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Solvents / EDC 1 Industrial Hygiene Communication # 95.02 Issue Date: February 15,1995 Return Date: Author: Michael S. Brown .MOC Training Subject: Personal Protective Equipment Film and Test Please review the attached training material as quickly as possible and pass on to the next person on the list. Remember, your signature and the date are required (in ink) to document that you have read and understood this material. Please return this entire package to the Industrial Hygiene Coordinator. Dav Personnel Gunn, T.M. Carrier, B.P. Baldwin, P.B. Conley,"111, L.N. Gaspard, L.H. Rolke, R.W. Stallcup, J.S. White, W.S. 433073 085908 434498 A4n34aa09a0A88600 097946 240558 434499 \ r' /; n a ---/--/-- % !Z$ zuzzjfsr 2/15/95 Industrial Hygiene Training Document no A 040?9h C.ONF T DFNT T Al I Solvents / EDC 1 Industrial Hygiene Communication # 95.02 Issue Date: February 15,1995 Return Date: Author: Michael S. Brown ___ MOC Training Subject: Personal Protective Equipment Film and Test Please review the attached training material as quickly as possible and pass on to the next person on the list. Remember, your signature and the date are required (in ink) to document that you have read and understood this material. Please return this entire package to the Industrial Hygiene Coordinator. Day Personnel Supervisors Hotard, Sr., R.J. James, C.E. Miller, W.A. SOS Brown, M.S. Butler, R.W. Stain, D.G. Mathis, Jr., J.H. Sims, J.A. OS Landry, C.P. Master # 431516 432928 (Jbe. 431555 Signature C-Jfc------------- Master # i433928 Signature IL \[h>Jrx.rw*s_ 433623 433609 432997 1? jlJL L*v/ J? fat,,,,f J\ ^/J 431959 77^ Master # Signature 434292 I 7 * jJ 7 "< y1^ 7 Date Z-i&nsZ i2f-is_" Date 2 <L&S./35 2 /7?i ?J Date X/>V~ 2/15/95 Industrial Hygiene Training Document 00 A 040''97 OONFTDFNTTAL Solvents / EDC 1 Industrial Hygiene Communication # 95.02 Issue Date; February 15,1995 Return Date: Author: Michael S. Brown ___ MOC Training Subject: Personal Protective Equipment Film and Test Please review the attached training material as quickly as possible and pass on to the next person on the list. Remember, your signature and the date are required (in ink) to document that you have read and understood this material. Please return this entire .package to the Industrial Hygiene Coordinator. A/B Shift Personnel Supervisor Vaughn, R.P. Master # 432882 Signature SOS Arnold, B.E. Carville, G.M. Chustz, G.P. Godeaux, J. Lafleur, D.J. May, G.R. Templet, T.V. Master # Signature 434037 432419 433899 f JLa j, // Cl^rr 431709 JX&>n4* 434384d 433625 433366 OS Bergeron, B.F. Davis, H.S. Hebert, D.M. Jones, J.T. Mayfield, J.H. Washington, H.J. Young, Jr., R.R. 2/15/95 Master # ,, Signature 098995 ^-- 432619 / 434243 099295 432761 433555 J d 431633 ' jf. 1 V7 /j i IndustrialHygieT lining Document Date Date ?JT?r~ l/VI 9cT AJdUJtf' Ifcl <?f *- /(% fts jl/ n ns- Date j/j <j/2+r S?J !?1 is Aul&jJZS 2ujj%l JuRjir 1/81*1^ A 040^98 Solvents / EDC 1 Industrial Hygiene Communication # 95.02 Issue Date: February 15,1995 Return Date: Author: Michael S. Brown ___ MOC Training Subject: Personal Protective Equipment Film and Test Please review the attached training material as quickly as possible and pass on to the next person on the list. Remember, your signature and the date are required (in ink) to document that you have read and understood this material. Please return this entire package to the Industrial Hygiene Coordinator. C/D Shift Personnel Rachal, G.W. 432421 SOS Master# Signature______________________________________________ Date Bourgeois, Jr., E.O. Daigle, J.L. Duck, W.C. 431530 432627 433122 QvlMZJ ULucJ^dcA JhQ9T' A /^7 Hearns, S.A. McQuarter, J.L. Theriot, J.J. Thibodeaux, J.G. 432873 433944 431763 ( 432959 O, A t2r u^lii. Ajlj9g -)----kjtfjJLz OS Master# Cooper, J.L. Jackson, A.L. Jackson, J. Landry, M.D. Landry, R.W. Lee, Jr., E. Prestonback, S.K. 2/15/95 Signature_______________ Date 434258 433106 / 433511. 241688 434061 432722 433945 xTuMI/ Xiik.i3 AjzsjJs- Industrial Hygiene Training Document r;0 A 0A-C>?" OONFTDFNTTAL Name: Master # : Dow Chemical LAD S Ivents / EDC 1 Personal Protective Equipment Training Test Date: 1 IzTl ?r fat 7__________ Employer : Dow Chemical L True/False (Circle'T' if the statement is true; Circle "P if the statement is false) T <p 1. For a Class "C' hard hat to protect against electrical shock, the helmet must be dry and free of holes. 2. Tinted lenses should not be worn inside unless required by the op ration. 3. Many factors must be considered when selecting a glove: type of hazard; duration, frequency, and degree of exposure; degree of hand dexterity or touch sensitivity required; durability of the glove and the effects of chemical agents on the glove material. F 4. All safety footwear is equipped with steel or plastic toe-boxes' that can protect the toes from heavy blows and weights. T 5. Hard hats should be cleaned regularly with a mild solvent like paint thinner. T 6. Goggles with direct ventilation provide the greatest protection from vapors, liquids, and dusts, but have the greatest tendency to fog. F 7. T fa 8. Elastomeric gloves should be inspected before each use and frequently during use for evidence of pinhole leaks, cuts, abrasion, swelling or discoloration. Leather articles (belts, gloves, shoes) that become contaminated should be cleaned and re-used. T 9. One of the best places to store your hard hat is on the front seat of your car or truck. T 10. Since face shields cover a larger area than safety glasses or goggl s, they can be used as primary eye protection. 11. Only non-elastomeric gloves can protect against crushing or pinching injuries of the hand, or from injuries resulting from striking the hand against, or being struck by and object. F 12. Metatarsal arch protectors should be used in work areas where the risk of "toe-override" is present, for example, in foundry operations, rigging and other heavy industrial operations. 13. When working with molten metal or in a spark producing operation, goggles should be worn as primary eye protection under die face shield. 14. Elastom ric gloves are int nded for immersi n into chemicals. Rev.:2/20/95 I DO A 040.300 OONFTDFNTT Al F 15. Puncture-resistant sol d footw ar should be worn when sharp objects may be present in walking surfaces, such as in demolition and construction activiti s. L Matching: Match the letter of the term on the right with the phrases on the left. -A- 1. r 2. 5 3. Designed to protect a lineman from exposure to high voltage Consists of a hard shell attached to a harness that absorbs shock from an object that may fall on the shell Protects against ultra-violet light JL- 4. Seals more tightly to the face -3- 5. Q 6. jf 7. C 8. Protects against flying fragments, objects, large chips and particles from entering the eyes Reduces the potential for fogging and provides protection while handling chemicals These type gloves are usually made from latex, Neoprene, Viton, or PVC Tingling in the fingers, wetness, burning, and itching, dermatitis can all result after this JL 9. Protects against abrasion, laceration, extreme heat or cold, hot or molten particles, hazardous chemicals and blood-bome pathogens X- 10. Protects against injury due to falling or rolling objects, objects piercing the sole or exposure to electrical hazards A. Class B Hard Hat B. Safety Glasses C. Evidence of Contact with Chemicals D. Gloves E Goggles F. Hard Hat G. In-direct Ventilation K Elastomeric Gloves L Safety Footwear J. Specially tinted Lenses III. Multiple Choice. Select the most correct answer for the question. 1. The Solvents / EDC1 Plant uses; a. Class A Hard Hats b. Class B hard Hats @ Class A/B Hard Hats d. Class C Hard Hats 2. Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; Elastomeric Gloves Non-Elastomeric Gloves c. Di-electric Gloves d. Biker Gloves Rev.:2/20/95 2 DO A 040001 O.ONF TDFNT 1 At Name: Master # Dow Chemical LAD Solvents / EDC1 Personal Protective Equipment Training Test Date: ____ Employer : Dow Chemical L True/False (Circle'T' if the statement is true; Circle "P if the statement is false) 1. For a Class "C" hard hat to protect against electrical shock, the helmet must be dry and free of holes. 2. Tinted lenses should not be worn inside unless required by the operation. 3. Many factors must be considered when selecting a glove: type of hazard; duration, frequency, and degree of exposure; degree of hand dexterity or touch sensitivity required; durability of the glove and the effects of chemical agents on the glove material. 4. All safety footwear is equipped with steel or plastic ``toe-boxes'' that can protect the toes from heavy blows and weights. T 5. Hard hats should be cleaned regularly with a mild solvent like paint thinner. T 6. Goggles with direct ventilation provide the greatest protection from vapors, liquids, and dusts, but have the greatest tendency to fog. T F 7. Elastomeric gloves should be inspected before each use and frequently during use for evidence of pinhole leaks, cuts, abrasion, swelling or discoloration. T F ) 8. Leather articles (belts, gloves, shoes) that become contaminated should be cleaned and re-used. T 9. One of the best places to store your hard hat is on the front seat of your car or truck. T (T) 10. Since face shields cover a larger area than safety glasses or goggles, they can be used as primary eye protection. 11. Only non-elastomeric gloves can protect against crushing or pinching injuries of the hand, or from injuries resulting from striking the hand against, or being struck by and object. VJJ F 12- Metatarsal arch protectors should be used in work areas where the risk of "toe-override'' is present, for example, in foundry operations, rigging and other heavy industrial operations. 13. When working with molten metal or in a spark producing operation, goggles should be worn as primary eye protection under the face shield. 14. Elastomeric gloves are intend d for immersion into chemicals. Rev.:2/20/95 no A 040.300 1 oonftdfnttai F 15. Puncture-resistant soled footwear should be worn when sharp obj cts may be present in walking surfaces, such as in demolition and construction activities. 1 Matching: Match the letter of the term on the right with the phrases on the left. 1. Designed to protect a lineman from exposure to high voltage 2. Consists of a hard shell attached to a harness that absorbs shock from an object that may fall on the shell 3. Protects against ultra-violet light 4. Seals more tightly to the face 5. Protects against flying fragments, objects, large chips and particles from entering the eyes 6. Reduces the potential for fogging and provides protection while handling chemicals 7. XL. 8. & 9. $ 10. These type gloves are usually made from latex, Neoprene, Viton, or PVC Tingling in the fingers, wetness, burning, and itching, dermatitis can all result after this Protects against abrasion, laceration, extreme heat or cold, hot or molten particles, hazardous chemicals and blood-bome pathogens Protects against injury due to falling or rolling objects, objects piercing the sole or exposure to electrical hazards Class B Hard Hat X Safety Glasses \ Evidence of Contact with Chemicals D. Gloves 'X' Goggles X Hard Hat \ In-direct Ventilation Ni Elastomeric Gloves X Safety Footwear \ Specially tinted Lenses IB. Multiple Choice. Select the most correct answer for the question. 1. \ Th folvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; Class A Hard Hats Class B hard Hats Class A/B Hard Hats Class C Hard Hats 2. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; CaX Elastomeric Gloves d. Non-Elastomeric Gloves c. Di-electric Gloves d. Biker Gloves Rev.:2/20/95 2 HO A 040300 00NFJDFNTIA1, Name: Master # : (Q Dow Chemical LAD S Ivents / EDC 1 Personal Protective Equipment Training Test Date: \ iPsA.it5? 5______ Employer : Dow Chemical True/False (Circle'T' if the statement is true; Circle "P if the statement is false) t rw i. F 2. F 3. n [1/ F 4. T (P T (f) 5. B. 7. T 9. T F J 10. T (?) 11. 12. 13. T ? 14. Rev.; 2/20/95 For a Class "C' hard hat to protect against electrical shock, the helmet must be dry and free of holes. Tinted lenses should not be worn inside unless required by the operation. Many factors must be considered when selecting a glove: type of hazard; duration, frequency, and degree of exposure; degree of hand dexterity or touch sensitivity required; durability of the glove and the effects of chemical agents on the glove material. All safety footwear is equipped with steel or plastic "toe-boxes* that can protect the toes from heavy blows and weights. Hard hats should be cleaned regularly with a mild solvent like paint thinner. Goggles with direct ventilation provide the greatest protection from vapors, liquids, and dusts, but have the greatest tendency to fog. Elastomeric gloves should be inspected before each use and frequently during use for evidence of pinhole leaks, cuts, abrasion, swelling or discoloration. Leather articles (belts, gloves, shoes) that become contaminated should be cleaned and re-used. One of the best places to store your hard hat is on the front seat of your car or truck. Since face shields cover a larger area than safety glasses or goggles, they can be used as primary eye protection. Only non-elastomeric gloves can protect against crushing or pinching injuries of the hand, or from injuries resulting from striking the hand against, or being struck by and object. Metatarsal arch protectors should be used in work areas where the risk of "toe-override" is present, for example, in foundry operations, rigging and other heavy industrial operations. When working with molten metal or in a spark producing operation, goggl s should be worn as primary eye protection under the face shield. Elastomeric glov s are intended for immersion into chemicals. 00 A 040^04 l OONF TDFNTIAl %) F 15. Puncture-resistant soled footwear should be worn when sharp objects may be present in walking surfaces, such as in demolition and construction activities. I Matching: Match the letter of the term on the right with the phrases on the left. ft i. Designed to protect a lineman from exposure to high voltage A. Class B Hard Hat 2. T 3. e 4. 3 5. Gr 6. ff 7. a 8. JL 9. Consists of a hard shell attached to a harness that absorbs shock from an object that may fall on the shell Protects against ultra-violet light Seals more tightly to the face Protects against flying fragments, objects, large chips and particles from entering the eyes Reduces the potential for fogging and provides protection while handling chemicals These type gloves are usually made from latex, Neoprene, Viton, or PVC Tingling in the fingers, wetness, burning, and itching, dermatitis can all result after this Protects against abrasion, laceration, extreme heat or cold, hot or molten particles, hazardous chemicals and blood-borne pathogens B. Safety Glasses C. Evidence of Contact with Chemicals D. Gloves ' E Goggles F. Hard Hat G. In-direct Ventilation K Elastomeric Gloves L Safety Footwear 10. Protects against injury due to falling or rolling objects, objects piercing the sole or exposure to electrical hazards J. Specially tinted Lens III. Multiple Choice. Select the most correct answer for the question. 1. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; a. Class A Hard Hats b. Class B hard Hats Class A/B Hard Hats d. Class C Hard Hats 2. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; () Elastomeric Gloves b. Non-Elastomeric Gloves c. Di-el ctric Gloves d. Biker Gloves Rev.:2/20/95 2 DO A 040305 CONFTDFNTTAL Name : Master # : j43J D w Chemical LAD Solvents / EDC 1 Personal Protective Equipment Training Test _ Date: 2> 0 Employer : Dow Chemical l True/False (Circle T* If the statement Is tnje; Circle "P if the statement is false) T T F T /F For a Class "C" hard hat to protect against electrical shock, the helmet must be dry and free of holes. Tinted lenses should not be worn inside unless required by the operation. Many factors must be considered when selecting a glove: type of hazard; duration, frequency, and degree of exposure; degree of hand dexterity or touch sensitivity required; durability of the glove and the effects of chemical agents on the glove material. All safety footwear is equipped with steel or plastic toe-boxes" that can protect the toes from heavy blows and weights. Hard hats should be cleaned regularly with a mild solvent like paint thinner. Goggles with direct ventilation provide the greatest protection from vapors, liquids, and dusts, but have the greatest tendency to fog. Elastomeric gloves should be inspected before each use and frequently during use for evidence of pinhole leaks, cuts, abrasion, swelling or discoloration. 8. Leather articles (belts, gloves, shoes) that become contaminated should be cleaned and re-used. 9. One of the best places to store your hard hat is on the front seat of your car or truck. 10. Since face shields cover a larger area than safety glasses or goggles, they can be used as primary eye protection. 11. Only non-elastomeric gloves can protect against crushing or pinching injuries of the hand, or from injuries resulting from striking the hand against, or being struck by and object. 12. Metatarsal arch protectors should be used in work areas where the risk of "toe-override" is present, for example, in foundry operations, rigging and other heavy industrial operations. 13. When working with molten metal or in a spark producing operation, goggles should be worn as primary eye protection under the face shield. 14. Elastomeric gloves are intended for immersion into chemicals. Rev.:2/20/95 1 D0 A 040306 r.ONFTOFNTTAL F 15. Puncture-resistant soled footwear should be worn when sharp objects may be present in walking surfaces, such as in d molition and construction activities. L Matching: Match the letter of the term on the right with the phrases on the left. _l_ 1. 2- Jr 3. Designed to protect a lineman from exposure to high voltage Consists of a hard shell attached to a harness that absorbs shock from an object that may fall on the shell Protects against ultra-violet light Seals more tightly to the face 3. &> 6. Jti. cy8. _Q_ 9. Protects against flying fragments, objects, large chips and particles from entering the eyes Reduces the potential for fogging and provides protection while handling chemicals These type gloves are usually made from latex, Neoprene, Viton, or PVC Tingling in the fingers, wetness, burning, and itching, dermatitis can all result after this Protects against abrasion, laceration, extreme heat or cold, hot or molten particles, hazardous chemicals and blood-bome pathogens io- Protects against injury due to falling or rolling objects, objects piercing the sole or exposure to electrical hazards A. Class B Hard Hat B. Safety Glasses C. Evidence of Contact with Chemicals D. Gloves E Goggles F. Hard Hat G. In-direct Ventilation K Elastomeric Gloves L Safety Footwear J. Specially tinted Lenses IH Multiple Choice. Select the most conect answer for the question. 1. Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; Class A Hard Hats Class B hard Hats Class A/B Hard Hats Class C Hard Hats 2. le Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; Elastomeric Gloves Non-Elastomeric Gloves c. Di-electric Glov s d. Biker Gloves Rev.:2/20/95 2 040307 no a c,onf t OF NT T D w Chemical LAD S Ivents / EDC 1 Personal Protective Equipment Training Test Name: Date: 2 / Master # : AVV5^^_________ Employer: Dow Chemical L True/False (Circle T" if the statement is true; Circle "P if the statement is false) T F (j) F T (?) T (f) 0F T (?) T T T Q) F F T For a Class "C" hard hat to protect against electrical shock, the helmet must be dry and free of holes. Tinted lenses should not be worn inside unless required by the operation. 3. Many factors must be considered when selecting a glove: type of hazard; duration, frequency, and degree of exposure; degree of hand dexterity or touch sensitivity required; durability of the glove and the effects of chemical agents on the glove material. 4. All safety footwear is equipped with steel or plastic toe-boxes* that can protect the toes from heavy blows and weights. 5. Hard hats should be cleaned regularly with a mild solvent like paint thinner. 6. Goggles with direct ventilation provide the greatest protection from vapors, liquids, and dusts, but have the greatest tendency to fog. 7. Elastomeric gloves should be inspected before each use and frequently during use for evidence of pinhole leaks, cuts, abrasion, swelling or discoloration. 8. Leather articles (belts, gloves, shoes) that become contaminated should be cleaned and re-used. 9- One of the best places to store your hard hat is on the front seat of your car or truck. 10. Since face shields cover a larger area than safety glasses or goggl s, they can be used as primary eye protection. 11. Only non-elastomeric gloves can protect against crushing or pinching injuries of the hand, or from injuries resulting from striking the hand against, or being struck by and object. 12. Metatarsal arch protectors should be used in work areas where the risk of "toe-override* is present, for example, in foundry operations, rigging and other heavy industrial operations. 13. When working with molten metal or in a spark producing operation, goggles should be worn as primary eye protection under th face shi Id. 14. Elastomeric gloves are intended for imm rsionint chemicals. Rev.:2/20/95 DO A 040308 CONFIDENTIAL F 15. Puncture-resistant soled footwear should be worn when sharp objects may b present in walking surfaces, such as in d molition and construction activities. L Matching: Match the letter of the term on the right with the phrases on the left. A i. F 2. 3" 3. Designed to protect a lineman from exposure to high voltage Consists of a hard shell attached to a harness that absorbs shock from an object that may fall on the shell Protects against ultra-violet light 4. Seals more tightly to the face 5. . Protects against flying fragments, objects, large chips and particles from entering the eyes _2_ 6. Reduces the potential for fogging and provides protection while handling chemicals _tL 7. These type gloves are usually made from latex, Neoprene, Viton, or PVC c 8. Tingling in the fingers, wetness, burning, and itching, dermatitis can all result after this _Q_ 9. X 10. Protects against abrasion, laceration, extreme heat or cold, hot or molten particles, hazardous chemicals and blood-bome pathogens Protects against injury due to falling or rolling objects, objects piercing the sole or exposure to electrical hazards A. Class B Hard Hat B. Safety Glasses C. Evidence of Contact with Chemicals D. Gloves E Goggles F. Hard Hat G. In-direct Ventilation K Elastomeric Gloves L Safety Footwear J. Specially tinted Lenses IIL Multiple Choice. Select the most correct answer for the question. 1. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; a. Class A Hard Hats b. Class B hard Hats Class A/B Hard Hats d. Class C Hard Hats 2. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; (a) Elastomeric Gloves b. Non-Elastomeric Gloves c. Di-electric Gloves d. Biker Glov s Rev.:2/20/95 2 DO A 040309 CONFIDFNTTAl Name Master # : D w Chemical LAD Solv nts / EDC 1 Personal Protective Equipment Training Test vr-t Date: ^ /<^5> ^ Employer: Dow Chemical L True/False (Circle T" if the statement is true; Circle "P if the statement is false) T 0) 1. > F F 2. 3. For a Class `C' hard hat to protect against electrical shock, the helmet must be dry and free of holes. Tinted lenses should not be worn inside unless required by the operation. Many factors must be considered when selecting a glove: type of hazard; duration, frequency, and degree of exposure; degree of hand dexterity or touch sensitivity required; durability of the glove and the effects of chemical agents on the glove material. 4. All safety footwear is equipped with steel or plastic toe-boxes" that can protect the toes from heavy blows and weights. T 5. Hard hats should be cleaned regularly with a mild solvent like paint thinner. 3T 6. Goggles with direct ventilation provide the greatest protection from vapors, liquids, and dusts, but have the greatest tendency to fog. F 7. Elastomeric gloves should be inspected before each use and frequently during use for evidence of pinhole leaks, cuts, abrasion, swelling or discoloration. T f) 8. Leather articles (belts, gloves, shoes) that become contaminated should be cleaned and re-used. T % 9. One of the best places to store your hard hat is on the front seat of your car or truck. 3T ) 10. Since face shields cover a larger area than safety glasses or goggles, they can be used as primary eye protection. T <& 11. Only non-elastomeric gloves can protect against crushing or pinching injuries of the hand, or from injuries resulting from striking the hand against, or being struck by and object $F 12. Metatarsal arch protectors should be used in work areas where the risk of "toe-override* is present, for example, infoundry operations, rigging and other heavy industrial operations. 'vb F 13. When working with molten metal or in a spark producing operation, goggles should be worn as primary eye protection under the face shield. 14. Elastomeric glov s are int nded for immersion int chemicals. ^0 A 040V Rev. : 2/20/95 , CNFrOFNTrc F 15. Puncture-resistant soled footw ar should be worn when sharp objects may be present in walking surfaces, such as in demolition and construction activities. L Matching: Match the letter of the term on the right with the phrases on the left. 4____ 1. 2. 3. Designed to protect a lineman from exposure to high voltage Consists of a hard shell attached to a harness that absorbs shock from an object that may fall on the shell Protects against ultra-violet light ____ 4. L. 5. Seals more tightly to the face Protects against flying fragments, objects, large chips arid particles from entering the eyes 6. _ 7. Reduces the potential for fogging and provides protection while handling chemicals These type gloves are usually made from latex, Neoprene, Viton, or PVC JL- 8. Tingling in the fingers, wetness, burning, and itching, dermatitis can all result after this JlS. 9- Protects against abrasion, laceration, extreme heat or cold, hot or molten particles, hazardous chemicals and blood-bome pathogens 10. Protects against injury due to falling or rolling objects, objects piercing the sole or exposure to electrical hazards A. Class B Hard Hat B. Safety Glasses C. Evidence of Contact with Chemicals D. Gloves E Goggles F. Hard Hat G. In-direct Ventilation K Elastomeric Gloves L Safety Footwear J. Specially tinted Lenses ID. Multiple Choice. Select the most correct answer for the question. 1. Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; Class A Hard Hats Class B hard Hats Class A/B Hard Hats Class C Hard Hats 2. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; &. Elastomeric Gloves (jL Non-Elastomeric Gloves \o. Di-electric Gloves d. Biker Gloves Rev.:2/20/95 2 DO A COMF T Name: Master # : D w Chemical LAD Solv nts / EDC 1 Personal Protective Equipment Training Test Cojdueji Date: <3, 1^5 t\A _______ Employer: Dow Chemical L True/False (Circle T if the statement is true; Circle BF' if the statement is false) A @ 1. For a Class "C" hard hat to protect against electrical shock, the helmet must be dry and free of holes. E) f /0 F 2. 3. v4) F 4. vA 0 5. /T 6. Tinted lenses should not be worn inside unless required by the operation. Many factors must be considered when selecting a glove: type of hazard; duration, frequency, and degree of exposure; degree of hand dexterity or touch sensitivity required; durability of the glove and the effects of chemical agents on the glove material. All safety footwear is equipped with steel or plastic "toe-boxes" that can protect the toes from heavy blows and weights. Hard hats should be cleaned regularly with a mild solvent like paint thinner. Goggles with direct ventilation provide the greatest protection from vapors, liquids, and dusts, but have the greatest tendency to fog. / F 7. /t 8. Elastomeric gloves should be inspected before each use and frequently during use for evidence of pinhole leaks, cuts, abrasion, swelling or discoloration. Leather articles (belts, gloves, shoes) that become contaminated should be cleaned and re-used. V7 T (f) 9. One of the best places to store your hard hat is on the front seat of your car or truck. /t 10. Since face shields cover a larger area than safety glasses or goggles, they can be used as primary eye protection. 4 11. Only non-elastomeric gloves can protect against crushing or pinching injuries of the hand, or from injuries resulting from striking the hand against, or being struck by and object. / F 12. Metatarsal arch protectors should be used in work areas where the risk of "toe-override" is present, for example, in foundry operations, rigging and other heavy industrial operations. / F 13. When working with molten metal or in a spark producing operation, goggles should be worn as primary eye protection under the face shield. /t 0 14. Elastomeric gloves are intended for immersion into chemicals. Rev.: 2/20/95 1 DO A 040313 OONF T OFNTIAI, T F 15. Puncture-resistant soled footwear should be worn when sharp objects may be present in walking surfaces, such as in demolition and construction activities. I Matching: Match the letter of the term on the right with the phrases on the left. /ft 1. /l 2. // 3. Designed to protect a lineman from exposure to high voltage Consists of a hard shell attached to a harness that absorbs shock from an object that may fall on the shell Protects against ultra-violet light /e> 4. 5. \f o 6. /jl 7. /O 8. /ft) 9. / 4- 10. Seals more tightly to the face Protects against flying fragments, objects, large chips and particles from entering the eyes Reduces the potential for fogging and provides protection while handling chemicals These type gloves are usually made from latex, Neoprene, Viton, or PVC Tingling in the fingers, wetness, burning, and itching, dermatitis can all result after this Protects against abrasion, laceration, extreme heat or cold, hot or molten particles, hazardous chemicals and blood-bome pathogens Protects against injury due to falling or rolling objects, objects piercing the sole or exposure to electrical hazards A/ Class B Hard Hat B./ Safety Glasses cy Evidence of Contact with Cherfiicals dx Gloves Ey Goggles f/ Hard Hat G./ In-direct Ventilation k/ Elastomeric Gloves LJ Safety Footwear j./ Specially tinted Lens 111. Multiple Choice. Select the most correct answer for the question. 1. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; a, Class A Hard Hats Class B hard Hats Class A/B Hard Hats Class C Hard Hats 2. Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; Elastomeric Gloves Non-Elastomeric Gloves c. Di-electric Gloves d. Bik r Gloves Rev.:2/20/95 2 DO A 040313 CONFTDFNT't Al Name Master # D w Chemical LAD S Ivents / EDC 1 . Personal Protective Equipment Training Test 4'^ Date: ^ ______ Employer: Dow Chemical L True/False (Circle T' if the statement is true; Circle "P if the statement is false) For a Class "C" hard hat to protect against electrical shock, the helmet must be dry and free of holes. F 2. Tinted lenses should not be worn inside unless required by the operation. F 3. Many factors must be considered when selecting a glove: type of hazard; duration, frequency, and degree of exposure; degree of hand dexterity or touch sensitivity required; durability of the glove and the effects of chemical agents on the glove material. F 4. All safety footwear is equipped with steel or plastic 'toe-boxes' that can protect the toes from heavy blows and weights. T 5. Hard hats should be cleaned regularly with a mild solvent like paint thinner. T 6. Goggles with direct ventilation provide the greatest protection from vapors, liquids, and dusts, but have the greatest tendency to fog. F 7. Elastomeric gloves should be inspected before each use and frequently during use for evidence of pinhole leaks, cuts, abrasion, swelling or discoloration. T Leather articles (belts, gloves, shoes) that become contaminated should be cleaned and re-used. T 9. One of the best places to store your hard hat is on the front seat of your car or truck. T 10. Since face shields cover a larger area than safety glasses or goggles, they can be used as primary eye protection. JT 11. Only non-elastomeric gloves can protect against crushing or pinching injuries of the hand, or from injuries resulting from striking the hand against, or being struck by and object. F (9 F 12. Metatarsal arch protectors should be used in work areas where the risk of "toe-override" is present, for example, in foundry operations, rigging and other heavy industrial operations. 13. When working with molten metal or in a spark producing operation, goggles should be worn as primary eye protection under the face shield. 14. Elastomeric gloves are intended for immersion into chemicals. Rev.;2/20/95 1 00 A 040314 confidential F 15. Puncture-resistant soled footw ar should be worn when sharp objects may be present in walking surfaces, such as in demolition and construction activities. I Matching: Match the letter of the term on the right with the phrases on the left. o p p pp s K > Designed to protect a lineman from exposure to high voltage Consists of a hard shell attached to a harness that absorbs shock from an object that may fall on the shell Protects against ultra-violet light 4. Seals more tightly to the face 5. Protects against flying fragments, objects, large chips and particles from entering the eyes 6. Reduces the potential for fogging and provides protection while handling chemicals 7. These type gloves are usually made from latex, Neoprene, Viton, or PVC JL, _L_ io. Tingling in the fingers, wetness, burning, and itching, dermatitis can all result after this Protects against abrasion, laceration, extreme heat or cold, hot or molten particles, hazardous chemicals and blood-bome pathogens Protects against injury due to failing or rolling objects, objects piercing the sole or exposure to electrical hazards A. Class B Hard Hat B. Safety Glasses C. Evidence of Contact with Chemicals D. Gloves E Goggles F. Hard Hat G. In-direct Ventilation K Elastomeric Gloves L Safety Footwear J. Specially tinted Lenses in. Multiple Choice. Select the most correct answer for the question. 1. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; a. Class A Hard Hats Class B hard Hats Class A/B Hard Hats Class C Hard Hats 2. Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; Elastomeric Gloves Non-Elastomeric Gloves Di-electric Gloves Bik r Gloves Rev.:2/20/95 2 A 040 CONFIDENT Name: Master # : Dow Chemical LAD Solvents/ EDC1 Personal Protective Equipment Training Test Dat": -.<? 1 JBj?. 5~ 9 Employer : Dow Chemical L True/False (Circle "T" if the statement is true; Circle "F' if the statement is false) a>T i. For a Class 'C' hard hat to protect against electrical shock, the helmet must be dry and free of holes. OF oF 2. Tinted lenses should not be worn inside unless required by the operation. 3. Many factors must be considered when selecting a glove: type of hazard; duration, frequency, and degree of exposure; degree of hand dext rity or touch sensitivity required; durability of the glove and the effects of chemical agents on the glove material. F 4. All safety footwear is equipped with steel or plastic ``toe-boxes' that can protect the toes from heavy blows and weights. T 5. T 6. CD F 7. Hard hats should be cleaned regularly with a mild solvent like paint thinner. Goggles with direct ventilation provide the greatest protection from vapors, liquids, and dusts, but have the greatest tendency to fog. Elastomeric gloves should be inspected before each use and frequ ntly during use for evidence of pinhole leaks, cuts, abrasion, swelling or discoloration. T 8. T d) 9. Leather articles (belts, gloves, shoes) that become contaminated should be cleaned and re-used. One of the best places to store your hard hat is on the front seat of your car or truck. T 10. Since face shields cover a larger area than safety glasses or goggles, they can be used as primary eye protection. <DT 11. Only non-elastomeric gloves can protect against crushing or pinching injuries of the hand, or from injuries resulting from striking the hand against, or being struck by and object. <D F 12. Metatarsal arch protectors should be used in work areas where the risk of 'toe-override' is present, for example, in foundry operations, rigging and other heavy industrial operations. tohoi S Lft F T (3 Rev. 13. When working with molten metal or in a spark producing operation, goggles should be worn as primary eye protection under the face shield. 14. Elastomeric gloves are int nded for immersion into chemicals. . DO A 040310 . CONFTDFNTTAL j7 F 15. Puncture-resistant soled footwear should be worn wh n sharp obj cts may be present in walking surfaces, such as in demolition and construction activities. L Matching: Match the letter of the term on the right with the phrases on the left. _Zd. i. Designed to protect a lineman from exposure to high voltage 2. O' 3. e 4. Consists of a hard shell attached to a harness that absorbs shock from an object that may fall on the shell Protects against ultra-violet light Seals more tightly to the face 5. Protects against flying fragments, objects, large chips and particles from entering the eyes 6. JL 7. Reduces the potential for fogging and provides protection while handling chemicals These type gloves are usually made from latex, Neoprene, Viton, or PVC 8. Tingling in the fingers, wetness, burning, and itching, dermatitis can ail result after this 9. Protects against abrasion, laceration, extreme heat or cold, hot or molten particles, hazardous chemicals and blood-borne pathogens 10. Protects against injury due to falling or rolling objects, objects piercing the sole or exposure to electrical hazards A. Class B Hard Hat B. Safety Glasses C. Evidence of Contact with Chemicals D. Gloves E Goggles F. Hard Hat G. In-direct Ventilation K Elastomeric Gloves L Safety Footwear J. Specially tinted Lenses ID. Multiple Choice. Select the most correct answer for the question. 1. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; a. Class A Hard Hats Class B hard Hats Class A/B Hard Hats Class C Hard Hats 2. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; a) Elastomeric Gloves Non-Elastomeric Gloves c. Di-electric Gloves d. Biker Gloves Rev.:2/20/95 2 00 a 040317 CONF I OF NT T A1 Dow Chemical LAD S Ivents / EDC 1 Personal Protective Equipment Training Test Date: I Employer: Dow Chemical L True/False (Circle'T' if the statement is true; Circle "P if the statement is false) T (5 F F 4F T t HD &F T @> TQ T 6F 0f TF 1. For a Class "C" hard hat to protect against electrical shock, the helmet must be dry and free of holes. 2. Tinted lenses should not be worn inside unless required by the operation. 3. Many factors must be considered when selecting a glove: type of hazard; duration, frequency, and degree of exposure; degree of hand dexterity or touch sensitivity required; durability of the glove and the effects of chemical agents on the glove material. 4. All safety footwear is equipped with steel or plastic "toe-boxes" that can protect the toes from heavy blows and weights. 5. Hard hats should be cleaned regularly with a mild solvent like paint thinner. 6. Goggles with direct ventilation provide the greatest protection from vapors, liquids, and dusts, but have the greatest tendency to fog. 7. Elastomeric gloves should be inspected before each use and frequently during use for evidence of pinhole leaks, cuts, abrasion, swelling or discoloration. 8. Leather articles (belts, gloves, shoes) that become contaminated should be cleaned and re-used. 9. One of the best places to store your hard hat is on the front seat of your car or truck. 10. Since face shields cover a larger area than safety glasses or goggles, they can be used as primary eye protection. 11. Only non-elastomeric gloves can protect against crushing or pinching injuries of the hand, or from injuries resulting from striking the hand against, or being struck by and object 12. Metatarsal arch protectors should be used in work areas where th risk of "toe-override" is present, for example, in foundry operations, rigging and other heavy industrial operations. 13. When working with molten metal or in a spark producing operation, goggles should be worn as primary eye protection under the face shield. 14. Elastomeric gloves are intended for immersion into chemicals. Rev.:2/20/95 00 A 0403io CONFTDFNTTA! F 15. Puncture-resistant soled footw ar should be worn when sharp objects may be present in walking surfaces, such as in demolition and construction activities. L Matching: Match the letter of the term on the right with the phrases on the left. -2- 1. _L 2. 2 3. Designed to protect a lineman from exposure to high voltage Consists of a hard shell attached to a harness that absorbs shock from an object that may fall on the shell Protects against ultra-violet light 4. Seals more tightly to the face 5. & 6. 2 7. CL 8. j> 9. 2 10. Protects against flying fragments, objects, large chips and particles from entering the eyes ' Reduces the potential for fogging and provides protection while handling chemicals These type gloves are usually made from latex, Neoprene, Viton, or PVC Tingling in the fingers, wetness, burning, and itching, dermatitis can all result after this Protects against abrasion, laceration, extreme heat or cold, hot or molten particles, hazardous chemicals and blood-bome pathogens Protects against injury due to falling or roiling objects, objects piercing the sole or exposure to electrical hazards A. Class B Hard Hat B. Safety Glasses G Evidence -of Contact with Chemicals D. Gloves ,'e Goggles F. Hard Hat G. In-direct Ventilation H Elastomeric Gloves L Safety Footwear J. Specially tinted Lenses ID. Multiple Choice. Select the most correct answer for the question. 1. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; a. Class A Hard Hats b. Class B hard Hats Class A/B Hard Hats q. Class C Hard Hats 2. Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; Elastomeric Gloves Non-Elastomeric Gloves Di-electric Gloves Biker Gloves Rev.:2/20/95 2 DO A 040319 OONPTDFNTTAl Name : Master # : Dow Ch mieal LAD Solv nts / ED01 Personal Protective Equipment Training Test Date: 'X Employer: Dow Chemical L True/False (Circle T' if the statement is tme; Circle "F' if the statement is false) T CD i. () > F F 2. 3. For a Class `C* hard hat to protect against electrical shock, the helmet must be dry and free of holes. Tinted lenses should not be worn inside unless required by the operation. Many factors must be considered when selecting a glove: type of hazard; duration, frequency, and degree of exposure; degree of hand dexterity or touch sensitivity required; durability of the glove and the effects of chemical agents on the glove material. All safety footwear is equipped with steel or plastic `toe-boxes* that can protect the toes from heavy blows and weights. Hard hats should be cleaned regularly with a mild solvent like paint thinner. Goggles with direct ventilation provide the greatest protection from vapors, liquids, and dusts, but have the greatest tendency to fog. Elastomeric gloves should be inspected before each use and frequently during use for evidence of pinhole leaks, cuts, abrasion, swelling or discoloration. Leather articles (belts, gloves, shoes) that become contaminated should be cleaned and re-used. One of the best places to store your hard hat is on the front seat of your car or truck. Since face shields cover a larger area than safety glasses or goggles, they can be used as primary eye protection. Only non-elastomeric gloves can protect against crushing or pinching injuries of the hand, or from injuries resulting from striking the hand against, or being struck by and object. Metatarsal arch protectors should be used in work areas where the risk of `toe-override* is present, for example, in foundry operations, rigging and other heavy industrial operations. 13. When working with molten metal or in a spark producing operation, goggles should be worn as primary eye prot ction und r the face shield. T Rev.:2/20/95 Elastomeric glov s are intended for imm rsion into chemicals. DO A 040370 CONFTDFNTTAi 1 T F 15. Puncture-resistant soled footwear should be worn when sharp objects may be present in walking surfaces, such as in demolition and construction activities. IL Matching: Match the letter of the term on the right with the phrases on the left. JL_ 1. r 2. 3. Designed to protect a lineman from exposure to high voltage Consists of a hard shell attached to a harness that absorbs shock from an object that may fall on the shell Protects against ultra-violet light 4. Seals more tightly to the face 5. Cl__ 6. M 7. c 8. Protects against flying fragments, objects, large chips and particles from entering the eyes Reduces the potential for fogging and provides protection while handling chemicals These type gloves are usually made from latex, Neoprene, Viton, or PVC Tingling in the fingers, wetness, burning, and itching, dermatitis can all result after this JL_ 9. Protects against abrasion, laceration, extreme heat or cold, hot or molten particles, hazardous chemicals and blood-bome pathogens 10. Protects against injury due to failing or rolling objects, objects piercing the sole or exposure to electrical hazards A. Class B Hard Hat B. Safety Glasses C. Evidence of Contact with Chemicals D. Gloves E Goggles F. Hard Hat G. In-direct Ventilation K Elastomeric Gloves L Safety Footwear J. Specially tinted Lenses III. Multiple Choice. Select the most correct answer for the question. 1. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; a. Class A Hard Hats b. Class B hard Hats (w Class A/B Hard Hats Class C Hard Hats 2. le Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; Elastomeric Gloves Non-Elastomeric Gloves c. Di-electric Gloves d. Biker Gloves Rev 2/20/95 2 Oo L040^ T^NTt^ D w Chemical LAD Solvents / EDC 1 Personal Protective Equipment Training Test Name: Aufaii. Date: ^ 12 <L- Master # : 2 / f_________ Employer : Dow Chemical I. True/False (Circle "T" if the statement is true; Circle T" if the statement is false) T () 1. For a Class *C hard hat to protect against electrical shock, the helmet must be dry and free of holes. $ f 2. Tinted lenses should not be worn inside unless required by the operation. ^ F 3. Many factors must be considered when selecting a glove: type of hazard; duration, frequency, and degree of exposure; degree of hand dexterity or touch sensitivity required; durability of the glove and the effects of chemical agents on the glove material. <5> F 4. All safety footwear is equipped with steel or plastic `toe-boxes" that can protect the toes from heavy blows and weights. T (J) 5. T dP 6. Hard hats should be cleaned regularly with a mild solvent like paint thinner. Goggles with direct ventilation provide the greatest protection from vapors, liquids, and dusts, but have the greatest tendency to fog. F 7. Elastomeric gloves should be inspected before each use and frequently during use for evidence of pinhole leaks, cuts, abrasion, swelling or discoloration. T lE 8. T 'fr 9. Leather articles (belts, gloves, shoes) that become contaminated should be cleaned and re-used. One of the best places to store your hard hat is on the front seat of your car or truck. 10. Since face shields cover a larger area than safety glasses or goggles, they can be used as primary eye protection. DT 11. Only non-elastomeric gloves can protect against crushing or pinching injuries of the hand, or from injuries resulting from striking the hand against, or being struck by and object. &F 12. Metatarsal arch protectors should be used in work areas where th risk of "toe-override" is present, for example, in foundry operations, rigging and other heavy industrial operations. &> f 13. When working with molten metal or in a spark producing operation, goggles should be worn as primary eye protection under the face shield. T 14. Elastom ric gloves are intended for immersion into chemical*. r>o Rev.: 2/20/95 ^Oajp- * 4 0. 1 e> f 15. Puncture-resistant soled footwear should be worn when sharp objects may be present in walking surfaces, such as in demolition and construction activities. 1 Matching: Match the letter of the term on the right with the phrases on the left. w 1. Designed to protect a lineman from exposure to high voltage 2. Consists of a hard shell attached to a harness that absorbs shock from an object that may fall on the shell 3. Protects against ultra-violet light 4. i? 5. 6. hL 7. c. 8. jL 9. X 10. Seals more tightly to the face Protects against flying fragments, objects, large chips and particles from entering the eyes Reduces the potential for fogging and provides protection while handling chemicals These type gloves are usually made from latex, Neoprene, Viton, or PVC Tingling in the fingers, wetness, burning, and itching, dermatitis can all result after this Protects against abrasion, laceration, extreme heat or cold, hot or molten particles, hazardous chemicals and blood-bome pathogens Protects against injury due to falling or rolling objects, objects piercing the sole or exposure to electrical hazards A. Class B Hard Hat B. Safety Glasses C. Evidence of Contact with Chemicals D. Gloves E Goggles F. Hard Hat G. In-direct Ventilation K Elastomeric Gloves l Safety Footwear J. Specially tinted Lenses IK. Multiple Choice. Select the most correct answer for the question. 1. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; a. Class A Hard Hats b. Class B hard Hats Class A/B Hard Hats d. Class C Hard Hats 2. Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; Elastomeric Gloves Non-Elastomeric Gloves c. Di-electric Gloves d. Biker Gloves Rev.:2/20/95 2 DO A 0403?;-! r.ONFTDFNTTAl Dow Chemical LAD Solv nts / EDC 1 Personal Protective Equipment Training Test Name : ///, A oc/c_______ Date: <- I ^Jl Master # : 43 3S24- Employer : Dow Chemical L True/False (Circle T" if the statement is true; Circle "P if the statement is false) T (F) 1. ' (jJ F C1) F 2. 3. Cx) F 4. T (SD T 5. 6. F 7. T 8. T ) 9. T 10. T (F) 11. GD F 12. (t) F 13. T () 14. For a Class "C' hard hat to protect against electrical shock, the helmet must be dry and free of holes. Tinted lenses should not be worn inside unless required by the operation. Many factors must be considered when selecting a glove: type of hazard; duration, frequency, and degree of exposure; degree of hand dexterity or touch sensitivity required; durability of the glove and the effects of chemical agents on the glove material. All safety footwear is equipped with steel or plastic 'toe-boxes" that can protect the toes from heavy blows and weights. Hard hats should be cleaned regularly with a mild solvent like paint thinner. Goggles with direct ventilation provide the greatest protection from vapors, liquids, and dusts, but have the greatest tendency to fog. Elastomeric gloves should be inspected before each use and frequently during use for evidence of pinhole leaks, cuts, abrasion, swelling or discoloration. Leather articles (belts, gloves, shoes) that become contaminated should be cleaned and re-used. One of the best places to store your hard hat is on the front seat of your car or truck. Since face shields cover a larger area than safety glasses or goggles, they can be used as primary eye protection. Only non-elastomeric gloves can protect against crushing or pinching injuries of the hand, or from injuries resulting from striking the hand against, or being struck by and object. Metatarsal arch protectors should be used in work areas where the risk of "toe-override" is present, for example, in foundry operations, rigging and other heavy industrial operations. When working with molten metal or in a spark producing operation, goggles should be worn as primary eye protection under the face shield. Elastomeric gloves are int nd dforimm rsion into chemicals. Rev..'2/20/95 1 no OOfyfr A 0403? 4 TFNT7Al F 15. Puncture-resistant soled footwear should be worn when sharp objects may be present in walking surfaces, such as in demolition and construction activities. L Matching: Match the letter of the term on the right with the phrases on the left. -IL i. _3_ 2. 3. Designed to protect a lineman from exposure to high voltage Consists of a hard shell attached to a harness that absorbs shock from an object that may fall on the shell Protects against ultra-violet light 4. B 5. Seals more tightly to the face Protects against flying fragments, objects, large chips and particles from entering the eyes 6. JL 7. Reduces the potential for fogging and provides protection while handling chemicals These type gloves are usually made from latex, Neoprene, Viton, or PVC 8. h 9. Tingling in the fingers, wetness, burning, and itching, dermatitis can all result after this Protects against abrasion, laceration, extreme heat or cold, hot or molten particles, hazardous chemicals and blood-bome pathogens 10. Protects against injury due to falling or rolling objects, objects piercing the sole or exposure to electrical hazards A: Class B Hard Hat Br Safety Glasses S2r. Evidence of Contact with Chemicals er Gloves T Goggles -r. Hard Hat GT. In-direct Ventilation Hr Elastomeric Gloves <\r Safety Footwear -d: Specially tinted Lenses ID. Multiple Choice. Select the most correct answer for the question. 1. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; a. Class A Hard Hats b. Class B hard Hats <3> Class A/B Hard Hats d. Class C Hard Hats 2. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; Elastomeric Gloves b. Non-Elastomeric Gloves c. Di-electric Glov s d. Bik r Gloves no A n Rev.:2/20/95 2 Dow Ch mlcal LAD Solv nts / EDC1 Personal Protective Equipment Training Test : TjdrrtC i Name Date: cJ- / ^ 3 I Master # : L/)J/*? tQ9 Employer: Dow Chemical l True/False (Circle T' if the statement is true; Circle "F' if the statement is false) T (2 GF GF CV F T T& Cj) F tG T Cf) te t^ 6) p cV F TF 1. For a Class "C" hard hat to protect against electrical shock, the helmet must be dry and free of holes. 2. Tinted lenses should not be worn inside unless required by the operation. 3. Many factors must be considered when selecting a glove: type of hazard; duration, frequency, and degree of exposure; degree of hand dexterity or touch sensitivity required; durability of the glove and the effects of chemical agents on the glove material. 4. All safety footwear is equipped with steel or plastic "toe-boxes' that can protect the toes from heavy blows and weights. 5. Hard hats should be cleaned regularly with a mild solvent like paint thinner. 6. Goggles with direct ventilation provide the greatest protection from vapors, liquids, and dusts, but have the greatest tendency to fog. 7. Elastomeric gloves should be inspected before each use and frequently during use for evidence of pinhole leaks, cuts, abrasion, swelling or discoloration. 8. Leather articles (belts, gloves, shoes) that become contaminated should be cleaned and re-used. 9. One of the best places to store your hard hat is on the front seat of your car or truck. 10. Since face shields cover a larger area than safety glasses or goggl s, they can be used as primary eye protection. 11. Only non-elastomeric gloves can protect against crushing or pinching injuries of the hand, or from injuries resulting from striking the hand against, or being struck by and object. 12. Metatarsal arch protectors should be used in work areas where th risk of "toe-override' is present, for example, in foundry operations, rigging and other heavy industrial operations. 13. When working with molten metal or in a spark producing operation, goggles should be worn as primary eye protection under the face shield. 14.) Elastomeric gloves are intended f r immersion into chemicals. Rev.:2/20/95 l HO A 040306 OONFTDFNTTA! F 15. Puncture-resistant soled footwear sh uld be worn when sharp objects may be present in walking surfaces, such as in demolition and construction activities. L Matching: Match the letter of the term on the right with the phrases on the left. A 1. Designed to protect a lineman from exposure to high voltage 2. Consists of a hard shell attached to a harness that absorbs shock from an object that may fall on the shell - d 3. Protects against ultra-violet light 4. Seals more tightly to the face 5. Protects against flying fragments, objects, large chips and particles from entering the eyes 6. JL 7. Reduces the potential for fogging and provides protection while handling chemicals These type gloves are usually made from latex, Neoprene, Viton, or PVC 8. _Q_ 9. X- 10. Tingling in the fingers, wetness, burning, and itching, dermatitis can all result after this Protects against abrasion, laceration, extreme heat or cold, hot or molten particles, hazardous chemicals and blood-bome pathogens Protects against injury due to falling or rolling objects, objects piercing the sole or exposure to electrical hazards A. Class B Hard Hat B. Safety Glasses C. Evidence of Contact with Chemicals D. Gloves E Goggles F. Hard Hat G. In-direct Ventilation H. Elastomeric Gloves L Safety Footwear J. Specially tinted Lenses III. Multiple Choice. Select the most correct answer for the question. 1. Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; Class A Hard Hats Class B hard Hats Class A/B Hard Hats Class C Hard Hats 2. Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; Elastomeric Gloves Non-Elastomeric Glov s c. Di-electric Glov s d. Biker Gloves Rev,:2/20/95 2 On OOMpr 4q ropAIT Name : Master # : Dow Chemical LAD S tvents / EDC 1 Personal Protective Equipment Training Test Date: /33 /7S 3 Employer : Dow Chemical L True/False (Circle T' if the statement is true; Circle T" if the statement is false) T 1. For a Class "C" hard hat to protect against electrical shock, the helmet must be dry and free of holes. 2. Tinted lenses should not be worn inside unless required by the operation. 3. Many factors must be considered when selecting a glove: type of hazard; duration, frequency, and degree of exposure; degree of hand dexterity or touch sensitivity required; durability of the glove and the effects of chemical agents on the glove material. & F 4. All safety footwear is equipped with steel or plastic 'toe-boxes' that can protect the toes from heavy blows and weights. 5. Hard hats should be cleaned regularly with a mild solvent like paint thinner. 6. Goggles with direct ventilation provide the greatest protection from vapors, liquids, and dusts, but have the greatest tendency to fog. 7. Elastomeric gloves should be inspected before each use and frequently during use for evidence of pinhole leaks, cuts, abrasion, swelling or discoloration. T T 9- Leather articles (belts, gloves, shoes) that become contaminated should be cleaned and re-used. One of the best places to store your hard hat is on the front seat of your car or truck. T T <3 0- Cj) F %T Since face shields cover a larger area than safety glasses or goggles, they can be used as primary eye protection. 11. Only non-elastomeric gloves can protect against crushing or pinching injuries of the hand, or from injuries resulting from striking the hand against, or being struck by and object. 12. Metatarsal arch protectors should be used in work areas where the risk of "toe-override' is present, for example, in foundry operations, rigging and other heavy industrial operations. 13. When working with molten metal or in a spark producing operation, goggles should be worn as primary eye protection under the face shield. 14. Elastomeric gloves are intended for immersion into chemicals. Rev.:2/20/95 D0 A 0403^8 CnNFTD'NTTAl, F 15. Puncture-resistant soled footwear should b worn when sharp objects may be present in walking surfaces, such as in demolition and construction activities. Matching: Match the letter of the term on the right with the phrases on the left. JL. 1. _ 2. 3. Designed to protect a lineman from exposure to high voltage Consists of a hard shell attached to a harness that absorbs shock from an object that may frill on the shell Protects against ultra-violet light 4. e 5. Q 6. jL 7. Seals more tightly to the face Protects against flying fragments, objects, large chips and particles from entering the eyes Reduces the potential for fogging and provides protection while handling chemicals These type gloves are usually made from latex, Neoprene, Viton, or PVC 8. Tingling in the fingers, wetness, burning, and itching, dermatitis can all result after this 9. Protects against abrasion, laceration, extreme heat or cold, hot or molten particles, hazardous chemicals and blood-bome pathogens 10. Protects against injury due to falling or rolling objects, objects piercing the sole or exposure to electrical hazards A. Class B Hard Hat B. Safety Glasses C. Evidence of Contact with Chemicals D. Gloves E Goggles F. Hard Hat G. In-direct Ventilation K Elastomeric Gloves L Safety Footwear J. Specially tinted Lens 8L Multiple Choice. Select the most correct answer for the question. 1. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; Class A Hard Hats Class B hard Hats <? Class A/B Hard Hats Class C Hard Hats 2. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; 3m Elastomeric Gloves Non-EIastomeric Gloves c. Di-electric Gloves d. Biker Gloves Rev.:2/20/95 2 00 A O40 3F9 OONFIDFNT T Al D w Chemical LAD Solvents / EDC1 Personal Protective Equipment Training Test Name : S\, ill JDate: I2LJJ Master # : iwm Employer: Dow Chemical L True/False (Circle'T' if the statement is true; Circle T" if the statement is false) For a Class "C" hard hat to protect against electrical shock, the helmet must be dry and free of holes. Tinted lenses should not be worn inside unless required by the operation. Many factors must be considered when selecting a glove: type of hazard; duration, frequency, and degree of exposure; degree of hand dexterity or touch sensitivity required; durability of the glove and the effects of chemical agents on the glove material. All safety footwear is equipped with steel or plastic toe-boxes'' that can protect the toes from heavy blows and weights. Hard hats should be cleaned regularly with a mild solvent like paint thinner. Goggles with direct ventilation provide the greatest protection from vapors, liquids, and dusts, but have the greatest tendency to fog. Elastomeric gloves should be inspected before each use and frequently during use for evidence of pinhole leaks, cuts, abrasion, swelling or discoloration. T 8. Leather articles (belts, gloves, shoes) that become contaminated should be cleaned and re-used. T F 9. One of the best places to store your hard hat is on the front seat of your car or truck. TF 10. Since face shields cover a larger area than safety glasses or goggles, they can be used as primary eye protection. TF 11. Only non-elastomeric gloves can protect against crushing or pinching injuries of the hand, or from injuries resulting from striking the hand against, or being struck by and object. T F 12. Metatarsal arch protectors should be used in work areas where th risk of "toe-override" is present, for example, in foundry operations, rigging and other heavy industrial operations. F 13. When working with molten metal or in a spark producing operation, goggles should be worn as primary eye protection under the face shield. T 14. Elastom ric gloves are int nded for immersion into chemicals. Rev.:2/20/95 no l A C ONF r^TTAi T F 15. Puncture-resistant soled footw ar should be worn when sharp objects may be pres nt in walking surfaces, such as in demolition and construction activities. L Matching: Match the letter of the term on the right with the phrases on the left. JL 1. 2. J 3. Designed to protect a lineman from exposure to high voltage Consists of a hard shell attached to a harness that absorbs shock from an object that may fall on the shell Protects against ultra-violet light c 4. _2_ 5. 66. H 7. Seals more tightly to the face Protects against flying fragments, objects, large chips and particles from entering the eyes Reduces the potential for fogging and provides protection while handling chemicals These type gloves are usually made from latex, Neoprene, Viton, or PVC 8. D 9. Tingling in the fingers, wetness, burning, and itching, dermatitis can all result after this Protects against abrasion, laceration, extreme heat or cold, hot or molten particles, hazardous chemicals and blood-bome pathogens r 10. Protects against injury due to falling or rolling objects, objects piercing the sole or exposure to electrical hazards A. Class B Hard Hat ^ y B. Safety Glasses C Evidence of Contact ^ with Chemicals D. Gloves ^ E Goggles F. Hard Hat ^ G. In-direct Ventilation y K Elastomeric Gloves L Safety Footwear ^ J. Specially tinted Lenses ID. Multiple Choice. Select the most correct answer for the question. 1. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; a. Class A Hard Hats b. Class B hard Hats Class A/B Hard Hats d. Class C Hard Hats 2. Thes Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; y^ Elastomeric Gloves & Non-Elastomeric Gloves c. Di-electric Gloves d. Bik rGlov s Rev.: 2/20/95 2 DO A 040331 OONF T DFNT T Al, Name: Master # : Y3 D w Chemical LAD Solv nts / EDC1 Personal Protective Equipment Training Test Date: 3 \ 3 j frl? Employer: Dow Chemical L True/False (Circle'T' if the statement is true; Circle "P if the statement is false) T, F iP F F T T F T T T T F <32 F T 1. For a Class *C" hard hat to protect against electrical shock, the helm t must be dry and free of holes. 2. Tinted lenses should not be worn inside unless required by the operation. 3. Many factors must be considered when selecting a glove: type of hazard; duration, frequency, and degree of exposure; degree of hand dexterity or touch sensitivity required; durability of the glove and the effects of chemical agents on the glove material. 4. All safety footwear is equipped with steel or plastic `toe-boxes' that can protect the toes from heavy blows and weights. 5. Hard hats should be cleaned regularly with a mild solvent like paint thinner. 6. Goggles with direct ventilation provide the greatest protection from vapors, liquids, and dusts, but have the greatest tendency to fog. 7. Elastomeric gloves should be inspected before each use and frequently during use for evidence of pinhole leaks, cuts, abrasion, swelling or discoloration. 8. Leather articles (belts, gloves, shoes) that become contaminated should be cleaned and re-used. 9. One of the best places to store your hard hat is on the front seat of your car or truck. 10. Since face shields cover a larger area than safety glasses or goggles, they can be used as primary eye protection. 11. Only non-elastomeric gloves can protect against crushing or pinching injuries of the hand, or from injuries resulting from striking the hand against, or being struck by and object. 12. Metatarsal arch protectors should be used in work areas where the risk of "toe-override" is present, for example, in foundry operations, rigging and other heavy industrial operations. 13. When working with molten metal or in a spark producing operation, goggles should be worn as primary eye protection under the face shield. 14. Elastom ric gloves are intended for immersion into chemicals. Rev.:2/20/95 1 00 A 04033? CONFTDFNTT Al F 15. Puncture-resistant soled footw ar should be worn wh n sharp objects may be present in walking surfaces, such as in demolition and construction activities. Matching: Match the letter of the term on the right with the phrases on the left. Designed to protect a lineman from exposure to high voltage Consists of a hard shell attached to a harness that absorbs shock from an object that may fall on the shell Protects against ultra-violet light a 6. % 7. Seals more tightly to the face Protects against flying fragments, objects, large chips and particles from entering the eyes Reduces the potential for fogging and provides protection while handling chemicals These type gloves are usually made from latex, Neoprene, Viton, or PVC Tingling in the fingers, wetness, burning, and itching, dermatitis can all result after this Protects against abrasion, laceration, extreme heat or cold, hot or molten particles, hazardous chemicals and blood-bome pathogens Protects against injury due to falling or rolling objects, objects piercing the sole or exposure to electrical hazards A. Class B Hard Hat B. Safety Glasses C. Evidence of Contact with Chemicals D. Gloves E Goggles F. Hard Hat G. In-direct Ventilation K Elastomeric Gloves L Safety Footwear J. Specially tinted Lenses OL Multiple Choice. Select the most correct answer for the question. 1. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; a. Class A Hard Hats Class B hard Hats Class A/B Hard Hats Class C Hard Hats 2. Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; Elastomeric Gloves Non-Elastomeric Gloves c. Di-electric Gloves d. Biker Glov s Rev.:2/20/95 2 DO Master # : Dow Ch mical LAD Solvents / EDC 1 Personal Protective Equipment Training Test Date: ^ ^ / 9S~ Employer: Dow Chemical (Circle'T' if the statement is true; Circle HF' if the statement is false) 1. For a Class "C" hard hat to protect against electrical shock, the helmet must be dry and free of holes. 2. Tinted lenses should not be worn inside unless required by the operation. 3. Many factors must be considered when selecting a glove: type of hazard; duration, frequency, and degree of exposure; degree of hand dexterity or touch sensitivity required; durability of the glove and the effects of chemical agents on the glove material. 4. All safety footwear is equipped with steel or plastic `toe-boxes' that can protect the toes from heavy blows and weights. 5. Hard hats should be cleaned regularly with a mild solvent like paint thinner. 6. . Goggles with direct ventilation provide the greatest protection from vapors, liquids, and dusts, but have the greatest tendency to fog. 7. Elastomeric gloves should be inspected before each use and frequently during use for evidence of pinhole leaks, cuts, abrasion, swelling or discoloration. 8. Leather articles (belts, gloves, shoes) that become contaminated should be cleaned and re-used. 9. One of the best places to store your hard hat is on the front seat of your car or truck. 10. Since face shields cover a larger area than safety glasses or goggles, they can be used as primary eye protection. 11. Only non-elastomeric gloves can protect against crushing or pinching injuries of the hand, or from injuries resulting from striking the hand against, or being struck by and object 12. Metatarsal arch protectors should be used in work areas where the risk of "toe-override" is present, for example, in foundry operations, rigging and other heavy industrial operations. 13. When working with molten metal or in a spark producing operation, goggles should be worn as primary eye protection under the face shield. 14. Elastomeric gloves are intended for immersion into chemicals. Rev.:2/20/95 DO A 040334 CONFTDFNTTAl F 15. Puncture-resistant soled footwear should be worn when sharp objects may be present in walking surfaces, such as in demolition and construction activities. \L Matching: Match the letter of the term on the right with the phrases on the left. A 1. Designed to protect a lineman from exposure A. Class B Hard Hat to high voltage _ \ \, 2. Consists of a hard shell attached to a harness that absorbs shock from an object that may fall on the shell B. Safety Glasses 3. Protects against ultra-violet light \ L 4. Seals more tightly to the face C Evidence qf Contact with Chemicals D. Gloves JL 5. Protects against flying fragments, objects, large chips and particles from entering the eyes E Goggles 6. Reduces the potential for fogging and provides protection while handling chemicals t 7. These type gloves are usually made from latex, Neoprene, Viton, or PVC cV.- 8. Tingling in the fingers, wetness, burning, and itching, dermatitis can all result after this F. Hard Hat G. In-direct Ventilation K Elastomeric Gloves 9. Protects against abrasion, laceration, extreme heat or cold, hot or molten particles, hazardous chemicals and blood-bome pathogens t 10. Protects against injury due to falling or rolling objects, objects piercing the sole or exposure to electrical hazards L Safety Footwear J. Specially tinted Lenses III. Multiple Choice. Select the most correct answer for the question. 1. \ 2. Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; Class A Hard Hats Class B hard Hats Class A/B Hard Hats Class C Hard Hats The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; <> Elastomeric Gloves b. Non-Elastomeric Gloves c. Di-electric Gloves k d. Biker Gloves Rev.:2/20/95 2 r) A 0403 ^ONFrOFNTTAl Name: Master # : Dow Chemical LAD Solvents / EDC1 Personal Protective Equipment Training Test 'ft uf '( mnoo Date: 3id / Employer: Dow Chemical L True/False (Circle'T' if the statement is true; Circle "F" if the statement is false) 1. For a Class "C* hard hat to protect against electrical shock, the helmet must be dry and free of holes. 2. Tinted lenses should not be worn inside unless required by the operation. 3. Many factors must be considered when selecting a glove: type of hazard; duration, frequency, and degree of exposure; degree of hand dexterity or touch sensitivity required; durability of the glove and the effects of chemical agents on the glove material. 4. All safety footwear is equipped with steel or plastic "toe-boxes* that can protect the toes from heavy blows and weights. 5. Hard hats should be cleaned regularly with a mild solvent like paint thinner. 6. Goggles with direct ventilation provide the greatest protection from vapors, liquids, and dusts, but have the greatest tendency to fog. 7. Elastomeric gloves should be inspected before each use and frequently during use for evidence of pinhole leaks, cuts, abrasion, swelling or discoloration. 8. Leather articles (belts, gloves, shoes) that become contaminated should be cleaned and re-used. 9. One of the best places to store your hard hat is on the front seat of your car or truck. 10. Since face shields cover a larger area than safety glasses or goggles, they can be used as primary eye protection. 11. Only non-elastomeric gloves can protect against crushing or pinching injuries of the hand, or from injuries resulting from striking the hand against, or being struck by and object 12. Metatarsal arch protectors should be used in work areas where the risk of "toe-override" is present, for example, in foundry operations, rigging and other heavy industrial operations. 13. When working with molten metal or in a spark producing operation, goggles should be worn as primary eye protection under the face shield. 14. Elastomeric gloves are intended for immersion into chemicals. Rev.:2/20/95 1 no a 0403rv, OONF TDFNTI Al.,, F 15. Puncture-resistant soled footwear should be worn when sharp objects may be present in walking surfaces, such as in demolition and construction activities. L Matching: Match the letter of the term on the right with the phrases on the left. -it. 1. 2. 3. Designed to protect a lineman from exposure to high voltage Consists of a hard shell attached to a harness that absorbs shock from an object that may fall on the shell Protects against ultra-violet light 4. Jl- 5. -Qi 6. JL~T~ 7. Cls 8. T>- 9. Seals more tightly to the face Protects against flying fragments, objects, large chips and particles from entering the eyes Reduces the potential for fogging and provides protection while handling chemicals These type gloves are usually made from latex, Neoprene, Viton, or PVC Tingling in the fingers, wetness, burning, and itching, dermatitis can all result after this Protects against abrasion, laceration, extreme heat or cold, hot or molten particles, hazardous chemicals and blood-bome pathogens 10. Protects against injury due to falling or rolling objects, objects piercing the sole or exposure to electrical hazards A. Class B Hard Hat B. Safety Glasses C. Evidence of Contact with Chemicals D. Gloves E Goggles F. Hard Hat G. In-direct Ventilation K Elastomeric Gloves L Safety Footwear J. Specially tinted Lenses ID. Multiple Choice. Select the most correct answer for the question. 1. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; a. Class A Hard Hats Class B hard Hats Class A/B Hard Hats Class C Hard Hats 2. Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; Elastomeric Gloves Non-Elastomeric Gloves c. Di-el ctric Gloves d. Biker Gloves Rev.:2/20/95 2 ^A o CONFrOF, Name Master # D w Chemical LAD Solvents / EDC 1 rotective Equipment Training Test Date: Employer: Dow Chemical L True/False (Circle T' if the statement is true; Circle HF' if the statement is false) T <9 tO f F i 2. 3. For a Class *C hard hat to protect against electrical shock, the helmet must be dry and free of holes. Tinted lenses should not be worn inside unless required by the operation. Many factors must be considered when selecting a glove: type of hazard; duration, frequency, and degree of exposure; degree of hand dexterity or touch sensitivity required; durability of the glove and the effects of chemical agents on the glove material. F 4. All safety footwear is equipped with steel or plastic 'toe-boxes'' that can protect the toes from heavy blows and weights. 5. Hard hats should be cleaned regularly with a mild solvent like paint thinner. 6. Goggles with direct ventilation provide the greatest protection from vapors, liquids, and dusts, but have the greatest tendency to fog. F 7. Elastomeric gloves should be inspected before each use and frequently during use for evidence of pinhole leaks, cuts, abrasion, swelling or discoloration. 8. Leather articles (belts, gloves, shoes) that become contaminated should be cleaned and re-used. 9. One of the best places to store your hard hat is on the front seat of your car or truck. 10. Since face shields cover a larger area than safety glasses or goggles, they can be used as primary eye protection. 11. Only non-elastomeric gloves can protect against crushing or pinching injuries of the hand, or from injuries resulting from striking the hand against, or being struck by and object. 9F 12. Metatarsal arch protectors should be used in work areas where the risk of "toe-override* is present, for example, in foundry operations, rigging and other heavy industrial operations. <5 F 13. When working with molten metal or in a spark producing operation, goggles should be worn as primary eye protection under the face shield. T (!) 14. Elastomeric gloves are int nded for immersion int ch micals. Rev.;2/20/95 1 DO A 04033A GONFTDFNTIAL F 15. Puncture-resistant soled footwear should be worn when sharp objects may be present in walking surfaces, such as in demolition and construction activities. 1 Matching: Match the letter of the term on the right with the phrases on the left. -P- 1. L. 2. J 3. Designed to protect a lineman from exposure to high voltage Consists of a hard shell attached to a harness that absorbs shock from an object that may fall on the shell Protects against ultra-violet light -L. 4. j%_ 5. Q 6. j- 7. Seals more tightly to the face Protects against flying fragments, objects, large chips and particles from entering the eyes Reduces the potential for fogging and provides protection while handling chemicals These type gloves are usually made from latex, Neoprene, Viton, or PVC u. 8. Tingling in the fingers, wetness, burning, and itching, dermatitis can all result after this 9. 1- 10. Protects against abrasion, laceration, extreme heat or cold, hot or molten particles, hazardous chemicals and blood-bome pathogens Protects against injury due to falling or rolling objects, objects piercing the sole or exposure to electrical hazards A. Class B Hard Hat B. Safety Glasses C. Evidence of Contact with Chemicals D. Gloves E Goggles F. Hard Hat G. In-direct Ventilation H Elastomeric Gloves L Safety Footwear J. Specially tinted Lenses IIL Multiple Choice. Select the most correct answer for the question. 1. Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; Class A Hard Hats Class B hard Hats Class A/B Hard Hats Class C Hard Hats 2. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; 'a) Elastomeric Gloves w. Non-Elastomeric Gloves c. Di-electric Gloves d. Biker Gloves Rev.:2/20/95 2 DO A 040339 conftdfnttal Dow Chemical LAD S Ivents / EDC1 Personal Protective Equipment Training Test Name ______ Date: ^ / c/ Master # : *3 3 lL Employer: Dow Chemical L True/False (Circle "T" if the statement is true; Circle "P if the statement is false) T (r) i. r 35 f 2. F 3. J F 4. T ID 5. T S' 6. (*f F 7. T (jO 8. T (?\) 9. T CE" 10. T CD 11- C f) F 12. CD F 13- T <T) 14. For a Class "C" hard hat to protect against electrical shock, the helmet must be dry and free of holes. Tinted lenses should not be worn inside unless required by the operation. Many factors must be considered when selecting a glove: type of hazard; duration, frequency, and degree of exposure; degree of hand dexterity or touch sensitivity required; durability of the glove and the effects of chemical agents on the glove material. All safety footwear is equipped with steel or plastic 'toe-boxes1' that can protect the toes from heavy blows and weights. Hard hats should be cleaned regularly with a mild solvent like paint thinner. Goggles with direct ventilation provide the greatest protection from vapors, liquids, and dusts, but have the greatest tendency to fog. Elastomeric gloves should be inspected before each use and frequently during use for evidence of pinhole leaks, cuts, abrasion, swelling or discoloration. Leather articles (belts, gloves, shoes) that become contaminated should be cleaned and re-used. One of the best places to store your hard hat is on the front seat of your car or truck. Since face shields cover a larger area than safety glasses or goggl s, they can be used as primary eye protection. Only non-elastomeric gloves can protect against crushing or pinching injuries of the hand, or from injuries resulting from striking the hand against, or being struck by and object. Metatarsal arch protectors should be used in work areas where th risk of ``toe-override'' is present, for example, in foundry operations, rigging and other heavy industrial operations. When working with molten metal or in a spark producing operation, goggles should be worn as primary eye protection under the face shield. Elastomeric gloves are intended for immersion int chemicals. Rev.:2/20/95 A 040340 OONFTDFNTTAI cD I. f 15. Puncture-resistant soled footw ar should be worn wh n sharp objects may be present in walking surfaces, such as in demolition and construction activities. Matching: Match the letter of the term on the right with the phrases on the left. -t- 1. _ 2. 3. Designed to protect a lineman from exposure to high voltage Consists of a hard shell attached to a harness that absorbs shock from an object that may fall on the shell Protects against ultra-violet light 4. Seals more tightly to the face A 5. Protects against flying fragments, objects, large chips and particles from entering the eyes 'w' 6. 1i rt 7. JL 8. U--r 9. ^I 10. Reduces the potential for fogging and provides protection while handling chemicals These type gloves are usually made from latex, Neoprene, Viton, or PVC Tingling in the fingers, wetness, burning, and itching, dermatitis can all result after this Protects against abrasion, laceration, extreme heat or cold, hot or molten particles, hazardous chemicals and blood-bome pathogens Protects against injury due to falling or rolling objects, objects piercing the sole or exposure to electrical hazards A. Class B Hard Hat B. Safety Glasses C. Evidence of Contact with Chemicals D. Gloves -E Goggles F. Hard Hat G. In-direct Ventilation H. Elastomeric Gloves L Safety Footwear J. Specially tinted Lenses ill. Multiple Choice. Select the most correct answer for the question. 1. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; a. Class A Hard Hats Class B hard Hats Class A/B Hard Hats Class C Hard Hats 2. Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; Elastomeric Gloves Non-Elastomeric Gloves . Di-electric Gloves Biker Gloves Rev.:2/20/95 2 DO A 040041 CONFTDFNTTAI Name Master # : D w Ch mica! LAD Soiv nts / EDO 1 Personal Protective Equipment Training Test /ZX" Date: Z. hZ* i P.s~ Employer: Dow Chemical l Tme/False (Circle *T' if the statement is true; Circle T" if the statement is false) T 1. F 2. ( T F 3. F 4. T 5. T 6. T f,_F/ 8. T ^F~/ 9. T 10. T 11. F 12. F 13. T 14. For a Class "C" hard hat to protect against electrical shock, the helmet must be dry and free of holes. Tinted lenses should not be worn inside unless required by the operation. Many factors must be considered when selecting a glove: type of hazard; duration, frequency, and degree of exposure; degree of hand dexterity or touch sensitivity required; durability of the glove and the effects of chemical agents on the glove material. All safety footwear is equipped with steel or plastic *toe-boxes" that can protect the toes from heavy blows and weights. Hard hats should be cleaned regularly with a mild solvent like paint thinner. Goggles with direct ventilation provide the greatest protection from vapors, liquids, and dusts, but have the greatest tendency to fog. Elastomeric gloves should be inspected before each use and frequently during use for evidence of pinhole leaks, cuts, abrasion, swelling or discoloration. Leather articles (belts, gloves, shoes) that become contaminated should be cleaned and re-used. One of the best places to store your hard hat is on the front seat of your car or truck. Since face shields cover a larger area than safety glasses or goggles, they can be used as primary eye protection. Only non-elastomeric gloves can protect against crushing or pinching injuries of the hand, or from injuries resulting from striking the hand against, or being struck by and object. Metatarsal arch protectors should be used in work areas where the risk of "toe-override" is present, for example, in foundry operations, rigging and other heavy industrial operations. When working with molten metal or in a spark producing operation, goggles should be worn as primary eye protection under the face shi Id. Elastomeric glov s are int nded for immersion into chemicals. Rev.:2/20/95 1 oo Oo Nr A 4034? TD^TTai F IS. Puncture-resistant soled footwear should be worn when sharp objects may be present in walking surfaces, such as in d molition and construction activities. I. Matching: Match the letter of the term on the right with the phrases on the left. J 1. F 2. Designed to protect a lineman from exposure to high voltage Consists of a hard shell attached to a harness that absorbs shock from an object that may fall on the shell 3. F 4. Protects against ultra-violet light Seals more tightly to the face 5. Gr 6. Protects against flying fragments, objects, large chips and particles from entering the eyes Reduces the potential for fogging and provides protection while handling chemicals 7. /n 8. These type gloves are usually made from latex, Neoprene, Viton, or PVC Tingling in the fingers, wetness, burning, and itching, dermatitis can all result after this 9. Protects against abrasion, laceration, extreme heat or cold, hot or molten particles, hazardous chemicals and blood-bome pathogens 10. Protects against injury due to falling or rolling objects, objects piercing the sole or exposure to electrical hazards A. Class B Hard Hat B. Safety Glasses C. Evidence of Contact with Chemicals D. Gloves E Goggles F. Hard Hat G. In-direct Ventilation K Elastomeric Gloves L Safety Footwear J. Specially tinted Lenses m Multiple Choice. Select the most correct answer for the question. 1. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; a. Class A Hard Hats b. Class B hard Hats /Tp Class A/B Hard Hats Class C Hard Hats 2. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; Elastomeric Gloves Non-Elastomeric Gloves c. Di-electric Gloves d. Biker Gloves Rev.: 2/20/95 2 D w Chemical LAD S Iv nts / EDC 1 Personal Protective Equipment Training Test Name: c Master # : cD^jir Date: .0 lJ3~Q / *9S Employer: Dow Chemical L True/False (Circle T' if the statement is true; Circle "P if the statement is false) t 5) &p fi) F (?) F T <fP T IeJ (j) F T (5 TF r For a Class *C" hard hat to protect against electrical shock, the helm t must be dry and free of holes. 2- Tinted lenses should not be worn inside unless required by the operation. 3- Many factors must be considered when selecting a glove: type of hazard; duration, frequency, and degree of exposure; degree of hand dexterity or touch sensitivity required; durability of the glove and the effects of chemical agents on the glove material. 4. All safety footwear is equipped with steel or plastic "toe-boxes' that can protect the toes from heavy blows and weights. 5. Hard hats should be cleaned regularly with a mild solvent like paint thinner. 6. Goggles with direct ventilation provide the greatest protection from vapors, liquids, and dusts, but have the greatest tendency to fog. 7. Elastomeric gloves should be inspected before each use and frequently during use for evidence of pinhole leaks, cuts, abrasion, swelling or discoloration. I Leather articles (belts, gloves, shoes) that become contaminated should be cleaned and re-used. 9. One of the best places to store your hard hat is on the front seat of your car or truck. 10. Since face shields cover a larger area than safety glasses or goggles, they can be used as primary eye protection. 11. Only non-elastomeric gloves can protect against crushing or pinching injuries of the hand, or from injuries resulting from striking the hand against, or being struck by and object. 12. Metatarsal arch protectors should be used in work areas where the risk of "toe-override" is present, for example, in foundry operations, rigging and other heavy industrial operations. 13. When working with molten metal or in a spark producing operation, goggles should be worn as primary eye protection under the face shield. Elastomeric gloves are intended for immersion int chemicals. Rev.; 2/20/95 1 DO A 040344 CONFTDFNTT Al L2J I F 15. Puncture-resistant soled footwear should be worn wh n sharp objects may be present in walking surfaces, such as in demolition and construction activities. Matching: Match the letter of the term on the right with the phrases on the left. ft 1. -r 2. cr 3. Designed to protect a lineman from exposure to high voltage Consists of a hard shell attached to a harness that absorbs shock from an object that may fall on the shell Protects against ultra-violet light iC- 4. JL 5. 6. // 7. C 8. i) 9. T 10. Seals more tightly to the face Protects against flying fragments, objects, large chips and particles from entering the eyes - Reduces the potential for fogging and provides protection while handling chemicals These type gloves are usually made from latex, Neoprene, Viton, or PVC Tingling in the fingers, wetness, burning, and itching, dermatitis can all result after this Protects against abrasion, laceration, extreme heat or cold, hot or molten particles, hazardous chemicals and blood-bome pathogens Protects against injury due to falling or rolling objects, objects piercing the sole or exposure to electrical hazards A. Class B Hard Hat B. Safety Glasses C. Evidence of Contact with Chemicals D. Gloves E Goggles F. Hard Hat G. In-direct Ventilation H. Elastomeric Gloves L Safety Footwear J. Specially tinted Lens IH Multiple Choice. Select the most correct answer for the question. 1. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; a. Class A Hard Hats b. Class B hard Hats Class A/B Hard Hats <i Class C Hard Hats 2. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; <Pa?D Elastomeric Gloves Non-Elastomeric Gloves c. Di-electric Gloves d. Biker Glov s Rev.:2/20/95 2 no Q 04 034 c; C.ONF tofnttai Name Master # : 4 Dow Ch mical LAD Solvents / EDC1 Personal Protective Equipment Training Test -- /J __________ Date: X I 23 I Employer: Dow Chemical L True/False (Circle T' if the statement is true; Circle "P if the statement is false) T T T. F 4. 5. 6. 7. T 8. T 9. T {Yj 10. T ^ Fy ' 11. 12. 13. T 14. For a Class "C" hard hat to protect against electrical shock, the helmet must be dry and free of holes. Tinted lenses should not be worn inside unless required by the operation. Many factors must be considered when selecting a glove; type of hazard; duration, frequency, and degree of exposure; degree of hand dexterity or touch sensitivity required; durability of the glove and the effects of chemical agents on the glove material. All safety footwear is equipped with steel or plastic Toe-boxes* that can protect the toes from heavy blows and weights. Hard hats should be cleaned regularly with a mild solvent like paint thinner. Goggles with direct ventilation provide the greatest protection from vapors, liquids, and dusts, but have the greatest tendency to fog. Elastomeric gloves should be inspected before each use and frequently during use for evidence of pinhole leaks, cuts, abrasion, swelling or discoloration. Leather articles (belts, gloves, shoes) that become contaminated should be cleaned and re-used. One of the best places to store your hard hat is on the front seat of your car or truck. Since face shields cover a larger area than safety glasses or goggles, they can be used as primary eye protection. Only non-elastomeric gloves can protect against crushing or pinching injuries of the hand, or from injuries resulting from striking the hand against, or being struck by and object. Metatarsal arch protectors should be used in work areas where the risk of "toe-override" is present, for example, in foundry operations, rigging and other heavy industrial operations. When working with molten metal or in a spark producing operation, goggles should be worn as primary eye protection under the face shield. Elastomeric gloves are intend d for immersion into chemicals. Rev.:2/20/95 rn') A 0 4 0 "s 4 f, CONFTDFNTTAl Cv - 15. Puncture-resistant soled footwear should be worn wh n sharp objects may be present in walking surfaces, such as in demolition and construction activities. l Matching: Match the letter of the term on the right with the phrases on the left. A i. Designed to protect a lineman from exposure to high voltage 2. Consists of a hard shell attached to a harness that absorbs shock from an object that may fall on the shell ^ 3. Protects against ultra-violet light **"L 4. Seals more tightly to the face 5. Protects against flying fragments, objects, large chips and particles from entering the eyes G 6. A 7. c 8. 1 ^ 9. Reduces the potential for fogging and provides protection while handling chemicals These type gloves are usually made from latex, Neoprene, Viton, or PVC Tingling in the fingers, wetness, burning, and itching, dermatitis can all result after this Protects against abrasion, laceration, extreme heat or cold, hot or molten particles, hazardous chemicals and blood-bome pathogens 10. Protects against injury due to falling or rolling objects, objects piercing the sole or exposure to electrical hazards A. Class B Hard Hat B. Safety Glasses C. Evidence of Contact with Chemicals D. Gloves E Goggles F. Hard Hat G. In-direct Ventilation K Elastomeric Gloves L Safety Footwear J. Specially tinted Lenses IlL Multiple Choice. Select the most correct answer for the question. 1. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; a. Class A Hard Hats b_ Class B hard Hats (fjG Class A/B Hard Hats d. Class C Hard Hats 2. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; Elastomeric Gloves Vj=BT Non-Elastomeric Gloves c. Di-electric Gloves d. Biker Gloves Rev.:2/20/95 2 OO A 040347 CONF TOFNTT Al D w Chemical LAD S Ivents / EDC1 Personal Protective Equipment Training Test Name: rRAT. Date: Master #r Employer; Dow Chemical L True/False (Circle T" if the statement is true; Circle "P if the statement is false) T g) 1. For a Class "C* hard hat to protect against electrical shock, the helmet must be dry and free of holes. & F 2. Tinted lenses should not be worn inside unless required by the operation. ffi F 3. Many factors must be considered when selecting a glove: type of hazard; duration, frequency, and degree of exposure; degree of hand dexterity or touch sensitivity required; durability of the glove and the effects of chemical agents on the glove material. <D F 4. All safety footwear is equipped with steel or plastic "toe-boxes' that can protect the toes from heavy blows and weights. T 5. Hard hats should be cleaned regularly with a mild solvent like paint thinner. T 6. Goggles with direct ventilation provide the greatest protection from vapors, liquids, and dusts, but have the greatest tendency to fog. 7. T G> 8. Elastomeric gloves should be inspected before each use and frequently during use for evidence of pinhole leaks, cuts, abrasion, swelling or discoloration. Leather articles (belts, gloves, shoes) that become contaminated should be cleaned and re-used. T 9. One of the best places to store your hard hat is on the front seat of your car or truck. TG 10. Since face shields cover a larger area than safety glasses or goggles, they can be used as primary eye protection. 11. Only non-elastomeric gloves can protect against crushing or pinching injuries of the hand, or from injuries resulting from striking the hand against, or being struck by and object. F 12. Metatarsal arch protectors should be used in work areas where the risk of "toe-override' is present, for example, in foundry operations, rigging and other heavy industrial operations. :rT F 13. When working with molten metal or in a spark producing operation, goggles should be worn as primary eye protection under the face shield. T 14. Elastomeric gloves are intended for immersion into chemicals. Rev.-.2/20/95 1 DO A 04034R r.ONFTDFNTTAt F 15. Puncture-resistant soled footw ar should be worn when sharp obj cts may be present in walking surfaces, such as in demolition and construction activities. L Matching: Match the letter of the term on the right with the phrases on the left. J- i. -E- 2. JSL 3. Designed to protect a lineman from exposure to high voltage Consists of a hard shell attached to a harness that absorbs shock from an object that may fall on the shell Protects against ultra-violet light B 4. Seals more tightly to the face JL_ 5. (y- 6. JL 7. C 8. Protects against flying fragments, objects, large chips and particles from entering the eyes Reduces the potential for fogging and provides protection while handling chemicals These type gloves are usually made from latex, Neoprene, Viton, or PVC Tingling in the fingers, wetness, burning, and itching, dermatitis can all result after this _e_ 9. Protects against abrasion, laceration, extreme heat or cold, hot or molten particles, hazardous chemicals and blood-bome pathogens 10. Protects against injury due to falling or rolling objects, objects piercing the sole or exposure to electrical hazards A. Class B Hard Hat B. Safety Glasses C. Evidence of Contact with Chemicals D. Gloves E Goggles F. Hard Hat G. In-direct Ventilation H. Elastomeric Gloves L Safety Footwear J. Specially tinted Lenses 111. Multiple Choice. Select the most correct answer for the question. 1. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; a. Class A Hard Hats b. Class B hard Hats Class A/B Hard Hats Class C Hard Hats 2. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; Elastomeric Gloves Non-Elastomeric Gloves c. Di-electric Gloves d. Biker Gloves Rev.:2/20/95 2 DO A 040349 CONFTOFNTTA1 D w Ch mlcal LAD Solv nts / EDC1 Personal Protective Equipment Training Test Name : Tfl.ccr?cr~l^,v^ ^ Date: Q / 95 / S' Master # : 9 M Rpfff ____ Employer: Dow Chemical L True/False (Circle'T' if the statement is true; Circle "P if the statement is false) S) F F %F T > T F T^ * (ft GF @F TG 1. For a Class *C" hard hat to protect against electrical shock, the helmet must be dry and free of holes. 2. Tinted lenses should not be worn inside unless required by the operation. 3. Many factors must be considered when selecting a glove; type of hazard; duration, frequency, and degree of exposure; degree of hand dexterity or touch sensitivity required; durability of the glove and the effects of chemical agents on the glove material. 4. All safety footwear is equipped with steel or plastic 'toe-boxes'' that can protect the toes from heavy blows and weights. 5. Hard hats should be cleaned regularly with a mild solvent like paint thinner. 6. Goggles with direct ventilation provide the greatest protection from vapors, liquids, and dusts, but have the greatest tendency to fog. 7. Elastomeric gloves should be inspected before each use and frequently during use for evidence of pinhole leaks, cuts, abrasion, swelling or discoloration. 8. Leather articles (belts, gloves, shoes) that become contaminated should be cleaned and re-used. 9. One of the best places to store your hard hat is on the front seat of your car or truck. 10. Since face shields cover a larger area than safety glasses or goggles, they can be used as primary eye protection. 11. Only non-elastomeric gloves can protect against crushing or pinching injuries of the hand, or from injuries resulting from striking the hand against, or being struck by and object. 12. Metatarsal arch protectors should be used in work areas where the risk of toe-override' is present, for example, in foundry operations, rigging and other heavy industrial operations. 13. When working with molten metal or in a spark producing operation, goggles should be worn as primary eye protection under the face shield. 14. Elastomeric gloves are intended for immersion into chemicals. Rev.:2/20/95 1 00 A 040350 CONFWFNTTAl yF 15. Puncture-resistant soled footwear should be worn when sharp objects may be present in walking surfaces, such as in demolition and construction activities. L Matching: Match the letter of the term on the right with the phrases on the left. _L 1. Designed to protect a lineman from exposure to high voltage 2. Consists of a hard shell attached to a harness that absorbs shock from an object that may fall on the shell 3 3. Protects against ultra-violet light E 4. Seals more tightly to the face 5. JL. 6. JL 7. C 8. D 9. Protects against flying fragments, objects, large chips and particles from entering the eyes Reduces the potential for fogging and provides protection while handling chemicals These type gloves are usually made from latex, Neoprene, Viton, or PVC Tingling in the fingers, wetness, burning, and itching, dermatitis can all result after this Protects against abrasion, laceration, extreme heat or cold, hot or molten particles, hazardous chemicals and blood-borne pathogens 10. Protects against injury due to falling or rolling objects, objects piercing the sole or exposure to electrical hazards A. Class B Hard Hat B. Safety Glasses C. Evidence of Contact with Chemicals D. Gloves E Goggles F. Hard Hat G. In-direct Ventilation K Elastomeric Gloves L Safety Footwear J. Specially tinted Lenses IB. Multiple Choice. Select the most correct answer for the question. 1. Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; Class A Hard Hats Class B hard Hats Class A/B Hard Hats Class C Hard Hats 2. Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; Elastomeric Gloves Non-Elastomeric Gloves Di-electric Gloves Biker Gloves Rev.: 2/20/95 2 00 A 040351 CONFIDENTIAL Name Master # : Dow Ch mical LAD S Ivents / EDC1 Personal Protective Equipment Training Test Date: / fs Employer: Dow Chemical L True/False (Circle'T' if the statement is true; Circle "F' if the statement is false) 1. For a Class "C" hard hat to protect against electrical shock, the helmet must be dry and free of holes. 2. Tinted lenses should not be worn inside unless required by the operation. 3. Many factors must be considered when selecting a glove: type of hazard; duration, frequency, and degree of exposure; degree of hand dexterity or touch sensitivity required; durability of the glove and the effects of chemical agents on the glove material. 4. All safety footwear is equipped with steel or plastic toe-boxes' that can protect the toes from heavy blows and weights. 5. Hard hats should be cleaned regularly with a mild solvent like paint thinner. 6. Goggles with direct ventilation provide the greatest protection from vapors, liquids, and dusts, but have the greatest tendency to fog. 7. Elastomeric gloves should be inspected before each use and frequently during use for evidence of pinhole leaks, cuts, abrasion, swelling or discoloration. 8. Leather articles (belts, gloves, shoes) that become contaminated should be cleaned and re-used. 9. One of the best places to store your hard hat is on the front seat of your car or truck. 10. Since face shields cover a larger area than safety glasses or goggles, they can be used as primary eye protection. 11. Only non-elastomeric gloves can protect against crushing or pinching injuries of the hand, or from injuries resulting from striking the hand against, or being struck by and object. T) F 12. Metatarsal arch protectors should be used in work areas where the risk of "toe-override' is present, for example, in foundry operations, rigging and other heavy industrial operations. VF T fF 13. When working with molten metal or in a spark producing operation, goggles should be worn as primary eye protection under the face shield. 14. Elastomeric gloves are intended for immersion into chemicals. Rev.: 2/20/95 no o 0400^0 1 CONF TOFNT T A[ F 15. Puncture-resistant soled footwear should be worn when sharp objects may be present in walking surfaces, such as in d molition and construction activities. 1 Matching: Match the letter of the term on the right with the phrases on the left. Jk- 1. E- 2. 3. Designed to protect a lineman from exposure to high voltage Consists of a hard shell attached to a harness that absorbs shock from an object that may fall on the shell Protects against ultra-violet light 4. r\ 5. G 6. JL 7. JL 8. Jx 9. zzr 10. Seals more tightly to the face Protects against flying fragments, objects, large chips and particles from entering the eyes Reduces the potential for fogging and provides protection while handling chemicals These type gloves are usually made from latex, Neoprene, Viton, or PVC Tingling in the fingers, wetness, burning, and itching, dermatitis can all result after this Protects against abrasion, laceration, extreme heat or cold, hot or molten particles, hazardous chemicals and blood-bome pathogens Protects against injury due to falling or rolling objects, objects piercing the sole or exposure to electrical hazards A. Class B Hard Hat B. Safety Glasses C. Evidence .of Contact with Chemicals D. Gloves ' 'E Goggles F. Hard Hat G. In-direct Ventilation K Elastomeric Gloves L Safety Footwear J. Specially tinted Lenses Ill Multiple Choice. Select the most correct answer for the question. 1. Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; Class A Hard Hats Class B hard Hats Class A/B Hard Hats Class C Hard Hats 2. te Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; 1 Elastomeric Gloves Non-Elastomeric Gloves c. Di-electric Gloves d. Bik r Gloves Rev.:2/20/95 2 DO A 040353 CONFTDFNTTAl D w Chemical LAD Solv nts / EDC 1 Personal Protective Equipment Training Test Name: Ev K'e 5 J Ip* Date: __ I SC / Master # : Q 3 J 7 ol 3 Employer : Dow Chemical L True/False (Circle T" if the statement is tnje; Circle "P if the statement is false) T F ff F F T (J!> T (J) 8F T T T (> t <i) F F T Cr 1. For a Class "C* hard hat to protect against electrical shock, the helmet must be dry and free of holes. 2. Tinted lenses should not be worn inside unless required by the operation. 3. Many factors must be considered when selecting a glove: type of hazard; duration, frequency, and degree of exposure; degree of hand dexterity or touch sensitivity required; durability of the glove and the effects of chemical agents on the glove material. 4. All safety footwear is equipped with steel or plastic ``toe-boxes'' that can protect the toes from heavy blows and weights. 5` Hard hats should be cleaned regularly with a mild solvent like paint thinner. 6. Goggles with direct ventilation provide the greatest protection from vapors, liquids, and dusts, but have the greatest tendency to fog. 7. Elastomeric gloves should be inspected before each use and frequently during use for evidence of pinhole leaks, cuts, abrasion, swelling or discoloration. 8. Leather articles (belts, gloves, shoes) that become contaminated should be cleaned and re-used. 9. One of the best places to store your hard hat is on the front seat of your car or truck. 10. Since face shields cover a larger area than safety glasses or goggles, they can be used as primary eye protection. 11. Only non-elastomeric gloves can protect against crushing or pinching injuries of the hand, or from injuries resulting from striking the hand against, or being struck by and object. 12. Metatarsal arch protectors should be used in work areas where the risk of ``toe-override'' is present, for example, in foundry operations, rigging and other heavy industrial operations. 13. When working with molten metal or in a spark producing operation, goggles should be worn as primary eye protection under the face shield. 14. Elastom ric gloves are intend d for immersion into chemicals. Rev. .2/20/95 1 DO A 040354 OONFTDFNTTAL (j) F IS. Puncture-resistant soled footwear should be worn wh n sharp objects may be present in walking surfaces, such as in demolition and construction activities. I. Matching: Match the letter of the term on the right with the phrases on the left. -A- i. 2. j 3. Designed to protect a lineman from exposure to high voltage Consists of a hard shell attached to a harness that absorbs shock from an object that may fall on the shell Protects against ultra-violet light E 4. Seals more tightly to the face 5. G 6. JL_ 7. c 8. Protects against flying fragments, objects, large chips and particles from entering the eyes Reduces the potential for fogging and provides protection while handling chemicals These type gloves are usually made from latex, Neoprene, Viton, or PVC Tingling in the fingers, wetness, burning, and itching, dermatitis can all result after this 9. Protects against abrasion, laceration, extreme heat or cold, hot or molten particles, hazardous chemicals and blood-borne pathogens 10. Protects against injury due to falling or rolling objects, objects piercing the sole or exposure to electrical hazards `A Class B Hard Hat VB. Safety Glasses i. Evidence of Contact with Chemicals D. Gloves -E. Goggles '"F. Hard Hat -G. In-direct Ventilation A Elastomeric Gloves h: Safety Footwear j. Specially tinted Lenses III. Multiple Choice. Select the most correct answer for the question. 1. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; a. Class A Hard Hats b. Class B hard Hats (c) Class A/B Hard Hats d. Class C Hard Hats 2. The Solvents / EDC t Plant uses; f Elastomeric Gloves Non-Elastomeric Gloves c. Di-electric Gloves d. Bik r Gloves Rev';2/20/95 2- On A 04035 = OnNFrDFNTTAi' Dow Chemical LAD S Ivents / EDC 1 Name : Pers nal Pr tective Equipment Training Test Date: <3* /<33/^5 Master#: <4-35-^? 7 Employer: Dow Chemical L True/False (Circle "T" if the statement is true; Circle "F` if the statement is false) T () 1. . CD F F 2- 3. CD F T F) T C15} 5. 6. TV F 7. T ( 8. T (01 8. T (7} 10. T (3 11. (iJ F 12. (x F 13. T (7j 14. For a Class "C* hard hat to protect against electrical shock, the helmet must be dry and free of holes. Tinted lenses should not be worn inside unless required by the operation. Many factors must be considered when selecting a glove: type of hazard; duration, frequency, and degree of exposure; degree of hand dexterity or touch sensitivity required; durability of the glove and the effects of chemical agents on the glove material. All safety footwear is equipped with steel or plastic "toe-boxes'' that can protect the toes from heavy blows and weights. Hard hats should be cleaned regularly with a mild solvent like paint thinner. Goggles with direct ventilation provide the greatest protection from vapors, liquids, and dusts, but have the greatest tendency to fog. Elastomeric gloves should be inspected before each use and frequently during use for evidence of pinhole leaks, cuts, abrasion, swelling or discoloration. Leather articles (belts, gloves, shoes) that become contaminated should be cleaned and re-used. One of the best places to store your hard hat is on the front seat of your car or truck. Since face shields cover a larger area than safety glasses or goggles, they can be used as primary eye protection. Only non-elastomeric gloves can protect against crushing or pinching injuries of the hand, or from injuries resulting from striking the hand against, or being struck by and object. Metatarsal arch protectors should be used in work areas where the risk of "toe-ovemde" is present, for example, in foundry operations, rigging and other heavy industrial operations. When working with molten metal or in a spark producing operation, goggles should be worn as primary eye protection under the face shield. Elastom ric gloves are intended for immersion into chemicals. Rev.:2/20/95 DO A 0403 5F CONFIDENTIAL F 15. Puncture-resistant soled footwear should be worn when sharp objects may be present in walking surfaces, such as in demolition and construction activities. I Matching: Match the letter of the term on the right with the phrases on the left. A 1. Designed to protect a lineman from exposure to high voltage f 2. Consists of a hard shell attached to a harness that absorbs shock from an object that may fall on the shell 3. Protects against ultra-violet light & 4. Seals more tightly to the face 5. & 6. Protects against flying fragments, objects, large chips and particles from entering the eyes Reduces the potential for fogging and provides protection while handling chemicals fT 7. These type gloves are usually made from latex, Neoprene, Viton, or PVC c 8. Tingling in the fingers, wetness, burning, and itching, dermatitis can all result after this D 9. Protects against abrasion, laceration, extreme heat or cold, hot or molten particles, hazardous chemicals and blood-bome pathogens / 10. Protects against injury due to falling or rolling objects, objects piercing the sole or exposure to electrical hazards A. Class B Hard Hat B. Safety Glasses C. Evidence of Contact with Chemicals D. Gloves E Goggles F. Hard Hat G. In-direct Ventilation K Elastomeric Gloves L Safety Footwear J. Specially tinted Lenses in. Multiple Choice. Select the most correct answer for the question. 1. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; a. Class A Hard Hats b. Class B hard Hats Class A/B Hard Hats d. Class C Hard Hats 2. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; f Elastomeric Gloves Non-Elastomeric Gloves c. Di-electric Gloves d. Biker Gloves Rev.:2/20/95 2 on A 04035 C.ONF Tr)FNTTA( Dow Chemical LAD S Ivents / EDC 1 Personal Protective Equipment Training Test Name: ftptnust /V)A<i Date: Z- l Z3 \ Master # : _________ Employer : Dow Chemical L True/False (Circle "T" if the statement is true; Circle "P if the statement is false) T (jt) F (t^) F 1. 2. 3- F T T0 (5 F 4. 5. 6. 7. (S.T 8. O)T 9. CDT 10. <DT 11. <3) F 12. QF 13. &T. 14. Rev.:2/20/95 For a Class *C" hard hat to protect against electrical shock, the helmet must be dry and free of holes. Tinted lenses should not be worn inside unless required by the operation. Many factors must be considered when selecting a glove: type of hazard; duration, frequency, and degree of exposure; degree of hand dexterity or touch sensitivity required; durability of the glove and the effects of chemical agents on the glove material. All safety footwear is equipped with steel or plastic "toe-boxes' that can protect the toes from heavy blows and weights. Hard hats should be cleaned regularly with a mild solvent like paint thinner. Goggles with direct ventilation provide the greatest protection from vapors, liquids, and dusts, but have the greatest tendency to fog. Elastomeric gloves should be inspected before each use and frequently during use for evidence of pinhole leaks, cuts, abrasion, swelling or discoloration. Leather articles (belts, gloves, shoes) that become contaminated should be cleaned and re-used. One of the best places to store your hard hat is on the front seat of your car or truck. Since face shields cover a larger area than safety glasses or goggles, they can be used as primary eye protection. Only non-elastomeric gloves can protect against crushing or pinching injuries of the hand, or from injuries resulting from striking the hand against, or being struck by and object. Metatarsal arch protectors should be used in work areas where th risk of "toe-override" is present, for example, in foundry operations, rigging and other heavy industrial operations. When working with molten metal or in a spark producing operation, goggles should be worn as primary ey prot ction under the face shield. Elastomeric gloves are intend d for immersion into ch micals. 1 DO A 04035 CONFTDFNTTAl F 15. Puncture-resistant soled footwear should b worn when sharp objects may b present in walking surfaces, such as in demolition and construction activities. L Matching: Match the letter of the term on the right with the phrases on the left. Designed to protect a lineman from exposure to high voltage Consists of a hard shell attached to a harness that absorbs shock from an object that may fell on the shell Protects against ultra-violet light Seals more tightly to the face Cz> 6. iT 7. Protects against flying fragments, objects, large chips and particles from entering the eyes Reduces the potential for fogging and provides protection while handling chemicals These type gloves are usually made from latex, Neoprene, Viton, or PVC 8. Tingling in the fingers, wetness, burning, and itching, dermatitis can all result after this jl 9- 10. Protects against abrasion, laceration, extreme heat or cold, hot or molten particles, hazardous chemicals and blood-bome pathogens Protects against injury due to falling or rolling objects, objects piercing the sole or exposure to electrical hazards A. Class B Hard Hat B. Safety Glasses C. Evidence of Contact with Chemicals D. Gloves . E Goggles F. Hard Hat G. In-direct Ventilation K Elastomeric Gloves L Safety Footwear J. Specially tinted Lenses ID. Multiple Choice. Select the most correct answer for the question. 1. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; a. Class A Hard Hats b. Class B hard Hats Class A/B Hard Hats d. Class C Hard Hats 2. Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; Elastomeric Gloves Non-Elastomeric Gloves c. Di-electric Gloves d. Biker Gloves Rev.;2/20/95 2 DO A 040059 CONFTDFNT TAl Master #r D w Chemical LAD Solvents / EDC1 Personal Protective Equipment Training Test Y(^u/lQ(7 Date: A-- Employer: Dow Chemical True/False (Circle T' if the statement is true; Circle "F" if the statement is false) T 1. For a Class "C" hard hat to protect against electrical shock, the helmet must be dry and free of holes. F 2. Tinted lenses should not be worn inside unless required by the operation. F 3. Many factors must be considered when selecting a glove; type of hazard; duration, frequency, and degree of exposure; degree of hand dexterity or touch sensitivity required; durability of the glove and the effects of chemical agents on the glove material. & F 4. All safety footwear is equipped with steel or plastic "toe-boxes" that can protect the toes from heavy blows and weights. T 5. t <) 6. Hard hats should be cleaned regularly with a mild solvent like paint thinn r. Goggles with direct ventilation provide the greatest protection from vapors, liquids, and dusts, but have the greatest tendency to fog. F 7. Elastomeric gloves should be inspected before each use and frequently during use for evidence of pinhole leaks, cuts, abrasion, swelling or discoloration. T 8. T 9. Leather articles (belts, gloves, shoes) that become contaminated should be cleaned and re-used. One of the best places to store your hard hat is on the front seat of your car or truck. T < 10. Since face shields cover a larger area than safety glasses or goggles, they can be used as primary eye protection. T 11. Only non-elastomeric gloves can protect against crushing or pinching injuries of the hand, or from injuries resulting from striking the hand against, or being struck by and object. OF 12. Metatarsal arch protectors should be used in work areas where the risk of "toe-override" is present, for example, in foundry operations, rigging and other heavy industrial operations. F 13. When working with molten metal or in a spark producing operation, goggles should be worn as primary eye protection under the face shield. T <& 14. Elastomeric gloves are intended for immersion into chemicals. Rev.:2/20/95 l no A 040360 CONFIDENTIAL F 15. Puncture-resistant soled footwear should be worn wh n sharp objects may be present in walking surfaces, such as in demolition and construction activities. H. Matching: Match the letter of the term on the right with the phrases on the left. i. Designed to protect a lineman from exposure to high voltage 2. Consists of a hard shell attached to a harness that absorbs shock from an object that may fall on the shell 3. Protects against ultra-violet light 4. Jj 5. & 6. H- 7. Seals more tightly to the face Protects against flying fragments, objects, large chips and particles from entering the eyes Reduces the potential for fogging and provides protection while handling chemicals These type gloves are usually made from latex, Neoprene, Viton, or PVC 8. J 9. 1L 10. Tingling in the fingers, wetness, burning, and itching, dermatitis can all result after this Protects against abrasion, laceration, extreme heat or cold, hot or molten particles, hazardous chemicals and blood-bome pathogens Protects against injury due to falling or rolling objects, objects piercing the sole or exposure to electrical hazards A. Class B Hard Hat B. Safety Glasses C. Evidence of Contact with Chemicals D. Gloves E Goggles F. Hard Hat G. In-direct Ventilation H. Elastomeric Gloves L Safety Footwear J. Specially tinted Lenses III. Multiple Choice. Select the most correct answer for the question. 1. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; a. Class A Hard Hats b. Class B hard Hats (> Class A/B Hard Hats d. Class C Hard Hats 2. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; & Elastomeric Gloves b. Non-Elastomeric Gloves c. Di-electric Gloves d. Biker Gloves Rev.:2/20/95 2 oo comp A 0403s tofnttai Name : Johns' D w Chemical LAD Solv nts / EDC 1 Personal Pr tectfve Equipment Training Test Date: J- !^ I 93 Master # : ^33 9'1-/ Sf______ Employer: Dow Chemical L True/False (Circle T" if the statement is true; Circle "F1 if the statement is false) T C2 i. (9 F QF 2. 3. For a Class *C* hard hat to protect against electrical shock, the helmet must be dry and free of holes. Tinted lenses should not be worn inside unless required by the operation. Many factors must be considered when selecting a glove: type of hazard; duration, frequency, and degree of exposure; degree of hand dexterity or touch sensitivity required; durability of the glove and the effects of chemical agents on the glove material. &F 4' All safety footwear is equipped with steel or plastic "toe-boxes* that can protect the toes from heavy blows and weights. T 5. Hard hats should be cleaned regularly with a mild solvent like paint thinner. T (T 6. Goggles with direct ventilation provide the greatest protection from vapors, liquids, and dusts, but have the greatest tendency to fog. [ T) F 7. Elastomeric gloves should be inspected before each use and frequently during use for evidence of pinhole leaks, cuts, abrasion, swelling or discoloration. T (F 8. Leather articles (belts, gloves, shoes) that become contaminated should ^ be cleaned and re-used. T (S 9. One of the best places to store your hard hat is on the front seat of your car or truck. T 10. Since face shields cover a larger area than safety glasses or goggles, they can be used as primary eye protection. T l} 11. Only non-elastomeric gloves can protect against crushing or pinching injuries of the hand, or from injuries resulting from striking the hand against, or being struck by and object. 12. Metatarsal arch protectors should be used in work areas where th risk of "toe-override* is present, for example, in foundry operations, rigging and other heavy industrial operations. I F 13. When working with molten metal or in a spark producing operation, goggles should be worn as primary eye protection under the face shield. T t) 14. Elastomeric gloves are intended for immersion into chemicals. Rev.:2/20/95 1 DO CONF F 15. Puncture-resistant soled footw ar should be worn when sharp objects may be present in walking surfaces, such as in demolition and construction activities. Matching: Match the letter of the term on the right with the phrases on the left. 1. Designed to protect a lineman from exposure to high voltage 2. Consists of a hard shell attached to a harness that absorbs shock from an object that may fell on the shell 3. Protects against ultra-violet light 4. Seals more tightly to the face 5. Protects against flying fragments, objects, large chips arid particles from entering the eyes 6. Reduces the potential for fogging and provides protection while handling chemicals 7. These type gloves are usually made from latex, Neoprene, Viton, or PVC 8. Tingling in the fingers, wetness, burning, and itching, dermatitis can all result after this 9. Protects against abrasion, laceration, extreme heat or cold, hot or molten particles, hazardous chemicals and blood-bome pathogens 10. Protects against injury due to falling or rolling objects, objects piercing the sole or exposure to electrical hazards A. Class B Hard Hat B. Safety Glasses C. Evidence of Contact with Chemicals D. Gloves E Goggles F. Hard Hat G. In-direct Ventilation K Elastomeric Gloves L Safety Footwear J. Specially tinted Lenses Multiple Choice. Select the most correct answer for the question. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; a. Class A Hard Hats b. Class B hard Hats Class A/B Hard Hats Class C Hard Hats Ttie Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; 3/ Elastomeric Gloves b- Non-Elastomeric Gloves c. Di-electric Gloves d. Bik r Gloves Dow Chemical LAD Solvents / EDC 1 /Personal Protective Equipment Training Test Name: //Mt/tfk-Date: Z >9T A Master # : V3/s?Z~ Employer: Dow Chemical 1. True/False (Circle "T" if the statement is true; Circle "F" if the statement is false) T 1. For a Class UC" hard hat to protect against electrical shock, the helmet must be dry and free of holes. (9 F 2. Tinted lenses should not be worn inside unless required by the operation. //T F 3. Many factors must be considered when selecting a glove: type of hazard; duration, frequency, and degree of exposure; degree of hand dexterity or touch sensitivity required; durability of the glove and the effects of chemical agents on the glove material. cv F 4. Ail safety footwear is equipped with steel or plastic "toe-boxes'' that can protect the toes from heavy blows and weights. T 5. Hard hats should be cleaned regularly with a mild solvent like paint thinner. T t/T/ F 6. Goggles with direct ventilation provide the greatest protection from vapors, liquids, and dusts, but have the greatest tendency to fog. 7. Elastomeric gloves should be inspected before each use and frequently during use for evidence of pinhole leaks, cuts, abrasion, swelling or discoloration. T 8. 6T 9. Leather articles (belts, gloves, shoes) that become contaminated should be cleaned and re-used. One of the best places to store your hard hat is on the front seat of your car or truck. T (y 10. Since face shields cover a larger area than safety glasses or goggles, they can be used as primary eye protection. T Gv 11. Only non-elastomeric gloves can protect against crushing or pinching injuries of the hand, or from injuries resulting from striking the hand against, or being struck by and object. <ZJ F 12. Metatarsal arch protectors should be used in work areas where the risk of "toe-override" is present, for example, in foundry operations, rigging and other heavy industrial operations. &F 13. When working with molten metal or in a spark producing operation, goggles should be worn as primary ye protection under the face shield. T 14. Elastomeric gloves are intended for immersion into chemicals. Rev. : 2/20/95 A 040 1 CONFTDFNT Tj F ^ 15. Puncture-resistant soled footwear should be worn when sharp objects may be present in walking surfaces, such as in demolition and construction activities. II. Matching: Match the letter of the term on the right with the phrases on the left. i. Designed to protect a lineman from exposure to high voltage f 2. Consists of a hard shell attached to a harness that absorbs shock from an object that may fall on the shell J 3. Protects against ultra-violet light f 4. Seals more tightly to the face 5. Protects against flying fragments, objects, large chips and particles from entering the eyes 6. Reduces the potential for fogging and provides protection while handling chemicals f 7. These type gloves are usually made from latex, Neoprene, Viton, or PVC 8. Tingling in the fingers, wetness, burning, and itching, dermatitis can all result after this -JL 9. "7 10. Protects against abrasion, laceration, extreme heat or cold, hot or molten particles, hazardous chemicals and blood-bome pathogens Protects against injury due to falling or rolling objects, objects piercing the sole or exposure to electrical hazards A. Class B Hard Hat B. Safety Glasses C. Evidence of Contact with Chemicals D. Gloves E Goggles F. Hard Hat G. In-direct Ventilation ' H. Elastomeric Gloves 1. Safety Footwear _ J. Specially tinted Lenses III. Multiple Choice. Select the most correct answer for the question. 1. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; a. Class A Hard Hats b. Class B hard Hats ,c/ Class A/B Hard Hats a. Class C Hard Hats 2. Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; Elastomeric Gloves Non-Elastomeric Gloves c. Di-electric Gloves d. Biker Gloves Rev.:2/20/95 2 DO A 040305 CONF TDFNT T A1 Name: Master # : ^/33 9 V^ D wCh mical LAD Solvents / EDC1 rotective Equipment Training Test ^ Date: p- Employer: Dow Chemical L Tme/False (Circle T' if the statement is true; Circle "F if the statement is false) F T T T T T T (3 F 0F For a Class "C" hard hat to protect against electrical shock, the helmet must be dry and free of holes. Tinted lenses should not be worn inside unless required by the operation. Many factors must be considered when'selecting a glove: type of hazard; duration, frequency, and degree of exposure; degree of hand dexterity or touch sensitivity required; durability of the glove and the effects of chemical agents on the glove material. 4. All safety footwear is equipped with steel or plastic toe-boxes1 that can protect the toes from heavy blows and weights. 5. Hard hats should be cleaned regularly with a mild solvent like paint thinner. 6. Goggles with direct ventilation provide the greatest protection from vapors, liquids, and dusts, but have the greatest tendency to fog. 7. Elastomeric gloves should be inspected before each use and frequently during use for evidence of pinhole leaks, cuts, abrasion, swelling or discoloration. Leather articles (belts, gloves, shoes) that become contaminated should be cleaned and re-used. 9. One of the best places to store your hard hat is on the front seat of your car or truck. 10. Since face shields cover a larger area than safety glasses or goggles, they can be used as primary eye protection. 11. Only non-elastomeric gloves can protect against crushing or pinching injuries of the hand, or from injuries resulting from striking the hand against, or being struck by and object. 12. Metatarsal arch protectors should be used in work areas where th risk of "toe-override" is present, for example, in foundry operations, rigging and other heavy industrial operations. 13. When working with molten metal or in a spark producing operation, goggles should be worn as primary eye protection under the face shi Id. 14. Elastomeric gloves are intended for immersion into chemicals. Rev.:2/20/95 1 00 A 040366 OONF T DF/nIT I A! F 15. Puncture-resistant soled footwear should be worn when sharp objects may be present in walking surfaces, such as in demolition and construction activities. L Matching: Match the letter of the term on the right with the phrases on the left. n 1. Designed to protect a lineman from exposure to high voltage 2. Xf 3. Consists of a hard shell attached to a harness that absorbs shock from an object that may fall on the shell Protects against ultra-violet light 4. /7 A. 5. fr 6. if 7. (X 8. D 9. X 10. Seals more tightly to the face Protects against flying fragments, objects, large chips and particles from entering the eyes Reduces the potential for fogging and provides protection while handling chemicals These type gloves are usually made from latex, Neoprene, Viton, or PVC Tingling in the fingers, wetness, burning, and itching, dermatitis can all result after this Protects against abrasion, laceration, extreme heat or cold, hot or molten particles, hazardous chemicals and blood-bome pathogens Protects against injury due to falling or rolling objects, objects piercing the sole or exposure to electrical hazards A. Class B Hard Hat B. Safety Glasses C Evidence of Contact with Chemicals D. Gloves E Goggles F. Hard Hat G. In-direct Ventilation H. Elastomeric Gloves L Safety Footwear J. Specially tinted Lenses ID. Multiple Choice. Select the most correct answer for the question. 1. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; a. Class A Hard Hats b. Class B hard Hats Class A/B Hard Hats d. Class C Hard Hats 2. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; <Jp Elastomeric Gloves b. Non-Elastomeric Gloves c. Di-electric Gloves d. Biker Gloves Rev.:2/20/95 2 OO A 040367 OONFT DFNTT At, Name: Master # : D w Chemical LAD Solvents / EDC 1 P rsonal Pr tective Equipment Training Test Date: 2 i9jT~ 3 V2/ Employer: Dow Chemical L True/False (Circle'T" if the statement is true; Circle "P if the statement is false) &T 1. For a Class "C" hard hat to protect against electrical shock, the helmet must be dry and free of holes. F &F 2. Tinted lenses should not be worn inside unless required by the operation. 3. . Many factors must be considered when selecting a glove; type of hazard; duration, frequency, and degree of exposure; degree of hand dexterity or touch sensitivity required; durability of the glove and the effects of chemical agents on the glove material. F 4. All safety footwear is equipped with steel or plastic "toe-boxes' that can protect the toes from heavy blows and weights. 9T 5. Hard hats should be cleaned regularly with a mild solvent like paint thinner. T 6. Goggles with direct ventilation provide the greatest protection from vapors, liquids, and dusts, but have the greatest tendency to fog. Jr F 7. Elastomeric gloves should be inspected before each use and frequently during use for evidence of pinhole leaks, cuts, abrasion, swelling or discoloration. GT 8. Leather articles (belts, gloves, shoes) that become contaminated should be cleaned and re-used. T 9. One of the best places to store your hard hat is on the front seat of your car or truck. T 10. Since face shields cover a larger area than safety glasses or goggles, they can be used as primary eye protection. PT 11. Only non-elastomeric gloves can protect against crushing or pinching injuries of the hand, or from injuries resulting from striking the hand against, or being struck by and object. F 12. Metatarsal arch protectors should be used in work areas where the risk of "toe-override" is present, for example, in foundry operations, rigging and other heavy industrial operations. ('] F 13. )T ' F 14. When working with molten metal or in a spark producing operation, goggles should be worn as primary eye protection under the face shield. Elastomeric gloves are int nded for immersion into chemicals. Rev.: 2/20/95 1 DO A 040. CONFTDFNTTAl 15. Puncture-resistant soled footwear should be worn when sharp objects may be present in walking surfaces, such as in demolition and construction activities. L Matching: Match the letter of the term on the right with the phrases on the left. -P- 1. JL 2. O' 3. Designed to protect a lineman from exposure to high voltage Consists of a hard shell attached to a harness that absorbs shock from an object that may fall on the shell Protects against ultra-violet light - 4. JL 5. Seals more tightly to the face Protects against flying fragments, objects, large chips and particles from entering the eyes 6. Reduces the potential for fogging and provides protection while handling chemicals 7. These type gloves are usually made from latex, Neoprene, Viton, or PVC 8. JL 9. Tingling in the fingers, wetness, burning, and itching, dermatitis can all result after this Protects against abrasion, laceration, extreme heat or cold, hot or molten particles, hazardous chemicals and blood-bome pathogens 10. Protects against injury due to falling or rolling objects, objects piercing the sole or exposure to electrical hazards A. Class B Hard Hat B. Safety Glasses C. Evidence of Contact with Chemicals D. Gloves E Goggles F. Hard Hat G. In-direct Ventilation K Elastomeric Gloves L Safety Footwear J. Specially tinted Lenses Id. Multiple Choice. Select the most correct answer for the question. 1. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; a. Class A Hard Hats Class B hard Hats Class A/B Hard Hats d. Class C Hard Hats 2. T]ie Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; (jp Elastomeric Gloves d. Non-Elastomeric Gloves c. Di-el ctric Gloves d. Bik r Gloves Rev.:2/20/95 2 DO A 04036cCONFTDFNTTAl Name : Master # : D wCh mlcal LAD S Ivents / EDC1 Personal Protective Equipment Training Test feixe.__________ Date : C?2- / ^ / f5" ____________ Employer : Dow Chemical L True/False (Circle'T' if the statement is true; Circle T" if the statement is false) T 0 1. For a Class "C" hard hat to protect against electrical shock, the helmet must be dry and free of holes. 0F 2. Tinted lenses should not be worn inside unless required by the operation. /l) P 3. Many factors must be considered when selecting a glove: type of hazard; duration, frequency, and degree of exposure; degree of hand dexterity or touch sensitivity required; durability of the glove and the effects of chemical agents on the glove material. yF 4. All safety footwear is equipped with steel or plastic ``toe-boxes'' that can protect the toes from heavy blows and weights. T (F) 5. Hard hats should be cleaned regularly with a mild solvent like paint thinner. T ^"F 6. Goggles with direct ventilation provide the greatest protection from vapors, liquids, and dusts, but have the greatest tendency to fog. TF 7. Elastomeric gloves should be inspected before each use and frequently during use for evidence of pinhole leaks, cuts, abrasion, swelling or discoloration. T (5 1 Leather articles (belts, gloves, shoes) that become contaminated should be cleaned and re-used. T 0) 9. One of the best places to store your hard hat is on the front seat of your car or truck. T ( 10. Since face shields cover a larger area than safety glasses or goggles, they can be used as primary eye protection. 11. Only non-elastomeric gloves can protect against crushing or pinching injuries of the hand, or from injuries resulting from striking the hand against, or being struck by and object. F 12. Metatarsal arch protectors should be used in work areas where th risk of "toe-override'' is present, for example, in foundry operations, rigging and other heavy industrial operations. F 13. When working with molten metal or in a spark producing operation, goggles should be worn as primary eye protection under the face shield. T f) 14. Elastomeric gloves are intend d for immersion into chemicals. Rev.:2/20/95 OO A 040370 1 OONFTDFNTTAl. F 15. Puncture-resistant soled footwear should be worn wh n sharp objects may be present in walking surfaces, such as in demolition and construction activiti s. L Matching: Match the letter of the term on the right with the phrases on the left. 1. 2. 3 3. Designed to protect a lineman from exposure to high voltage Consists of a hard shell attached to a harness that absorbs shock from an object that may fall on the shell Protects against ultra-violet light c 4. Seals more tightly to the face -J- 5. Protects against flying fragments, objects, large chips and particles from entering the eyes C- Q 6. Reduces the potential for fogging and provides protection while handling chemicals - fi 7. These type gloves are usually made from latex, Neoprene, Won, or PVC 8. Tingling in the fingers, wetness, burning, and itching, dermatitis can all result after this 9. Protects against abrasion, laceration, extreme heat or cold, hot or molten particles, hazardous chemicals and blood-bome pathogens -- 10. Protects against injury due to falling or rolling objects, objects piercing the sole or exposure to electrical hazards ytf. Class B Hard Hat Safety Glasses ss. Evidence pf Contact with Chemicals D. Gloves / Goggles % Hard Hat -6. In-direct Ventilation -FT Elastomeric Gloves X Safety Footwear Specially tinted Lenses ID. Multiple Choice. Select the most correct answer for the question. 1. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; a. Class A Hard Hats b. Class B hard Hats CcT) Class A/B Hard Hats d. Class C Hard Hats 2. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; Elastomeric Gloves b. Non-Elastomeric Gloves c. Di-electric Gloves d. Biker Gloves Rev.:2/20/95 2 00 A O4037-1 0NFrn^NTTAl Dow Chemical LAD Solvents / EDC1 Personal Protective Equipment Training Test Name : / ?/ ? 'J9 ,J fDate: 7 7 i ^ Master # : Employer: Dow Chemical L True/False (Circle "T" if the statement is true; Circle "F if the statement is false) r TF TF T' F TF TF Tf TF TF TF TF TF TF TF TF 1. For a Class "C" hard hat to protect against electrical shock, the helmet must be dry and free of holes. 2. Tinted lenses should not be worn inside unless required by the operation. 3. Many factors must be considered when selecting a glove: type of hazard; duration, frequency, and degree of exposure; degree of hand dexterity or touch sensitivity required; durability of the glove and the effects of chemical agents on the glove material. 4. All safety footwear is equipped with steel or plastic `toe-boxes'1 that can protect the toes from heavy blows and weights. 5. Hard hats should be cleaned regularly with a mild solvent like paint thinner. 6. Goggles with direct ventilation provide the greatest protection from vapors, liquids, and dusts, but have the greatest tendency to fog. 7. Elastomeric gloves should be inspected before each use and frequently during use for evidence of pinhole leaks, cuts, abrasion, swelling or discoloration. 8. Leather articles (belts, gloves, shoes) that become contaminated should be cleaned and re-used. 9. One of the best places to store your hard hat is on the front seat of your car or truck. 10. Since face shields cover a larger area than safety glasses or goggles, they can be used as primary eye protection. 11. Only non-elastomeric gloves can protect against crushing or pinching injuries of the hand, or from injuries resulting from striking the hand against, or being starck by and object. 12. Metatarsal arch protectors should be used in work areas where the risk of "toe-override'' is present, for example, in foundry operations, rigging and other heavy industrial operations. 13. When working with molten metal or in a spark producing operation, goggles should be worn as primary eye protection under the face shield. 14. Elastomeric gloves are int nded for immersion into chemicals. Rev.:2/20/95 1 DO A 04037? OONFTDFNTTAl T F 15. Puncture-resistant soled footwear should be worn when sharp objects may be present in walking surfaces, such as in demolition and construction activities. L Matching: Match the letter of the term on the right with the phrases on the left. i. Designed to protect a lineman from exposure to high voltage f- 2. Consists of a hard shell attached to a harness that absorbs shock from an object that may fall on the shell \ 3. Protects against ultra-violet light r 4. Seals more tightly to the face J.__ 5. Protects against flying fragments, objects, large chips and particles from entering the eyes 6. r~ 7. Reduces the potential for fogging and provides protection while handling chemicals These type gloves are usually made from latex, Neoprene, Viton, or PVC c 8. Tingling in the fingers, wetness, burning, and itching, dermatitis can all result after this j___ 9. Protects against abrasion, laceration, extreme heat or cold, hot or molten particles, hazardous chemicals and blood-bome pathogens 1 ---' 10. Protects against injury due to falling or rolling objects, objects piercing the sole or exposure to electrical hazards A. Class B Hard Hat B. Safety Glasses C. Evidence of Contact with Chemicals D. Gloves E Goggles F. Hard Hat G. In-direct Ventilation K Elastomeric Gloves L Safety Footwear J. Specially tinted Lenses ID. Multiple Choice. Select the most correct answer for the question. 1. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; a. Class A Hard Hats b. Class B hard Hats Class A/B Hard Hats d. Class C Hard Hats 2. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; #) Elastomeric Gloves b. Non-Elastomeric Gloves c. Di-electric Gloves d. Biker Gloves Rev.:2/20/95 2 DO A 040373 OONFTDFNTT At Dow Chemical LAD Solvents / EDC 1 Personal Protective Equipment Training Test Name:. \pp^ ^nLi i nTiP Date: X / ^3 / Master # : 2.4Q55g> Employer: Dow Chemical L Tme/False (Circle T if the statement is true; Circle "P if the statement is false) Rev.:2/20/95 For a Class "C" hard hat to protect against electrical shock, the helmet must be dry and free of holes. Tinted lenses should not be worn inside unless required by the operation. Many factors must be considered when selecting a glove: type of hazard; duration, frequency, and degree of exposure; degree of hand dexterity or touch sensitivity required; durability of the glove and the effects of chemical agents on the glove material. All safety footwear is equipped with steel or plastic 1oe*boxes' that can protect the toes from heavy blows and weights. Hard hats should be cleaned regularly with a mild solvent like paint thinn r. Goggles with direct ventilation provide the greatest protection from vapors, liquids, and dusts, but have the greatest tendency to fog. Elastomeric gloves should be inspected before each use and frequently during use for evidence of pinhole leaks, cuts, abrasion, swelling or discoloration. Leather articles (belts, gloves, shoes) that become contaminated should be cleaned and re-used. One of the best places to store your hard hat is on the front seat of your car or truck. Since face shields cover a larger area than safety glasses or goggles, they can be used as primary eye protection. Only non-elastomeric gloves can protect against crushing or pinching injuries of the hand, or from injuries resulting from striking the hand against, or being struck by and object. Metatarsal arch protectors should be used in work areas where the risk of "toe-override' is present, for example, in foundry operations, rigging and other heavy industrial operations. When working with molten metal or in a spark producing operation, goggles should be worn as primary eye protection under the face shield. Elastomeric gloves are intended for immersion into chemicals. 1 DO A 040374 CONFTDFNTTAl F 15. Puncture-resistant soled footw ar should be worn when sharp objects may be present in walking surfaces, such as in demolition and construction activiti s. I Matching: Match the letter of the term on the right with the phrases on the left. i. Designed to protect a lineman from exposure to high voltage F 2. Consists of a hard shell attached to a harness that absorbs shock from an object that may fall on the shell 3. Protects against ultra-violet light & 4. JL 5. & 6. iT 7. iz. 8. JZ 9. JL 10. Seals more tightly to the face Protects against flying fragments, objects, large chips and particles from entering the eyes Reduces the potential for fogging and provides protection while handling chemicals These type gloves are usually made from latex, Neoprene, Viton, or PVC Tingling in the fingers, wetness, burning, and itching, dermatitis can all result after this Protects against abrasion, laceration, extreme heat or cold, hot or molten particles, hazardous chemicals and blood-bome pathogens Protects against injury due to falling or rolling objects, objects piercing the sole or exposure to electrical hazards A. Class B Hard Hat B. Safety Glasses C. Evidence of Contact with Chemicals D. Gloves E Goggles F. Hard Hat G. In-direct Ventilation H. Elastomeric Gloves L Safety Footwear J. Specially tinted Lenses IB. Multiple Choice. Select the most conect answer for the question. 1. The Solvents / EDC1 Plant uses; a. Class A Hard Hats Class B hard Hats <* Class A/B Hard Hats Class C Hard Hats 2. Jhe Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; - ^ fa) Elastomeric Gloves yfff Non-Elastomeric Gloves Qp Di-electric Gloves d. Biker Gloves Rev.:2/20/95 2 00 ^O/vp t40 37S Tof*t Iai Dow Chemical LAD S Ivents/ EDC1 Personal Protective Equipment Training Test Name : //?</' ^ //V$ Date: "7- Master # : 1/ ^3/9 5f Employer: Dow Chemical L True/False (Circle T if the statement is true; Circle "F if the statement is false) T $ 1. & F 2. 6 f 3. &f Td T /f) 4. 5. 6. For a Class "C" hard hat to protect against electrical shock, the helmet must be dry and free of holes. Tinted lenses should not be worn inside unless required by the operation. Many factors must be considered when selecting a glove: type of hazard; duration, frequency, and degree of exposure; degree of hand dexterity or touch sensitivity required; durability of the glove and the effects of chemical agents on the glove material. All safety footwear is equipped with steel or plastic "toe-boxes' that can protect the toes from heavy blows and weights. Hard hats should be cleaned regularly with a mild solvent like paint thinner. Goggles with direct ventilation provide the greatest protection from vapors, liquids, and dusts, but have the greatest tendency to fog. (f) v s' F T (v T (& 7. 8. 9. Elastomeric gloves should be inspected before each use and frequ ntly during use for evidence of pinhole leaks, cuts, abrasion, swelling or discoloration. Leather articles (belts, gloves, shoes) that become contaminated should be cleaned and re-used. One of the best places to store your hard hat is on the front seat of your car or truck. T 10. Since face shields cover a larger area than safety glasses or goggles, they can be used as primary eye protection. T f) 11. Only non-elastomeric gloves can protect against crushing or pinching injuries of the hand, or from injuries resulting from striking the hand against, or being struck by and object. 12. Metatarsal arch protectors should be used in work areas where the risk of "toe-override" is present, for example, in foundry operations, rigging and other heavy industrial operations. F 13. When working with molten metal or in a spark producing operation, goggles should be worn as primary eye protection under the face shield. T 14. Elastomeric glov s are intended for immersion into chemicals. Rev.:2/20/95 1 OO A F 15. Puncture-resistant soled footwear should be worn when sharp obj cts may be present in walking surfaces, such as in d molition and construction activities. L Matching: Match the letter of the term on the right with the phrases on the left. -JL i. 2. 7 3. Designed to protect a lineman from exposure to high voltage Consists of a hard shell attached to a harness that absorbs shock from an object that may fall on the shell Protects against ultra-violet light 4. Seals more tightly to the face 6 5. Protects against flying fragments, objects, large chips and particles from entering the / eyes t? 6. Reduces the potential for fogging and provides protection while handling chemicals w 7. These type gloves are usually made from latex, Neoprene, Viton, or PVC C 8. p 9. Tingling in the fingers, wetness, burning, and itching, dermatitis can all result after this Protects against abrasion, laceration, extreme heat or cold, hot or molten particles, hazardous chemicals and blood-bome pathogens X 10. Protects against injury due to falling or rolling objects, objects piercing the sole or exposure to electrical hazards A. Class B Hard Hat B. Safety Glasses C. Evidence of Contact with Chemicals D. Gloves -E Goggles F. Hard Hat G. In-direct Ventilation K Elastomeric Gloves L Safety Footwear J. Specially tinted Lens 10. Multiple Choice. Select the most correct answer for the question. 1. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; a. Class A Hard Hats b. Class B hard Hats Class A/B Hard Hats d. Class C Hard Hats 2. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; Elastomeric Gloves Non-Elastomeric Gloves c. Di-electric Gloves d. Biker Gloves Rev.:2/20/95 2 00 A 040377 OONFTDFNTT Al D w Chemical LAD Solv nts / EDC 1 Personal Protective Equipment Training Test Name : f \IsiT Date: ^ I ^5" Master # : H 3 "2> ^ UU Employer : Dow Chemical L True/False (Circle T' if the statement is true; Circle "F' if the statement is false) T (?) (3 F 6? F 1. 2. 3. For a Class "C" hard hat to protect against electrical shock, the helm t must be dry and free of holes. Tinted lenses should not be worn inside unless required by the operation. Many factors must be considered when selecting a glove: type of hazard; duration, frequency, and degree of exposure; degree of hand dexterity or touch sensitivity required; durability of the glove and the effects of chemical agents on the glove material. & f 4- All safety footwear is equipped with steel or plastic `toe-boxes" that can protect the toes from heavy blows and weights. T (?) 5. T (|> 6. Hard hats should be cleaned regularly with a mild solvent like paint thinner. Goggles with direct ventilation provide the greatest protection from vapors, liquids, and dusts, but have the greatest tendency to fog. (J) F 7. Elastomeric gloves should be inspected before each use and frequ ntly during use for evidence of pinhole leaks, cuts, abrasion, swelling or discoloration. T 8. T (9) 9. Leather articles (belts, gloves, shoes) that become contaminated should be cleaned and re-used. One of the best places to store your hard hat is on the front seat of your car or truck. T 10. Since face shields cover a larger area than safety glasses or goggl s, they can be used as primary eye protection. T (t) F (v F 11. Only non-elastomeric gloves can protect against crushing or pinching injuries of the hand, or from injuries resulting from striking the hand against, or being struck by and object. 12. Metatarsal arch protectors should be used in work areas where th risk of "toe-override" is present, for example, in foundry operations, rigging and other heavy industrial operations. 13- When working with molten metal or in a spark producing operation, goggles should be worn as primary eye protection under the face shi Id. T 14. Elastomeric gloves are intend d for immersion int chemicals. o /Vp Rev.:2/20/95 1 F 15. Puncture-resistant soled footwear should be worn wh n sharp objects may be present in walking surfaces, such as in d molition and construction activities. L Matching: Match the letter of the term on the right with the phrases on the left. 1. Designed to protect a lineman from exposure to high voltage F 2. Consists of a hard shell attached to a harness that absorbs shock from an object that may fall on the shell J 3. Protects against ultra-violet light (z 4. Seals more tightly to the face $ 5. . Protects against flying fragments, objects, large chips and particles from entering the eyes 6. Reduces the potential for fogging and provides protection while handling chemicals if 7. These type gloves are usually made from latex, Neoprene, Viton, or PVC a 8. Tingling in the fingers, wetness, burning, and itching, dermatitis can all result after this 9. Protects against abrasion, laceration, extreme heat or cold, hot or molten particles, hazardous chemicals and blood-bome pathogens j 10. Protects against injury due to falling or rolling objects, objects piercing the sole or exposure to electrical hazards A. Class B Hard Hat B. Safety Glasses C. Evidence of Contact with Chemicals D. Gloves E Goggles F. Hard Hat G. In-direct Ventilation K Elastomeric Gloves L Safety Footwear J. Specially tinted Lens IIL Multiple Choice. Select the most correct answer for the question. 1. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; a. Class A Hard Hats b. Class B hard Hats () Class A/B Hard Hats d. Class C Hard Hats 2. Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; Elastomeric Gloves Non-Elastomeric Gloves Di-electric Gloves Biker Glov s Rev.:2/20/95 2 Name : Q'lu' Master # : Dow Chemical LAD Solvents / EDC 1 Personal Protective Equipment Training Test Date : i /* i 9s 6 _______ Employer : Dow Chemical I. True/False (Circle "T" if the statement is true; Circle "F" if the statement is false) T 1. For a Class "C" hard hat to protect against electrical shock, the helmet must be dry and free of holes. X F 2. Tinted lenses should not be worn inside unless required by the operation. T F 3. Many factors must be considered when selecting a glove: type of hazard; duration, frequency, and degree of exposure; degree of hand dexterity or touch sensitivity required; durability of the glove and the effects of chemical agents on the glove material. T F 4. All safety footwear is equipped with steel or plastic "toe-boxes" that can protect the toes from heavy blows and weights. T _F_ 5- Hard hats should be cleaned regularly with a mild solvent like paint thinner. T F 6. Goggles with direct ventilation provide the greatest protection from vapors, liquids, and dusts, but have the greatest tendency to fog. T F 7. Elastomeric gloves should be inspected before each use and frequently -- during use for evidence of pinhole leaks, cuts, abrasion, swelling or discoloration. T F 8. Leather articles (belts, gloves, shoes) that become contaminated should be cleaned and re-used. T F 9. One of the best places to store your hard hat is on the front seat of your car or truck. T F 10. Since face shields cover a larger area than safety glasses or goggles, they can be used as primary eye protection. T F 11. Only non-elastomeric gloves can protect against crushing or pinching injuries of the hand, or from injuries resulting from striking the hand against, or being struck by and object. T F 12. Metatarsal arch protectors should be used in work areas where the risk of "toe-override" is present, for example, in foundry operations, rigging and other heavy industrial operations. T F 13. When working with molten metal or in a spark producing operation, goggles should be worn as primary eye protection under the face shield. T F 14. Elastomeric gloves are intended for immersion into chemicals. Rev.: 1/30/95 A 040380 OONFTOFNTTAl >F 15. Puncture-resistant soled footwear should be worn when sharp objects may be present in walking surfaces, such as in demolition and construction activities. II. Matching: Match the letter of the term on the right with the phrases on the left. Jl_ i. -t- 2. J 3. Designed to protect a lineman from exposure to high voltage Consists of a hard shell attached to a harness that absorbs shock from an object that may fall on the shell Protects against ultra-violet light -Jl 4. -2. 5. Seals more tightly to the face Protects against flying fragments, objects, large chips, particles, sand and dirt from entering the eyes 6. jL 7. Reduces the potential for fogging and provides protection while handling chemicals These type gloves are usually made from latex, Neoprene, Viton, or PVC 8. Tingling in the fingers, wetness, burning, and itching, dermatitis can all result after this 9. Protects against abrasion, laceration, extreme heat or cold, hot or molten particles, hazardous chemicals and blood-borne pathogens 10. Protects against injury due to falling or rolling objects, objects piercing the sole or exposure to electrical hazards A. Class B Hard Hat B. Direct Ventilation ^C. Evidence of Contact with Chemicals v'-D. Gloves Goggles F. Hard Hat S S G. In-direct Ventilation Elastomeric Gloves J Safety Footwear Specially tinted Lenses III. Multiple Choice. Select the most correct answer for the question. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; a Class A Hard Hats b. Class B hard Hats __ Class A/B Hard Hats d. Class C Hard Hats 2. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; a^_ Elastomeric Gloves b. Non-Elastomeric Gloves c. Di-electric Gloves d. Biker Gloves Rev.: 1/30/95 2 DO A 040381 OONF TDFNT TAl, Name : Master # : Dow Chemical LAD Solvents / EDC1 Personal Protective Equipment Training Test _1_______ -- ______ Date: S2- //r' / Employer: Dow Chemical L True/False (Circle'T" if the statement is true; Circle "P' if the statement is false) bF if"/ F T (?' For a Class "C" hard hat to protect against electrical shock, the helmet must be dry and free of holes. Tinted lenses should not be worn inside unless required by the operation. Many factors must be considered when selecting a glove: type of hazard; duration, frequency, and degree of exposure; degree of hand dexterity or touch sensitivity required; durability of the glove and the effects of chemical agents on the glove material. All safety footwear is equipped with steel or plastic "toe-boxes'' that can protect the toes from heavy blows and weights. Hard hats should be cleaned regularly with a mild solvent like paint thinner. Goggles with direct ventilation provide the greatest protection from vapors, liquids, and dusts, but have the greatest tendency to fog. Elastomeric gloves should be inspected before each use and frequently during use for evidence of pinhole leaks, cuts, abrasion, swelling or discoloration. Leather articles (belts, gloves, shoes) that become contaminated should be cleaned and re-used. One of the best places to store your hard hat is on the front seat of your car or truck. 10. Since face shields cover a larger area than safety glasses or goggles, they can be used as primary eye protection. 11. Only non-elastomeric gloves can protect against crushing or pinching injuries of the hand, or from injuries resulting from striking the hand against, or being struck by and object. 12. Metatarsal arch protectors should be used in work areas where the risk of "toe-override'' is present, for example, in foundry operations, rigging and other heavy industrial operations. 13. When working with molten metal or in a spark producing operation, goggles should be worn as primary eye protection under the face shield. 14. Elastomeric gloves are int nded for immersion into ch micals. Rev.:2/20/95 A 0403ft? CONF JOFNT TAI F 15. Puncture-resistant soled footwear should be worn when sharp objects may be present in walking surfaces, such as in d molition and construction activities. 1 Matching: Match the letter of the term on the right with the phrases on the left. A 1. Designed to protect a lineman from exposure to high voltage 2. Consists of a hard shell attached to a harness that absorbs shock from an object that may fall on the shell 3. Protects against ultra-violet light T 4. JL_ 5. G 6. jL 7. c 8. _JL 9. 1 10. Seals more tightly to the face Protects against flying fragments, objects, large chips and particles from entering the eyes Reduces the potential for fogging and provides protection while handling chemicals These type gloves are usually made from latex, Neoprene, Viton, or PVC Tingling in the fingers, wetness, burning, and itching, dermatitis can all result after this Protects against abrasion, laceration, extreme heat or cold, hot or molten particles, hazardous chemicals and blood-bome pathogens Protects against injury due to falling or rolling objects, objects piercing the sole or exposure to electrical hazards A. Class B Hard Hat B. Safety Glasses Cl Evidence of Contact with Chemicals D. Gloves E Goggles F. Hard Hat G. In-direct Ventilation H Elastomeric Gloves L Safety Footwear J. Specially tinted Lenses IH Multiple Choice. Select the most correct answer for the question. 1. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; a. Class A Hard Hats b. Class B hard Hats <c> Class A/B Hard Hats d. Class C Hard Hats2 2. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; <) Elastomeric Gloves b. Non-Elastomeric Gloves c. Di-electric Gloves d. Biker Gloves Rev.:2/20/95 2 OO A 040303 C.ONF T 0FN3T Al Dow Chemical LAD Solvents / EDC 1 Pers nal Protective Equipment Training Test Date: Master # : Vj 1 S Employer: Dow Chemicai (Circle'T' if the statement is true; Circle "F' if the statement is false) t Q 1. For a Class *C hard hat to protect against electrical shock, the helmet must be dry and free of holes. (5 f (3 f 2. Tinted lenses should not be worn inside unless required by the operation. 3. Many factors must be considered when selecting a glove: type of hazard; duration, frequency, and degree of exposure; degree of hand dexterity or touch sensitivity required; durability of the glove and the effects of chemical agents on the glove material. 0 F 4. All safety footwear is equipped with steel or plastic "toe-boxes'' that can protect the toes from heavy blows and weights. T 5. Hard hats should be cleaned regularly with a mild solvent like paint thinner. T QF 6. 7. Goggles with direct ventilation provide the greatest protection from vapors, liquids, and dusts, but have the greatest tendency to fog. Elastomeric gloves should be inspected before each use and frequently during use for evidence of pinhole leaks, cuts, abrasion, swelling or discoloration. T 3 8. Leather articles (belts, gloves, shoes) that become contaminated should be cleaned and re-used. T (3 9. One of the best places to store your hard hat is on the front seat of your car or truck. T 10. Since face shields cover a larger area than safety glasses or goggles, they can be used as primary eye protection. T 11. Only non-elastomeric gloves can protect against crushing or pinching injuries of the hand, or from injuries resulting from striking the hand against, or being struck by and object. <S> F 12. Metatarsal arch protectors should be used in work areas where th risk of "toe-override" is present, for example, in foundry operations, rigging and other heavy industrial operations. F 13. When working with molten metal or in a spark producing operation, goggles should be worn as primary eye protection under the face shield. T d) 14. Elastomeric gloves are intended for immersion into chemicals. pH A Q40384 Rev.:2/20/95 1 (UNF TDFNT T A1 F 15. Puncture-resistant soled footw ar should be worn when sharp objects may be present in walking surfaces, such as in d molition and construction activities. I Matching: Match the letter of the term on the right with the phrases on the left. JL 1. F 2. zr 3. ` JE_ 4. Designed to protect a lineman from exposure to high voltage Consists of a hard shell attached to a harness that absorbs shock from an object that may fall on the shell Protects against ultra-violet light Seals more tightly to the face 5. Cr 6. JL 7. 0 8. Protects against flying fragments, objects, large chips and particles from entering the eyes Reduces the potential for fogging and provides protection while handling chemicals These type gloves are usually made from latex, Neoprene, Viton, or PVC Tingling in the fingers, wetness, burning, and itching, dermatitis can all result after this JL 9. Protects against abrasion, laceration, extreme heat or cold, hot or molten particles, hazardous chemicals and blood-bome pathogens 10. Protects against injury due to falling or rolling objects, objects piercing the sole or exposure to electrical hazards A. Class B Hard Hat B. Safety Glasses C. Evidence of Contact with Chemicals D. Gloves E Goggles F. Hard Hat G. In-direct Ventilation H Elastomeric Gloves L Safety Footwear J. Specially tinted Lens Ifl. Multiple Choice. Select the most correct answer for the question. 1. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; a. Class A Hard Hats b. Class B hard Hats (cp Class A/B Hard Hats . d. Class C Hard Hats 2. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; /a\ Elastomeric Gloves 1r Non-Elastomeric Gloves c. Di-electric Gloves d. Bik r Gloves Rev.:2/20/95 2 ^ ^ O4o'ioc CONrrDFNTM Name: Master # : 4 Dow Chemical LAD Solvents / EDC 1 Personal Protective Equipment Training Test /jlIDate: 2L/ f _______ Employer: Dow Chemical L True/False (Circle "T" if the statement is true; Circle "F' if the statement is false) For a Class "C hard hat to protect against electrical shock, the helmet must be dry and free of holes. 2. Tinted lenses should not be worn inside unless required by the operation. 3. Many factors must be considered when selecting a glove: type of hazard; duration, frequency, and degree of exposure; degree of hand dexterity or touch sensitivity required; durability of the glove and the effects of chemical agents on the glove material. 4. T () 5. T CV 6- All safety footwear is equipped with steel or plastic "toe-boxes* that can protect the toes from heavy blows and weights. Hard hats should be cleaned regularly with a mild solvent like paint thinner. Goggles with direct ventilation provide the greatest protection from vapors, liquids, and dusts, but have the greatest tendency to fog. 7. Elastomeric gloves should be inspected before each use and frequently during use for evidence of pinhole leaks, cuts, abrasion, swelling or discoloration. T F J 8. Leather articles (belts, gloves, shoes) that become contaminated should be cleaned and re-used. T 9. One of the best places to store your hard hat is on the front seat of your _ -^nr or truck. 10. Since face shields cover a larger area than safety glasses or goggles, they can be used as primary eye protection. 11. Only non-elastomeric gloves can protect against crushing or pinching injuries of the hand, or from injuries resulting from striking the hand against, or being struck by and object. Metatarsal arch protectors should be used in work areas where the risk of "toe-override" is present, for example, in foundry operations, rigging and other heavy industrial operations. When working with molten metal or in a spark producing operation, goggles should be worn as primary eye protection under the face shield. Elastom ricglov sareint nded for immersion into chemicals. HO A 0403B6 1 CONFTDFNTTAL. T F 15. Puncture-resistant soled footwear should be worn when sharp objects may b present in walking surfaces, such as in demolition and construction activities. L Matching: Match the letter of the term on the right with the phrases on the left. Designed to protect a lineman from exposure to high voltage Class B Hard Hat Consists of a hard shell attached to a harness that absorbs shock from an object that may fall on the shell ^--B:--Safety Glasses Protects against ultra-violet light jGr^Evidefice ofContaCt ' ^W^Cherfiicals Seals more tightly to the face D. Gloves Protects against flying fragments, objects, large chips and particles from entering the eyes Goggles Reduces the potential for fogging and provides protection while handling chemicals Hard Hat These type gloves are usually made from latex, Neoprene, Viton, or PVC direct Ventilation Tingling in the fingers, wetness, burning, and itching, dermatitis can all result after this Elastomeric Gloves Protects against abrasion, laceration, extreme heat or cold, hot or molten particles, hazardous chemicals and blood-bome pathogens Safety Footwear Protects against injury due to failing or rolling objects, objects piercing the sole or exposure to electrical hazards Specially tinted Lenses ID. Multiple Choice. Select the most correct answer for the question. 1. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; a. Class A Hard Hats b. Class B hard Hats 'fscT) Class A/B Hard Hats Class C Hard Hats 2. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; Elastomeric Gloves Non-Elastomeric Gloves c. Di-electric Gloves d. Biker Gloves Rev.:2/20/95 2 DO A 040387 CONFTDFNTTAl Name: Master # : Dow Ch mica! LAD Solv nts / EDC1 Personal Protective Equipment Training Test ____ Date: X / -2 ~5 / 9 S Employer: Dow Chemical t True/False (Circle T if the statement is true; Circle "F if the statement is false) 1. For a Class "C" hard hat to protect against electrical shock, the helmet must be dry and free of holes. 2. Tinted lenses should not be worn inside unless required by the operation. T F 3. Many factors must be considered when selecting a glove: type of hazard; duration, frequency, and degree of exposure; degree of hand dexterity or touch sensitivity required; durability of the glove and the effects of chemical agents on the glove material. 0 F 4- All safety footwear is equipped with steel or plastic "toe-boxes" that can protect the toes from heavy blows and weights. T (j) 5. Hard hats should be cleaned regularly with a mild solvent like paint thinner. T (f) 6. Goggles with direct ventilation provide the greatest protection from vapors, liquids, and dusts, but have the greatest tendency to fog. (?' F T- Elastomeric gloves should be inspected before each use and frequently during use for evidence of pinhole leaks, cuts, abrasion, swelling or discoloration. T (D Leather articles (belts, gloves, shoes) that become contaminated should be cleaned and re-used. T (D One of the best places to store your hard hat is on the front seat of your car or truck. T (Tj 10. Since face shields cover a larger area than safety glasses or goggles, they can be used as primary eye protection. T ff) 11. Only non-elastomeric gloves can protect against crushing or pinching injuries of the hand, or from injuries resulting from striking the hand against, or being struck by and object. 0F &) F 12. Metatarsal arch protectors should be used in work areas where the risk of "toe-override" is present, for example, in foundry operations, rigging and other heavy industrial operations. 13- When working with molten metal or in a spark producing operation, goggles should be worn as primary eye protection under the face shield. T CP 14' Rev..2/20/95 Elastomeric gloves are int nded for immersion into chemicals. 00 ,, o4o:iM CONFTOFN-nftl F 15. Puncture-resistant soled footwear should be worn when sharp objects may be present in walking surfaces, such as in d molition and construction activities. I. Matching: Match the letter of the term on the right with the phrases on the left. -A. 1. 2. r 3. Designed to protect a lineman from exposure to high voltage Consists of a hard shell attached to a harness that absorbs shock from an object that may fall on the shell Protects against ultra-violet light 4. Seals more tightly to the face 5. 6. \\ 7. AL 8. s> 9. ( 10. Protects against flying fragments, objects, large chips and particles from entering the eyes Reduces the potential for fogging and provides protection while handling chemicals These type gloves are usually made from latex, Neoprene, Viton, or PVC Tingling in the fingers, wetness, burning, and itching, dermatitis can all result after this Protects against abrasion, laceration, extreme heat or cold, hot or molten particles, hazardous chemicals and blood-bome pathogens Protects against injury due to falling or rolling objects, objects piercing the sole or exposure to electrical hazards A. Class B Hard Hat B. Safety Glasses C. Evidence of Contact with Chemicals D. Gloves E Goggles F. Hard Hat G. In-direct Ventilation H. Elastomeric Gloves L Safety Footwear J. Specially tinted Lenses III. Multiple Choice. Select the most correct answer for the question. 1. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; a. Class A Hard Hats b. Class B hard Hats /O Class A/B Hard Hats o. Class C Hard. Hats 2. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; Elastomeric Gloves b. Non-Elastomeric Gloves c. Di-electric Gloves d. Biker Gloves Rev.:2/20/95 2 00 A 040309 conftdfnttai Name: Master #: Dow Ch mfcal LAD S Iv nts/ EDC 1 Personal Pr tectiv Equipment Training Test __________ Date: ______/ / __________ Employer: Dow Chemical L True/False (Circle'T' if the statement is true; Circle "P if the statement is false) T F 1. For a Class aC" hard hat to protect against electrical shock, the helmet must be dry and free of holes. T F 2. Tinted lenses should not be worn inside unless required by the operation. T F 3. Many factors must be considered when' selecting a glove: type of hazard; duration, frequency, and degree of exposure; degree of hand dexterity or touch sensitivity required; durability of the glove and the effects of chemical agents on the glove material. T F 4. All safety footwear is equipped with steel or plastic `toe-boxes'' that can protect the toes from heavy blows and weights. T F 5. Hard hats should be cleaned regularly with a mild solvent like paint thinn r. T F 6. Goggles with direct ventilation provide the greatest protection from vapors, liquids, and dusts, but have the greatest tendency to fog. T F 7. Elastomeric gloves should be inspected before each use and frequently during use for evidence of pinhole leaks, cuts, abrasion, swelling or discoloration. T F 8. Leather articles (belts, gloves, shoes) that become contaminated should be cleaned and re-used. T F 9. One of the best places to store your hard hat is on the front seat of your car or truck. T F 10. Since face shields cover a larger area than safety glasses or goggles, they can be used as primary eye protection. T F 11. Only non-elastomeric gloves can protect against crushing or pinching injuries of the hand, or from injuries resulting from striking the hand against, or being struck by and object. T F 12. Metatarsal arch protectors should be used in work areas where the risk of ``toe-override" is present, for example, in foundry operations, rigging and other heavy industrial operations. T F 13. When working with molten metal or in a spark producing operation, goggles should be worn as primary eye protection under the face shield. T F 14. Elastomeric gloves are intended for immersion into chemicals. Rev.:2/20/95 A 040390 ^onftdfmtjal T F 15. Puncture-resistant soled footwear should be w m wh n sharp objects may be present in walking surfaces, such as in demolition and construction activities. I. Matching: Match the letter of the term on the right with the phrases on the left. 1. Designed to protect a lineman from exposure to high voltage 2. Consists of a hard shell attached to a harness that absorbs shock from an object that may fall on the shell 3. Protects against ultra-violet light 4. Seals more tightly to the face 5. Protects against flying fragments, objects, large chips and particles from entering the eyes 6. Reduces the potential for fogging and provides protection while handling chemicals 7. These type gloves are usually made from latex, Neoprene, Viton, or PVC 8. Tingling in the fingers, wetness, burning, and itching, dermatitis can all result after this 9. Protects against abrasion, laceration, extreme heat or cold, hot or molten particles, hazardous chemicals and blood-bome pathogens 10. Protects against injury due to falling or rolling objects, objects piercing the sole or exposure to electrical hazards A. Class B Hard Hat B. Safety Glasses C. Evidence of Contact with Chemicals D. Gloves E Goggles F. Hard Hat G. In-direct Ventilation K Elastomeric Gloves l Safety Footwear J. Specially tinted Lenses ID. Multiple Choice. Select the most correct answer for the question. 1. TTie Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; a. Class A Hard Hats b. Class B hard Hats c. Class A/B Hard Hats d. Class C Hard Hats 2. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; a. Elastomeric Gloves b. Non-Elastomeric Gloves c. Di-el ctric Gloves d. Biker Gloves Rev.:2/20/95 2 ^ A 0403<5i C0NFrTDFNTlA! D w Chemical LAD Solvents / EDC 1 Personal Protective Equipment Training Test Name:____________________ Date: ______ / / Master #: _______ ___ Employer: Dow Chemical L True/False (Circle *T" if the statement is true; Circle "F if the statement is false) T F 1. For a Class "C" hard hat to protect against electrical shock, the helmet must be dry and free of holes. T F 2. Tinted lenses should not be worn inside unless required by the operation. T F 3. Many factors must be considered when selecting a glove: type of hazard; duration, frequency, and degree of exposure; degree of hand dexterity or touch sensitivity required; durability of the glove and the effects of chemical agents on the glove material. T F 4. All safety footwear is equipped with steel or plastic toe-boxes' that can protect the toes from heavy blows and weights. T F 5. Hard hats should be cleaned regularly with a mild solvent like paint thinner. T F 6. Goggles with direct ventilation provide the greatest protection from vapors, liquids, and dusts, but have the greatest tendency to fog. T F 7. Elastomeric gloves should be inspected before each use and frequently during use for evidence of pinhole leaks, cuts, abrasion, swelling or discoloration. T F 8. Leather articles (belts, gloves, shoes) that become contaminated should be cleaned and re-used. T F 9. One of the best places to store your hard hat is on the front seat of your car or truck. T F 10. Since face shields cover a larger area than safety glasses or goggles, they can be used as primary eye protection. T F 11. Only non-elastomeric gloves can protect against crushing or pinching injuries of the hand, or from injuries resulting from striking the hand against, or being struck by and object T F 12. Metatarsal arch protectors should be used in work areas where the risk of "toe-override" is present, for example, in foundry operations, rigging and other heavy industrial operations. T F 13. When working with molten metal or in a spark producing operation, goggles should be worn as primary eye protection under the face shield. T F 14. Elastomeric gloves are intended for immersion into chemicals. Rev.:2/20/95 1 DO A 040392 OONFTOFNTT Al T F 15. Puncture-resistant soled footwear should be worn when sharp objects may be present in walking surfaces, such as in demolition and construction activities. L Matching: Match the letter of the term on the right with the phrases on the left. 1. Designed to protect a lineman from exposure to high voltage 2. Consists of a hard shell attached to a harness that absorbs shock from an object that may fall on the shell 3. Protects against ultra-violet light 4. Seals more tightly to the face 5. Protects against flying fragments, objects, large chips and particles from entering the eyes 6. Reduces the potential for fogging and provides protection while handling chemicals 7. These type gloves are usually made from latex, Neoprene, Viton, or PVC 8. Tingling in the fingers, wetness, burning, and itching, dermatitis can all result after this 9. Protects against abrasion, laceration, extreme heat or cold, hot or molten particles, hazardous chemicals and blood-bome pathogens 10. Protects against injury due to falling or rolling objects, objects piercing the sole or exposure to electrical hazards A. Class B Hard Hat B. Safety Glasses C. Evidence of Contact with Chemicals D. Gloves E Goggles F. Hard Hat G. In-direct Ventilation H Elastomeric Gloves L Safety Footwear J. Specially tinted Lenses UL Multiple Choice. Select the most correct answer for the question. 1. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; a. Class A Hard Hats b. Class B hard Hats c. Class A/B Hard Hats d. Class C Hard Hats 2. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; a. Elastomeric Gloves b. Non-Elastomeric Gloves c. Di-electric Gloves d. Biker Gloves Rev.:2/20/95 2 DO A 040393 CONFTDFNTTAl Dow Ch mical LAD S Ivents / EDC1 Personal Protective Equipment Training Test Name :____________________ Date: ______//_ Master # :____________________ Employer: Dow Chemical L True/False (Circle "T" if the statement is true; Circle "F if the statement is false) T F 1. For a Class "C" hard hat to protect against electrical shock, the helmet must be dry and free of holes. T F 2. Tinted lenses should not be worn inside unless required by the operation. T F 3. Many factors must be considered when selecting a glove: type of hazard; duration, frequency, and degree of exposure; degree of hand dexterity or touch sensitivity required; durability of the glove and the effects of chemical agents on the glove material. T F 4. All safety footwear is equipped with steel or plastic ``toe-boxes'' that can protect the toes from heavy blows and weights. T F 5. Hard hats should be cleaned regularly with a mild solvent like paint thinner. T F 6. Goggles with direct ventilation provide the greatest protection from vapors, liquids, and dusts, but have the greatest tendency to fog. T F 7. Elastomeric gloves should be inspected before each use and frequently during use for evidence of pinhole leaks, cuts, abrasion, swelling or discoloration. T F 8. Leather articles (belts, gloves, shoes) that become contaminated should be cleaned and re-used. T F 9. One of the best places to store your hard hat is on the front seat of your car or truck. T F 10. Since face shields cover a larger area than safety glasses or goggles, they can be used as primary eye protection. T F 11. Only non-elastomeric gloves can protect against crushing or pinching injuries of the hand, or from injuries resulting from striking the hand against, or being struck by and object. T F 12. Metatarsal arch protectors should be used in work areas where the risk of "toe-override'' is present, for example, in foundry operations, rigging and other heavy industrial operations. T F 13. When working with molten metal or in a spark producing operation, goggles should be worn as primary eye protection under the face shield. T F 14. Elastomeric gloves are intended for immersi n into chemicals. Rev.:2/20/95 1 DO A 040394 OONFTDFNTTAi T F 15. Puncture-resistant soled footwear should be worn when sharp objects may be present in walking surfaces, such as in demolition and construction activities. L Matching: Match the letter of the term on the right with the phrases on the left. 1. Designed to protect a lineman from exposure to high voltage 2. Consists of a hard shell attached to a harness that absorbs shock firbm an object that may fall on the shell 3. Protects against ultra-violet light 4. Seals more tightly to the face 5. Protects against flying fragments, objects, large chips and particles from entering the eyes 6. Reduces the potential for fogging and provides protection while handling chemicals 7. These type gloves are usually made from latex, Neoprene, Viton, or PVC 8. Tingling in the fingers, wetness, burning, and itching, dermatitis can all result after this 9. Protects against abrasion, laceration, extreme heat or cold, hot or molten particles, hazardous chemicals and blood-bome pathogens 10. Protects against injury due to falling or rolling objects, objects piercing the sole or exposure to electrical hazards A. Class B Hard Hat B. Safety Glasses c Evidence of Contact with Chemicals D. Gloves E Goggles F. Hard Hat G. In-direct Ventilation K Elastomeric Gloves l Safety Footwear J. Specially tinted Lenses ill. Multiple Choice. Select the most correct answer for the question. 1. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; a. Class A Hard Hats b. Class B hard Hats c. Class A/B Hard Hats d. Class C Hard Hats 2. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; a. Elastomeric Gloves b. Non-Elastomeric Gloves c. Di-electric Gloves d. Bik rGlov s Rev.:2/20/95 2 DO A 040395 CONFTDFNTT AL Dow Chemical LAD Solvents / EDC 1 Personal Protective Equipment Training Test Name :____________________ Date: ______/l_ Master # : ___________ Employer: Dow Chemical L True/False (Circle "T" if the statement is true; Circle "P if the statement is false) T F 1. For a Class "C" hard hat to protect against electrical shock, the helmet must be dry and free of holes. T F 2. Tinted lenses should not be worn inside unless required by the operation. T F 3. Many factors must be considered when' selecting a glove: type of hazard; duration, frequency, and degree of exposure; degree of hand dexterity or touch sensitivity required; durability of the glove and the effects of chemical agents on the glove material. T F 4. All safety footwear is equipped with steel or plastic `toe-boxes' that can protect the toes from heavy blows and weights. T F 5. Hard hats should be cleaned regularly with a mild solvent like paint thinner. T F 6. Goggles with direct ventilation provide the greatest protection from vapors, liquids, and dusts, but have the greatest tendency to fog. T F 7. Elastomeric gloves should be inspected before each use and frequently during use for evidence of pinhole leaks, cuts, abrasion, swelling or discoloration. T F 8. Leather articles (belts, gloves, shoes) that become contaminated should be cleaned and re-used. T F 9. One of the best places to store your hard hat is on the front seat of your car or truck. T F 10. Since face shields cover a larger area than safety glasses or goggles, they can be used as primary eye protection. T F 11. Only non-elastomeric gloves can protect against crushing or pinching injuries of the hand, or from injuries resulting from striking the hand against, or being struck by and object T F 12. Metatarsal arch protectors should be used in work areas where the risk of 'toe-override' is present, for example, in foundry operations, rigging and other heavy industrial operations. T F 13. When working with molten metal or in a spark producing operation, goggles should be worn as primary eye protection under the face shi Id. T F 14. Elastomeric gloves are intended for immersion into chemicals. Rev.:2/20/95 * 040396 CONFrDFNTTAI T F 15. Puncture-resistant soled footwear should be worn when sharp objects may be present in walking surfaces, such as in demolition and construction activities. L Matching: Match the letter of the term on the right with the phrases on the left. 1. Designed to protect a lineman from exposure to high voltage 2. Consists of a hard shell attached to a harness that absorbs shock from an object that may fall on the shell 3. Protects against ultra-violet light 4. Seals more tightly to the face 5. Protects against flying fragments, objects, large chips and particles from entering the eyes 6. Reduces the potential for fogging and provides protection while handling chemicals 7. These type gloves are usually made from latex, Neoprene, Viton, or PVC 8. Tingling in the fingers, wetness, burning, and itching, dermatitis can all result after this 9. Protects against abrasion, laceration, extreme heat or cold, hot or molten particles, hazardous chemicals and blood-borne pathogens 10. Protects against injury due to falling or rolling objects, objects piercing the sole or exposure to electrical hazards A. Class B Hard Hat B. Safety Glasses C. Evidence of Contact with Chemicals D. Gloves E Goggles F. Hard Hat G. In-direct Ventilation K Elastomeric Gloves L Safety Footwear J. Specially tinted Lens DL Multiple Choice. Select the most correct answer for the question. 1. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; a. Class A Hard Hats b. Class B hard Hats c. Class A/B Hard Hats d. Class C Hard Hats 2. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; a. Elastomeric Gloves b. Non-Elastomeric Gloves c. Di-electric Gloves d. Biker Gloves Rev.:2/20/95 2 DO A 040397 CONFTDFNTTAl T Dow Chemical LAD Solvents / EDO 1 Personal Protective Equipment Training Test Name :____________________ Date: ______ /l_ Master # : ____________ Employer: Dow Chemical L True/False (Circle'T if the statement is true; Circle T" if the statement is false) TF 1. For a Class *C* hard hat to protect against electrical shock, the helmet must be dry and free of holes. TF 2. Tinted lenses should not be worn inside unless required by the operation. TF 3. Many factors must be considered when selecting a glove: type of hazard; duration, frequency, and degree of exposure; degree of hand dexterity or touch sensitivity required; durability of the glove and the effects of chemical agents on the glove material. TF 4. All safety footwear is equipped with steel or plastic `toe-boxes* that can protect the toes from heavy blows and weights. TF 5. Hard hats should be cleaned regularly with a mild solvent like paint thinner. TF 6. Goggles with direct ventilation provide the greatest protection from vapors, liquids, and dusts, but have the greatest tendency to fog. TF 7. Elastomeric gloves should be inspected before each use and frequently during use for evidence of pinhole leaks, cuts, abrasion, swelling or discoloration. TF 8. Leather articles (belts, gloves, shoes) that become contaminated should be cleaned and re-used. T F 9. One of the best places to store your hard hat is on the front seat of your car or truck. T F 10. Since face shields cover a larger area than safety glasses or goggles, they can be used as primary eye protection. T F 11. Only non-elastomeric gloves can protect against crushing or pinching injuries of the hand, or from injuries resulting from striking the hand against, or being struck by and object. T F 12. Metatarsal arch protectors should be used in work areas where the risk of 'toe-override* is present, for example, in foundry operations, rigging and other heavy industrial operations. T F 13. When working with molten metal or in a spark producing operation, goggles should be worn as primary eye protection under the face shi Id. T F 14. Elastomeric gloves are intended for immersion into chemicals. Rev.:2/20/95 1 DO A 040398 CONFIDENTIAL T F 15. Puncture-resistant soled footwear should be worn when sharp objects may be present in walking surfaces, such as in demolition and construction activities. L Matching: Match the letter of the term on the right with the phrases on the left. 1. Designed to protect a lineman from exposure to high voltage 2. Consists of a hard shell attached to a harness that absorbs shock from an object that may fell on the shell 3. Protects against ultra-violet light 4. Seals more tightly to the face 5. Protects against flying fragments, objects, large chips and particles from entering the eyes 6. Reduces the potential for fogging and provides protection while handling chemicals 7. These type gloves are usually made from latex, Neoprene, Viton, or PVC 8. Tingling in the fingers, wetness, burning, and itching, dermatitis can all result after this 9. Protects against abrasion, laceration, extreme heat or cold, hot or molten particles, hazardous chemicals and biood-bome pathogens 10. Protects against injury due to falling or rolling objects, objects piercing the sole or exposure to electrical hazards A. Class B Hard Hat B. Safety Glasses C. Evidence of Contact with Chemicals D. Gloves E Goggles F. Hard Hat G. In-direct Ventilation H Elastomeric Gloves L Safety Footwear J. Specially tinted Lenses HL Multiple Choice. Select the most correct answer for the question. 1. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; a. Class A Hard Hats b. Class B hard Hats c. Class A/B Hard Hats d. Class C Hard Hats 2. The Solvents / EDC 1 Plant uses; a. Elastomeric Gloves b. Non-Elastomeric Gloves c. Di-electric Gloves d. Bik r Gloves Rev.:2/20/95 2 HO A 040399 oonftofnttai Answer Sheet Section I 1. False 2. True 3. True 4. True 5. False 6. False 7. True 8. False 9. False 10. False 11. False 12. True 13. True 14. False 15. True Section II 1. A 2. F 3. J 4. E 5. B 6. G 7. H 8. C 9. D 10. 1 Section III 1. C 2. A Rev.:2/20/95 00 A 040400 3 CONFTDFNTTAl