chance of serious injury if you roll with the fall and don't reach out.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

Rolling with a fall and not reaching out can reduce the chance of serious injury because it allows the body to distribute the force of the fall more evenly. Reaching out can cause the body to absorb the impact in a concentrated area, increasing the risk of fractures or other injuries. Rolling with the fall helps to dissipate the force and protect vulnerable areas such as the head and spine. Therefore, it is advisable to roll with the fall rather than reaching out to minimize the risk of serious injury.

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27.

If you fall you should let your body crumple and roll.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

When you fall, it is important to let your body crumple and roll to minimize the impact and reduce the risk of injury. By allowing your body to crumple, you distribute the force of the fall over a larger area, reducing the chances of a concentrated impact on specific body parts. Rolling further helps to dissipate the force and redirect it away from vulnerable areas such as the head and spine. This technique is commonly used in activities like martial arts and parkour to protect oneself during falls.

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28.

Get medical attention after a fall to treat anything torn, sprained, or broken.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

It is important to seek medical attention after a fall because there may be underlying injuries such as torn ligaments, sprains, or fractures that cannot be detected without proper examination. Prompt medical treatment can help prevent further damage and ensure proper healing. Therefore, the statement "Get medical attention after a fall to treat anything torn, sprained, or broken" is true.

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29.

Applying a skid-resistant coating and highlighted edges to a ramp may decrease the likelihood of slips, trips, and falls.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

Applying a skid-resistant coating to a ramp can increase the friction between the ramp and the person's shoes, making it less likely for them to slip. Highlighting the edges of the ramp can also make it more visible, reducing the risk of tripping. Therefore, both these measures can effectively decrease the likelihood of slips, trips, and falls on the ramp.

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30.

Cables, cords, wires, and hoses should be kept away from walkways and other paths of travel.
- False
- True
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

Cables, cords, wires, and hoses should be kept away from walkways and other paths of travel to prevent tripping hazards and accidents. This is important for maintaining a safe and organized environment, especially in areas with high foot traffic. By keeping these items out of the way, the risk of people getting tangled or tripping over them is significantly reduced. Therefore, the statement is true.

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31.

Which of the activities below are "safe walking practices." Check all that apply.
- Check that pathway is clear and view is not blocked before lifting anything.
- It is ok to carry loads that you can't see over or around.
- If an elevator is available, it is wise to use it to go to another floor when carrying a load.
- Report missing or broken stair rails, damaged flooring, and loose and deteriorating carpet.
Correct Answer(s)

A. Check that pathway is clear and view is not blocked before lifting anything.
A. If an elevator is available, it is wise to use it to go to another floor when carrying a load.
A. Report missing or broken stair rails, damaged flooring, and loose and deteriorating carpet.

Explanation

The activities that are considered "safe walking practices" are checking that the pathway is clear and the view is not blocked before lifting anything, using an elevator when available to go to another floor while carrying a load, and reporting any missing or broken stair rails, damaged flooring, and loose and deteriorating carpet. These practices help to ensure that the environment is safe for walking and prevent accidents or injuries.

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32.

It is not important to slow down and take small careful stefps if the surface is uneven, cluttered, slippery or at an angle.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

It is important to slow down and take small careful steps if the surface is uneven, cluttered, slippery, or at an angle. This is because such conditions increase the risk of tripping, falling, or losing balance. By slowing down and taking small steps, individuals can maintain stability and reduce the chances of accidents or injuries.

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33.

Wearing shoes with increased traction does not substitute for safe walking practices.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

This statement suggests that wearing shoes with increased traction alone is not enough to ensure safe walking practices. It implies that even with better grip or traction, one still needs to practice safe walking habits to avoid accidents or injuries. Therefore, the statement is true as it emphasizes the importance of both proper footwear and safe walking practices.

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34.

If you must walk on a slippery or wet surface, which of the following should you do? (Check all that apply.)
- Wear shoes with slippery, smooth soles.
- Take short, slow steps.
- Point your feet slightly outward to keep your center of balance under you.
- Don't pay attention to the surface you are walking on.
- Hold to railings or other stable objects.
Correct Answer(s)

A. Take short, slow steps.
A. Point your feet slightly outward to keep your center of balance under you.
A. Hold to railings or other stable objects.

Explanation

To walk on a slippery or wet surface, it is important to take short, slow steps to maintain stability and prevent slipping. Pointing your feet slightly outward helps to keep your center of balance under you, providing better traction. Holding onto railings or other stable objects can also provide support and help prevent falls. Wearing shoes with slippery, smooth soles is not recommended as it increases the risk of slipping. Not paying attention to the surface you are walking on is also not advisable as it can lead to accidents.

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35.

Prior to mounting/dismounting from any equipment which of the following should you do? (Check all that apply.)
- Never face equipment when mounting and dismounting.
- Don't use the hand holds before stepping up.
- Make sure your footwear doesn't have mud, snow, ice, grease or other contamination on them.
- Place your foot on the step or foothold just in front of your heel, under the arch.
Correct Answer(s)

A. Make sure your footwear doesn't have mud, snow, ice, grease or other contamination on them.
A. Place your foot on the step or foothold just in front of your heel, under the arch.

Explanation

Before mounting/dismounting from any equipment, it is important to make sure that your footwear is free from any mud, snow, ice, grease, or other contamination. This is necessary to ensure a secure grip and prevent slipping while stepping up or down. Additionally, it is recommended to place your foot on the step or foothold just in front of your heel, under the arch, to maintain stability and balance during the process.

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36.

What precautions should you take prior to mounting/dismounting from a ladder? (Check all that apply.)
- Face away from the ladder when mounting/dismounting.
- Maintain three point contact.
- Jump off the ladder instead of stepping down carefully.
- Make sure footwear is not covered in mud and debris.
- Make sure ladder rungs are clean and dry.
- Have a good handhold before stepping up.
- Place your foot on the step or rung just in front of your heel, under the arch.
Correct Answer(s)

A. Maintain three point contact.
A. Make sure footwear is not covered in mud and debris.
A. Make sure ladder rungs are clean and dry.
A. Have a good handhold before stepping up.
A. Place your foot on the step or rung just in front of your heel, under the arch.

Explanation

Prior to mounting/dismounting from a ladder, it is important to take several precautions. First, maintaining three point contact is crucial for stability and balance. This means having two hands and one foot, or two feet and one hand, in contact with the ladder at all times. Second, ensuring that footwear is not covered in mud and debris helps to prevent slipping. Third, making sure ladder rungs are clean and dry also reduces the risk of slipping. Fourth, having a good handhold before stepping up provides additional support. Lastly, placing the foot on the step or rung just in front of the heel, under the arch, helps to maintain balance and stability.

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37.

Adequate ventilation does not keep oil, steam condesnation, water and grease off of floor.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

Adequate ventilation helps to circulate air and remove odors, fumes, and pollutants from a space. It does not directly prevent oil, steam condensation, water, and grease from coming into contact with the floor. Other measures such as proper cleaning and maintenance practices, floor coverings, and spill containment systems are typically required to keep these substances off the floor. Therefore, the statement that adequate ventilation keeps oil, steam condensation, water, and grease off of the floor is false.

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38.

Skid-resistant, anti-fatigue mats should not be used in kitchen and food preparation areas.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

Skid-resistant, anti-fatigue mats should be used in kitchen and food preparation areas. These mats provide a non-slip surface, reducing the risk of accidents in areas where liquids and food particles may be present. Additionally, they offer comfort and support to individuals who spend long hours standing in these areas. Therefore, the correct answer is False.

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39.

If you fall, don't bend your elbows and knees and don't use your arms and legs to absorb the fall.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

If you fall, it is important to bend your elbows and knees and use your arms and legs to absorb the fall. This helps to distribute the impact and prevent serious injuries. Not bending your elbows and knees and not using your arms and legs to absorb the fall can result in a harder impact on your body, increasing the risk of injury.

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40.

When mounting/dismounting from equipment you should always maintain three-point contact at all times until reaching ground, cab or stable platform. Which of the choices below is a three point contact?
- One hand, two feet
- Two hands, one foot
- Both answers are correct.
Correct Answer

A. Both answers are correct.

Explanation

Maintaining three-point contact means having three points of contact with the equipment or stable platform at all times. This ensures stability and reduces the risk of falling. Both answers, one hand and two feet or two hands and one foot, provide three points of contact and are therefore correct.

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41.

Ways of minimizing or preventing discharge, splatter, or spillage of liquids, oils, particles, dusts onto the floor, which can lead to trips, slips, and falls, include the following: (Check all that apply.)
- Local exhaust ventilation
- Extraction/collection systems
- Drip trays, drain offs
- Work surfaces with non-raised edges or lips
Correct Answer(s)

A. Local exhaust ventilation
A. Extraction/collection systems
A. Drip trays, drain offs

Explanation

The ways of minimizing or preventing discharge, splatter, or spillage of liquids, oils, particles, dusts onto the floor, which can lead to trips, slips, and falls, include local exhaust ventilation, extraction/collection systems, and drip trays, drain offs. These measures help to capture and contain any potential spills or splatters, preventing them from reaching the floor and reducing the risk of slips and falls. Work surfaces with non-raised edges or lips, on the other hand, do not directly address the issue of discharge, splatter, or spillage, and therefore are not effective in preventing trips, slips, and falls caused by these hazards.

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WVSDB Preventing Trips, Slips And Falls--module 2 2013

Good housekeeping, such as maintaining clear pathways, may reduce the likelihood of employees tripping, slipping, or falling.

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Falling "properly" may help to minimize injuries from trips, slips, and falls.

Employees should wear proper footwear to minimize slip, trip, and fall risks.

Adequate lighting to keep work areas, aisle, and path of travel well lit, help to decrease the risk of falls, trips, and slips.

Ways of making steps and stairs safer include the following: (Check all that apply.)

Slip resistant floros should be installed in high risk areas such as entranceways and kitchens.

Floor drains should be installed where water on the floor will occur, to decrease the chances of slips, trips, and falls.

Workers should wear slip-resistant shoes.

Highlighting slip and trip hazards for better visibility can decrease the likelihood of a trips, slip or fall.

It is not important to keep walkways, aisles and stairs clear of materials, equipment and other hazards.

It doesn't matter if rugs or mats are bunched up and don't lay flat.

Unanchored loose rugs or mats don't pose a tripping or slipping hazard.

Open desk, cabinet, and file drawers aren't a tripping or slipping hazard.

Items on the floor, e.g., boxes, cords, cables, materials, around work spaces can be a tripping hazard.

Spills and debris should be cleaned up immediately.

After a spill on a floor, the area should be blocked off until the surface is completely dry or repaired. People should not be allowed to walk through the area until surface is dry or repaired.

When cleaning floors wet floor signs or cones shoudl be used.

When walking, don't run or push. Make sure you have enough time to get where you're going.

When walking it is ok to engage in activities such as reading, writing, texting, while walking.

Rushing and skipping steps when going up/down stairs is not dangerous.

You should walk carefully and slowly when you transition from one type of walking surface to another.

Extra care should be taken when yo come indoors with wet shoes or boots.

Proper footwear can help prevent or reduce the risk of a slip, trip, and fall incident.

Which of the following are true about footwear at the worksite? (Check all that apply.)

Wear shoes with slip-resistant soles or traction devices when walking or working on surfaces that are wet, greasy, icy or otherwise slick.

If you fall, you can reduce the chance of serious injury if you roll with the fall and don't reach out.

If you fall you should let your body crumple and roll.

Get medical attention after a fall to treat anything torn, sprained, or broken.

Applying a skid-resistant coating and highlighted edges to a ramp may decrease the likelihood of slips, trips, and falls.

Cables, cords, wires, and hoses should be kept away from walkways and other paths of travel.

Which of the activities below are "safe walking practices." Check all that apply.

It is not important to slow down and take small careful stefps if the surface is uneven, cluttered, slippery or at an angle.

Wearing shoes with increased traction does not substitute for safe walking practices.

If you must walk on a slippery or wet surface, which of the following should you do? (Check all that apply.)

Prior to mounting/dismounting from any equipment which of the following should you do? (Check all that apply.)

What precautions should you take prior to mounting/dismounting from a ladder? (Check all that apply.)

Adequate ventilation does not keep oil, steam condesnation, water and grease off of floor.

Skid-resistant, anti-fatigue mats should not be used in kitchen and food preparation areas.

If you fall, don't bend your elbows and knees and don't use your arms and legs to absorb the fall.

When mounting/dismounting from equipment you should always maintain three-point contact at all times until reaching ground, cab or stable platform. Which of the choices below is a three point contact?

Ways of minimizing or preventing discharge, splatter, or spillage of liquids, oils, particles, dusts onto the floor, which can lead to trips, slips, and falls, include the following: (Check all that apply.)