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f i'+xL fbu> A ABERDEEN FORKLIFT TRAINING PROGRAM SECTION I QUIZ 1. Good, competent, professional forklift operation is a safe operation and you can never be too experienced to learn more about safety. 2. The first rule of safe forklift operation is to know the capacity of your truck. - 3. The load capacity of each of our forklift trucks is clearly marked on the identification plate on the truck. If you are in doubt about your forklift's ability to pick up a certain load, use the trial and error approach. U. - 5 ri 6 A pre-work check of your forklift should be made to be sure it's working right and will operate safely. The further the center of the load is away from the front of the carriage, the larger the load you can pick up. 7 All of the forklift trucks in the Aberdeen Plant are equipped with a hand brake. 8 You should try to repair any problems you find during the pre-work check of the forklift truck. VAB.0001076837 ABERDEEN FORKLIFT TRAINING PROGRAM SECTION II QUIZ A forklift truck steers with its rear wheels, not its front wheels like your car. When you are planning to make a turn while traveling forward, you should steer your forklift to the opposite side of the road or isle...in the direction you are going to turn. When traveling backward, the rear wheels should pass the comer and the front wheels should reach the corner before you start turning the steering wheel to make a turn. A forklift truck operator must always watch the rear swing of the truck as well as the front swing of the load. A forklift truck is much harder to steer when the forks are loaded. A forklift truck operator should always travel with the forks four to six inches above the ground. An operator should always inspect a load before he attempts to make a lift. When picking up a load with a forklift truck, always approach the load squarely. The forks should be spaced as widely as possible according to the load width and equally spaced form the sides of the carrigae. At times, it might become necessary to make a lift with only one fork. Sfc At times, it might also become necessary to ''pick up short", that is pick up a load with only part of your forks. An operator should never put his head, hands or feet out of the truck cage. Only the small Hyster forklift should ever be carried in the plant's elevators. It is better to drive forward up a ramp when your truck is empty. 15. You should drive forward up a ramp and backwards down a ramp when your forks are loaded. ! & VAB.0001076838 r SECTION II QUIZ i 16. Always cross railroad tracks at a 45 degree angle. 17. Passengers should never be carried on a forklift truck as it is designed for only one person...the operator. 18. Before depositing a load, the operator should take the time to inspect the place where he is going to unload. 19. You should never use full back tilt when high stacking. The safest condition is when the top of the mast is only a foot to 18 inches back from vertical. 20. If you have to leave the fork truck unattended for even a short time, you should lower the forks and turn off the engine. * VAB.0001076839 ABERDEEN FORKLIFT TRAINING PROGRAM SECTION III QUIZ If the tractor is attached to the trailer, you should be sure to notify the driver that you are about to begin loading the trailer. It is not necessary to chock the wheels of a trailer to be loaded if the tractor is attached. 3. In addition to the dolly wheels, special jacks must be placed under the front of a trailer, when the tractor is not attached, before loading begins. 4. Trailer floors should be checked for damage before loading begins. 5. The proper way to load a trailer is to load all of one side then all of the other side. 6. If double stacking is required when loading a trailer, it should be done in the front and back so the extra weight will be on the axles. An employee should never be lifted with a forklift truck unless a caged worklift is used. When using a worklift, you must be sure that the safety pin is placed through the worklift mount and the forklift forks to prevent the work lift from sliding off the forks. It is O.K. for an employee to ride to a work site if he is riding in a worklift. Unloading a trash dumpster should be done with forklift mast straight up, not tilted forward or backward. VAB.0001076840 i' ABERDEEN FORKLIFT TRAINING PROGRAM SECTION I QUIZ 1. Good, competent, professional forklift operation is a safe operation and you can never be too experienced to learn more about safety. The first rule of safe forklift operation is to know the capacity of your truck. - The load capacity of each of our forklift trucks is clearly marked on the identification plate on the truck. If you are in doubt about your forklift's ability to pick up a certain load, use the trial and error approach. A pre-work check of your forklift should be made to be sure it's working right and will operate safely. The further the center of the load is away from the front of the carriage, the larger the load you can pick up. All of the forklift trucks in the Aberdeen Plant are equipped with a hand brake. You should try to repair any problems you find during the pre-work check of the forklift truck. VAB.0001076841 ABERDEEN FORKLIFT TRAINING PROGRAM SECTION II QUIZ A forklift truck steers with its rear wheels, not its front wheels like your car. When you are planning to make a turn while traveling forward, you should steer your forklift to the opposite side of the road or isle...in the direction you are going to turn. When traveling backward, the rear wheels should pass the comer and the front wheels should reach the corner before you start turning the steering wheel to make a turn. A forklift truck operator must always watch the rear swing of the truck as well as the front swing of the load. A forklift truck is much harder to steer when the forks are loaded. A forklift truck operator should always travel with the forks four to six inches above the ground. An operator should always inspect a load before he attempts to make a lift. When picking up a load with a forklift truck, always approach the load squarely. b if<# 10. The forks should be spaced as widely as possible according to the load width and equally spaced form the sides of the carrigae. At times, it might become necessary to make a lift with only one fork. Si At times, it might also become necessary to "pick up short", that is pick up a load with only part of your forks. /T*~X, 13. An operator should never put his head, hands or feet out of the truck cage. Only the small Hyster forklift should ever be carried in the plant's elevators. It is better to drive forward up a ramp when your truck is empty. You should drive forward up a ramp and backwards down a ramp when your forks are loaded. .K VAB.0001076842 SECTION II QUIZ -ft*U*T6. Always cross railroad tracks at a 45 degree angle. 17. Passengers should never be carried on a forklift truck as it is designed for only one person...the operator. Before depositing a load, the operator should take the time to inspect the place where he is going to unload. T* 19- You should never use full back tilt when high stacking. The safest condition is when the top of the mast is only a foot to 18 inches back from vertical. If you have to leave the fork truck unattended for even a short time, you should lower the forks and turn off the engine. r"* VAB.0001076843 ABERDEEN FORKLIFT TRAINING PROGRAM SECTION II QUIZ f 1. A forklift truck steers with its rear wheels, not its front wheels like your car. .2 When you are planning to make a turn while traveling forward, you should steer your forklift to the opposite side of the road or isle...in the direction you are going to turn. When traveling backward, the rear wheels should pass the comer and the front wheels should reach the corner before you start turning the steering wheel to make a turn. A forklift truck operator must always watch the rear swing of the truck as well as the front swing of the load. A forklift truck is much harder to steer when the forks aye loaded. A forklift truck operator should always travel with the forks four to six inches above the ground. An operator should always inspect a load before he attempts to make a lift. When picking up a load with a forklift truck, always approach the load squarely. The forks should be spaced as widely as possible according to the load width and equally spaced form the sides of the carrigae. % At times, it might become necessary to make a lift with only one fork. .11 At times, it might also become necessary to "pick up short", that is pick up a load with only part of your forks. An operator should never put his head, hands or feet out of the truck cage. 13. Only the small Hyster forklift should ever be carried in the plant's elevators. 14. It is better to drive forward up a ramp when your truck is empty. 15. You should drive forward up a ramp and backwards down a ramp when your forks are loaded. VAB.0001076844 ABERDEEN FORKLIFT TRAINING PROGRAM SECTION I QUIZ 1 Good, competent, professional forklift operation is a safe operation and you can never be too experienced to learn more about safety. 2. The first rule of safe forklift operation is to know the capacity of your truck. 3. The load capacity of each of our forklift trucks is clearly marked on the identification plate on the truck. If you are in doubt about your forklift's ability to pick up a certain load, use the trial and error approach. 5. A pre-work check of your forklift should be made to be sure it's working right and will operate safely. 6. The further the center of the load is away from the front of the carriage, the larger the load you can pick up. 7. All of the forklift trucks in the Aberdeen Plant are equipped with a hand brake. 8. You should try to repair any problems you find during the pre-work check of the forklift truck. * VAB.0001076845 r r SECTION II QUIZ A 7>* Always cross railroad tracks at a 45 degree angle. 17. Passengers should never be carried on a forklift truck as it is designed for only one person...the operator. 4A#.1B. Before depositing a load, the operator should take the time to inspect the place where he is going to unload. You ^should never use full back tilt when high stacking. The safest condition is when the top of the mast is only a foot to 18 inches back from vertical. If you have to leave the fork truck unattended for even a short time, you should lower the forks and turn off the engine. VAB.0001076846 ABERDEEN FORKLIFT TRAINING PROGRAM SECTION III QUIZ If the tractor is attached to the trailer, you should be sure to notify the driver that you are about to begin loading the trailer. It is not necessary to chock the wheels of a trailer to be loaded if the tractor is attached. * In addition to the dolly wheels, special jacks must be placed under the front of a trailer, when the tractor is not attached, before loading begins. Trailer floors should be checked for damage before loading begins. The proper way to load a trailer is to load all of one side then all of the other side. If double stacking is required when loading a trailer, it should be done in the front and back so the extra weight will be on the axles. An employee should never be lifted with a forklift truck unless a caged worklift is used. When using a worklift, you must be sure that the safety pin is placed through the worklift mount and the forklift forks to prevent the work lift from sliding off the forks. It is O.K. for an employee to ride to a work site if he is riding in a worklift. Unloading a trash dumpster should be done with forklift mast straight up, not tilted forward or backward. VAB.0001076847 SECTION II QUIZ Always cross railroad tracks at a 45 degree angle. Passengers should never be carried on a forklift truck as it is designed for only one person...the operator. r Before depositing a load, the operator should take the time to inspect the place where he is going to unload. You should never use full back tilt when high stacking. The safest condition is when the top of the mast is only a foot to 18 inches back from vertical. If you have to leave the fork truck unattended for even a short time, you should lower the forks and turn off the engine. VAB.0001076848 ABERDEEN FORKLIFT TRAINING PROGRAM SECTION III QUIZ If the tractor is attached to the trailer, you should be sure to notify the driver that you are about to begin loading the trailer. It is not necessary to chock the wheels of a trailer to be loaded if the tractor is attached. 3. In addition to the dolly wheels, special jacks must be placed under the front of a trailer, when the tractor is not attached, before loading begins. Trailer floors should be checked for damage before loading begins. The proper way to load a trailer is to load all of one side then all of the other side. If double stacking is required when loading a trailer, it should be done in the front and back so the extra weight will be on the axles. An employee should never be lifted with a forklift truck unless a caged worklift is used. 8. When using a worklift, you must be sure that the safety pin is placed through the worklift mount and the forklift forks to prevent the work lift from sliding off the forks. f 9. It is O.K. for an employee to ride to a work site if he is riding in a worklift. .10 Unloading a trash dumpster should be done with forklift mast straight up, not tilted forward or backward. i VAB.0001076849 ABERDEEN FORKLIFT TRAINING PROGRAM SECTION I QUIZ ZL. f 1. Good, competent, professional forklift operation is a safe operation and you can never be too experienced to learn more about safety. 2. The first rule of safe forklift operation is to know the capacity of your truck. 3. The load capacity of each of our forklift trucks is clearly marked on the identification plate on the truck. 4. If you are in doubt about your forklift's ability to pick up a certain load, use the trial and error approach. 5. A pre-work check of your forklift should be made to be sure it's working right and will operate safely. 6. The further the center of the load is away from the front of the carriage, the larger the load you can pick up. 7. All of the forklift trucks in the Aberdeen Plant are equipped with a hand brake. 8. You should try to repair any problems you find during the pre-work check of the forklift truck. A VAB.0001076850 ABERDEEN FORKLIFT TRAINING PROGRAM SECTION II QUIZ A forklift truck steers with its rear wheels, not its front wheels like your car. When you are planning to make a turn while traveling forward, you should steer your forklift to the opposite side of the road or isle...in the direction you are going to turn. 3. When traveling backward, the rear wheels should pass the corner and the front wheels should reach the corner before you start turning the steering wheel to make a turn. 4. A forklift truck operator must always watch the rear swing of the truck as well as the front swing of the load. 5. A forklift truck is much harder to steer when the forks are loaded. 6. A forklift truck operator should always travel with the forks four to six inches above the ground. An operator should always inspect a load before he attempts to make a lift. k When picking up a load with a forklift truck, always approach the load squarely. The forks should be spaced as widely as possible according to the load width and equally spaced form the sides of the carrigae. At times, it might become necessary to make a lift with only one fork. & At times, it might also become necessary to ''pick up short", that is pick up a load with only part of your forks. An operator should never put his head, hands or feet out of the truck cage. Only the small Hyster forklift should ever be carried in the plant's elevators. It is better to drive forward up a ramp when your truck is empty. You should drive forward up a ramp and backwards down a ramp when your forks are loaded. VAB.0001076851 * * SECTION II QUIZ A 16. Always cross railroad tracks at a 45 degree angle. 17. Passengers should never be carried on a forklift truck as it is designed for only one person...the operator. 18. Before depositing a load, the operator should take the time to inspect the place where he is going to unload. 19. You should never use full back tilt when high stacking. The safest condition is when the top of the mast is only a foot to 18 inches back from vertical. 20. If you have to leave the fork truck unattended for even a short time, you should lower the forks and turn off the engine. VAB.0001076852 ABERDEEN FORKLIFT TRAINING PROGRAM SECTION III QUIZ If the tractor is attached to the trailer, you should be sure to notify the driver that you are about to begin loading the trailer. It is not necessary to chock the wheels of a trailer to be loaded if the tractor is attached. In addition to the dolly wheels, special jacks must be placed under the front of a trailer, when the tractor is not attached, before loading begins. Trailer floors should be checked for damage before loading begins. The proper way to load a trailer is to load all of one side then all of the other side. If double stacking is required when loading a trailer, it should be done in the front and back so the extra weight will be on the axles. An employee should never be lifted with a forklift truck unless a caged worklift is used. When using a worklift, you must be sure that the safety pin is placed through the worklift mount and the forklift forks to prevent the work lift from sliding off the forks. It is O.K. for an employee to ride to a work site if he is riding in a worklift. Unloading a trash dumpster should be done with forklift mast straight up, not tilted forward or backward. VAB.0001076853 ABERDEEN FORKLIFT TRAINING PROGRAM SECTION I QUIZ Good, competent, professional forklift operation is a safe operation and you can never be too experienced to learn more about safety. The first rule of safe forklift operation is to know the capacity of your truck. The load capacity of each of our forklift trucks is clearly marked on the identification plate on the truck. If you are in doubt about your forklift's ability to pick up a certain load, use the trial and error approach. A pre-work check of your forklift should be made to be sure it's working right and will operate safely. The further the center of the load is away from the front of the carriage, the larger the load you can pick up. All of the forklift trucks in the Aberdeen Plant are equipped with a hand brake. You should try to repair any problems you find during the pre-work check of the forklift truck. VAB.0001076854  ABERDEEN FORKLIFT TRAINING PROGRAM SECTION II QUIZ r 1. A forklift truck steers with its rear wheels, not its front wheels X like your car. & 2. When you are planning to make a turn while traveling forward, you should steer your forklift to the opposite side of the road or isle...in the direction you are going to turn. 3. When traveling backward, the rear wheels should pass the comer and the front wheels should reach the corner before you start turning the steering wheel to make a turn. 4. A forklift truck operator must always watch the rear swing of the truck as well as the front swing of the load. 5. A forklift truck is much harder to steer when the forks are loaded. 6. A forklift truck operator should always travel with the forks four to six inches above the ground. X- 7. An operator should always inspect a load before he attempts to make a lift. X 8. When picking up a load with a forklift truck, always approach the load squarely. 9. The forks should be spaced as widely as possible according to the load width and equally spaced form the sides of the carrigae. f- 10. At times, it might become necessary to make a lift with only one fork. F ii. At times, it might also become necessary to "pick up short", that is pick up a load with only part of your forks. An operator should never put his head, hands or feet out of the truck cage. Only the small Hyster forklift should ever be carried in the plant's elevators. 14. It is better to drive forward up a ramp when your truck is empty. 15. You should drive forward up a ramp and backwards down a ramp when your forks are loaded. mP VAB.0001076855  r SECTION II QUIZ 16. Always cross railroad tracks at a 45 degree angle. 17. Passengers should never be carried on a forklift truck as it is designed for only one person...the operator. 18. Before depositing a load, the operator should take the time to inspect the place where he is going to unload. 19. You should never use full back tilt when high stacking. The safest condition is when the top of the mast is only a foot to 18 inches back from vertical. 20. If you have to leave the fork truck unattended for even a short time, you should lower the forks and turn off the engine. VAB.0001076856 ABERDEEN FORKLIFT TRAINING PROGRAM SECTION III QUIZ X 1. If the tractor is attached to the trailer, you should be sure to notify the driver that you are about to begin loading the trailer. - x x x x 2. It is not necessary to chock the wheels of a trailer to be loaded if the tractor is attached. 3. In addition to the dolly wheels, special jacks must be placed under the front of a trailer, when the tractor is not attached* before loading begins. 4. Trailer floors should be checked for damage before loading begins. 5. The proper way to load a trailer is to load all of one side then all of the other side. 6. If double stacking is required when loading a trailer, it should be done in the front and back so the extra weight will be on the axles. x 7. An employee should never be lifted with a forklift truck unless a caged worklift is used. 8. When using a worklift, you must be sure that the safety pin is placed through the worklift mount and the forklift forks to prevent the work lift from sliding off the forks. F 9. It is O.K. for an employee to ride to a work site if he is riding in a worklift. 7^ 10. Unloading a trash dumpster should be done with forklift mast straight *up, not tilted forward or backward. VAB.0001076857 * g^'.i kv*n //- ABERDEEN FORKLIFT TRAINING PROGRAM SECTION I QUIZ 1. Good, competent, professional forklift operation is a safe operation and you can never be too experienced to l^arn more about safety. 2. The first rule of safe forklift operation is to know the capacity of your truck. . e. 3. The load capacity of each of our forklift trucks is clearly marked on the identification plate on the truck. If you are in doubt about your forklift's ability to pick up a certain load, use the trial and error approach. A pre-work check of your forklift should be made to be sure it's working right and will operate safely. The further the center of the load is away from the front of the carriage, the larger the load you can pick up. 7. All of the forklift trucks in the Aberdeen Plant are equipped with a JL . hand brake. 8 You should try to repair any problems you find during the pre-work check of the forklift truck. 4 VAB.0001076858 ABERDEEN FORKLIFT TRAINING PROGRAM SECTION II QUIZ 1. A forklift truck steers with its rear wheels, not its front wheels like your car. .2 When you are planning to make a turn while traveling forward, you should steer your forklift to the opposite side of the road or isle...in the t- * direction you are going to turn. When traveling backward, the rear wheels should pass the comer and the front wheels should reach the corner before you start turning the steering wheel to make a turn. 4. A forklift truck operator must always watch th$ rear swing of the truck ,as well as the front swing of the load. A forklift truck is much harder to steer when the forks are loaded. A forklift truck operator should always travel with the forks four to six inches above the ground. An operator should always inspect a load before he attempts to make a lift. 8. When picking up a load with a forklift truck, always approach the load squarely. 9. pio. K 11. The forks should be spaced as widely as possible according to the load width and equally spaced form the sides of the carrigae. At times, it might become necessary to make a lift with only one fork. At times, it might also become necessary to "pick up short", that is pick up a load with only part of your forks. An operator should never put his head, hands or feet out of the truck cage. Only the small Hyster forklift should ever be carried in the plant's elevators. It is better to drive forward up a ramp when your truck is empty. You should drive forward up a ramp and backwards down a ramp when your forks are loaded. VAB.0001076859 SECTION II QUIZ A 16. Always cross railroad tracks at a 45 degree angle. Passengers should never be carried on a forklift truck as it is designed for only one person...the operator. Before depositing a load, the operator should take the time to inspect the place where he is going to unload. You should never use full back tilt when high stacking. The safest condition is when the top of the mast is only a foot to 18 inches back from vertical. If you,have to leave the fork truck unattended for even a short time, you should lower the forks and turn off the engine. VAB.0001076860 ABERDEEN FORKLIFT TRAINING PROGRAM SECTION III QUIZ If the tractor is attached to the trailer, you should be sure to notify the driver that you are about to begin loading the trailer. 2. It is not necessary to chock the wheels of a trailer to be loaded if the tractor is attached. 3. In addition to the dolly wheels, special jacks must be placed under the front of a trailer, when the tractor is not attached, before loading begins. Trailer floors should be checked for damage before loading begins. \ The proper way to load a trailer is to load all of one side then all of the other side. If double stacking is required when loading a trailer, it should be done in the front and back so the extra weight will be on the axles. 7. An employee should never be lifted with a forklift truck unless a caged worklift is used. When using a worklift, you must be sure that the safety pin is placed through the worklift mount and the forklift forks to prevent the work lift from sliding off the forks. It is O.K. for an employee to ride to a work site if he is riding in a worklift. 4 10. Unloading a trash dumpster should be done with forklift mast straight up, not tilted forward or backward. VAB.0001076861 ABERDEEN FORKLIFT TRAINING PROGRAM SECTION I QUIZ Good, competent, professional forklift operation is a safe operation and you can never be too experienced to learn more about safety. The first rule of safe forklift operation is to know the capacity of your truck. 3. The load capacity of each of our forklift trucks is clearly marked on the identification plate on the truck. If you are in doubt about your forkliftTs ability to pick up a certain load, use the trial and error approach. A pre-work check of your forklift should be made to be sure it's working right and will operate safely. The further the center of the load is away from the front of the carriage, the larger the load you can pick up. All of the forklift trucks in the Aberdeen Plant are equipped with a hand brake. You should try to repair any problems you find during the pre-work check of the forklift truck. Jt VAB.0001076862 ABERDEEN FORKLIFT TRAINING PROGRAM SECTION II QUIZ A forklift truck steers with its rear wheels, not its front wheels like your car. When you are planning to make a turn while traveling forward, you should steer your forklift to the opposite side of the road or isle...in the direction you are going to turn. When traveling backward, the rear wheels should pass the comer and the front wheels should reach the corner before you start turning the steering wheel to make a turn. A forklift truck operator must always watch the rear swing of the truck as well as the front swing of the load. A forklift truck is much harder to steer when the forks are loaded. A forklift truck operator should always travel with the forks four to six inches above the ground. An operator should always inspect a load before he attempts to make a lift. When picking up a load with a forklift truck, always approach the load squarely. The forks should be spaced as widely as possible according to the load width and equally spaced form the sides of the carrigae. At times, it might become necessary to make a lift with only one fork. At times, it might also become necessary to "pick up short", that is pick up a load with only part of your forks. An operator should never put his head, hands or feet out of the truck cage. Only the small Hyster forklift should ever be carried in the plant's elevators. It is better to drive forward up a ramp when your truck is empty. You should drive forward up a ramp and backwards down a ramp when your forks are loaded. it ,t VAB.0001076863 SECTION II QUIZ Always cross railroad tracks at a 45 degree angle. Passengers should never be carried on a forklift truck as it is designed for only one person...the operator. Before depositing a load, the operator should take the time to inspect the place where he is going to unload. ou should never use full back tilt when high stacking. The safest condition is when the top of the mast is only a foot to 18 inches back from vertical. If you have to leave the fork truck unattended for even a short time, you should lower the forks and turn off the engine. VAB.0001076864 ABERDEEN FORKLIFT TRAINING PROGRAM SECTION III QUIZ If the tractor is attached to the trailer, you should be sure to notify the driver that you are about to begin loading the trailer. It is not necessary to chock the wheels of a trailer to be loaded if the tractor is attached. r b In addition to the dolly wheels, special jacks must be placed under the front of a trailer, when the tractor is not attached, before loading begins. Trailer floors should be checked for damage before loading begins. The proper way to load a trailer is to load all of one side then all of the other side. If double stacking is required when loading a trailer, it should be done in the front and back so the extra weight will be on the axles. 7. An employee should never be lifted with a forklift truck unless a caged worklift is used. When using a worklift, you must be sure that the safety pin is placed through the worklift mount and the forklift forks to prevent the work lift from sliding off the forks. It is O.K. for an employee to ride to a work site if he is riding in a worklift. Unloading a trash dumpster should be done with forklift mast straight up, not tilted forward or backward. * VAB.0001076865 C-cry NAME - i a ST, 19#?DEPARTMENT //- r-i* DATE A 1. Excessive amounts of lead in the body can cause serious harm, including death. True False The lead materials we have in this plant are powders used as heat stabilizers and color pigments in PVC compounds. True False The exposure limit for lead is i A micrograms of lead per cubic meter of air for any eight-hour work period. 4. The exposure limit for lead is lowered if you work more than eight (S) hours during a work period. True False .:> Lead used in this plant can enter the body by: A. Inhaling B. Swallowing C. Absorbing through the skin All of the above A B Only .6 If you get lead material on your skin or clothing, you don't have to do anything about it because lead is not" absorbed through vour skin. True False NOTE: If you think that was a "trick" question, you should think about your answer again. ./ Some lead tasks require breathing protection. Name one such task 8. It is O.K. to take food, drinks, etc. into lead areas, provided you are careful to not let lead materials get into them. ~~ T rue False 9 Medical testing is used to make certain vour lead exposure is not hyjrbing yqu. True False 10 If the lead area ventilation systems are working and your medical tests and oni toring result s are all "Good," you don't have to be concerned ** N01E: i rue False If you're not sure about your answer, you need to think about it some more. VAB.0001076866 rJ/.___ DAijiA i i r\j - i l ST, 19gfr- Cfc UA / DEPARTS NT A nfckp DATE l Excessive amounts of lead in the body can cause serious harm, including death. XTrue False The lend materials we have in this plant are powders used as heat stabilizers and color pigments in PVC compounds. True False The exposure limit for lead is micrograms of lead per cubic meter of air for any eight-hour work period. 4 The exposure limit for lead is lowered if you work more than eight ($) hours during a work period. True False Lead used in this plant can enter the body by: A. Inhaling B. Swallowing C. Absorbing through the skin D. All of the above (D A 5 B Only 6. If you get lead material on your skin or clothing, you don't have to do anything about it because lead is not absorbed through your skin. True False NOTE: If you think that was a "trick" question, you should think about vour answer aeain. / * Some lead tasks require breathing protection. Name one such task. * L) fO Lo a ts .8 It is O.K. to take food, drinks, etc. into lead areas, provided you are careful to not let lead materials get into them. T rue False X 9 Medical testing is used to make certain your lead exposure is not hurting you. xTrue False 10 If the lead area ventilation systems are working and your medical tests and .monitoring results are all "Good," you don't have to be concerned NO 113: i rue False If you're not sure about your answer, you need to think about it some more VAB.0001076867 -TEST, 19#?DEPARTNENT <9 A 1. Excessive amounts of lead in the body can cause serious harm, including death. True False The lead materials we have in this plant are powders used as heat stabilizers and color pigments in PYC compounds. KOTrue o . The exposure limit for lead is False micrograms of lead per cubic meter of air for any eight-hour wtfrk period. 4. The exposure limit for lead is lowered if you work more than eight (S) hours during a work period. True False 5. Lead used in this plant can enter the body by: A. B. C. D. Inhaling Swallowing Absorbing through All of the above A &w B Onlv* the skin 6. If you get lead material on your skin or clothing. anything about it because lead is not absorbed through your skin. True False NOTE: If you think that was a "trick" question, you should think about v' our answer ao^am. ./ Som lead tasks require breathing protection. Name one such task / jdutu .8 It is O.K. to take food, drinks, etc. into lead areas, provided you are careful to not let lead materials set into them. T rue XFalse 9 Medical testing is used to make certain your lead exposure is not hurting you True False 10 If the lead area ventilation systems are working and your medical tests a - id ir.o n i tori ng resu 11 s are a 11 "Good, " vou don ' t have to be concerned j *j i \ . NOTE : i rue False If you're not sure about your answer, you need to think about it ome more. VAB.0001076868 -TEST, 19#?- DEPARTMENT DATE 1. Excessive amounts of lead in the body can cause serious harm, including death. True False The lend materials we have in this plant are powders used as heat stabilizers and color pigments in PVC compounds. True False The exposure limit for lead is _____ micrograms of lead per cubic meter of air for any eight-hour work period. 4 The exposure limit for lead is lowered if you work more than eight (S) hours during a work period. True False / Lead used in this plant can enter the body by: A. Inhaling B. Swallowing C. Absorbing through the skin D. All of the above <D A B Onlv * 6 If fvou Wget lead mal erial on your skin or c any tiling about it because lead is not absorbed through your skin. True False NOTE: If you think that was a "trick" question, you should think about your answer again. ; . Some lead tasks require breathing protection. Name one such task. A .8 It is O.K. to take food, drinks, etc. into lead areas, provided you are careful to not let lead materials get into them. T rue False 9. Medical testing is used to make certain your lead exposure is not hurting y ou True False 10. If the lead area ventilation systems are working and your medical tests nnd monitoring results are all "Good," you don't have to be concerned k* m NO IE: j rue False If you're not sure about your answer, you need to think about it ome more. VAB.0001076869 NAME -TEST, IS DEPARTMENT A P6 1. Excessive amounts of lead in the body can cause serious harm, including death. True False The lead materials we have in this plant are powders used as heat stabilizers and color pigments in PVC compounds. True False o. The exposure limit for lead is Q micrograms of lead per cubic meter of air for any eight-hour work period. P p 4 The exposure limit for lead is lowered if you work more than eight (S) hours during a work period. True False Lead used in this plant can enter the body by: A. <DB. C. E. Inhaling Swallowing Absorbing through the skin All of the above A 5 B Only 6. If you get lead material on your skin or clothing, you don't have to do anything about it because lead is not absorbed through your skin. True False NOTE: If you think that was a "trick" question, you should think about your answer again. Som lead tasks require breathing protection. Name one such task. id .____ ___________________ .8 It is O.K. to take food, drinks, etc. into lead areas, provided you are careful to not let lead materials qet into them. T rue False 9 Medical testing is used to make certain your lead exposure is not hurting y'ou True False 10 If the lead area ventilation systems are working and your medical tests and monitoring results are all "Good," vou don't have to be concerned -t NOIE: T rue False If you're not sure about your answer, you need to think about it erne more. VAB.0001076870 -TEST, 15$?- A /*k* NAME DEFARTNENT ATE 1 Excessive amounts of lead in the body can cause serious harm, including death. True False The lead materials we have in this plant are powders used as heat stabilizers and color pigments in PVC compounds. True False The exposure limit for lead is micrograms of lead per cubic meter of air for any eight-hour work period. 4 The exposure limit for lead is lowered if you work more than eight (S) hours during a work period. True False s. Lead used in this plant can enter the body by: .r\ Inhaling f* Swallowing C. Absorbing through the skin All of the above A S B On 1 v 6. If you get lead material on your skin or clothing, you don't have to do anything about it because lead is not absorbed through your skin. True False NOTE: If you think that was a ''trick" question, you should think about 'vour answer aOgain. ./ Som o lead tasks require bd reeaatlhj ing protection. Name one such task. 7^4-- .8 It is O.K. to tak/food, drinks, etc. into lead areas, provided you are careful to not let lead materials get into them. True False 9. Medical testing is used to make certain your lead exposure is not hurting you. True False 10. If the lead area ventilation systems are working and your medical tests and monitoring results are all "Good," von don't have to be concerned H* c NOTE : i rue False VAB.0001076871 If you're not sure about your answer, you need to think about it some more. iBST, i DEPARTS NT DATE 7 1. Excessive amounts of lead in the body can cause serious harm, including death. True False The lead materials we have in this plant are powders used as heat stabilizers and color pigments in PYC compounds. True False o. The exposure limit for lead is meter of air for any eight-ho micrograms of lead per cubic iod. 4. The exposure limit for lead is lowered if you work more than eight (S) hours during a work period. True False 5. Lead used in this plant can enter the body by: A. B. C. D. & Inhaling Swallowing Absorbing through All of the above A $^ B Onlv* the skin 6. If vou get lead material on your skin or clothing, you anything about it because lead is not absorbed through your skin. True False NOTE: If you think that was a "trick" question, you should think about 'vour answer aogain. // Som e lead tasks require breathing protection. Name one such task. A 8. It is O.K. to take food, drinks, etc. into lead areas, provided you are careful to not let lead materials get into them. T rue False 9. Medical testing is used to make certain your lead exposure is not hurting you True False .10 If the lead area ventilation systems are working and your medical tests and monitoring results are all "Good," you don't have to be concerned -* w l * H NO 112: T rue False VAB.0001076872 If you're not sure about your answer, you need to think about it seme more J2~40i NAME VCM EXPOSURE TRAINING -TEST, 1980- DEPARTMENT A j /_ S'" & DATE 1. Evidence has been found that exposure to high -level concentrations of VCM over long periods of time could cause cancer of the liver. True( False( ) . r- 2 A finger bone disease, acraosteolyis (MA0LM), has been linked to the manual cleaning of PVC reactors. True ( False( ) 3 Liquid VCM can cause severe frostbite. True False( ) 4 The exposure hour period a ppm average for any eight anylominute period. 5 The three VCM in the plant are As>-. c. Dry blend basement, Q C. Lab and the Plasticizer Tank Farm Plasticizer Building, Boiler House and the East Warehouse. VCM Tank Farm and the two large reactor areas / 6 If you have no business in a VCM regulated area, you must stay out. True ( False( ) 7 Respiratory equipment (gas mask, air-line re Pack, etc.) is required above (but not below): Scott Air- ppm (B) 0.5v ppm (C) 10.0 ppm 8. Our Honeywell continuous monitors alarm when m an area. ppm is detected 9. We monitor your VCM exposure to: 3>. Minimize your exposure to VCM. B. Monitor progress in reducing VCM concentrations C. Both A & B. D. To make sure we have a record. A .10 Protective clothing is required certain jobs. True ( False( ) VAB.0001076873 NAME VCM EXPOSURE TRAINING -TEST, 1980- DEPARTMENT #A 3** Sj )IZq DATE * 1. Evidence has been found that exposure to high-level concentrations of VCM over long periods of time could cause cancer of the liver. True( False( ) ' 2. A finger bone disease, acraosteolyis ("AOL"), has been linked to the manual cleaning of PVC reactors. True( False( ) 3. Liquid VCM can cause severe frostbite. True( False( ) 4. The exposure.limits for VCM are J ppm average for any eight hour period and ppm for any 15 minute period. 5. The three VCM regulated areas in the plant are: t A. eB. Dry blend basement, Q.C. Lab and the Plasticizer Tank Farm. Plasticizer Building, Boiler House and the East Warehouse, VCM Tank Farm and the two large reactor areas. /* 6. If you have no business in a VCM regulated area, you must stay out. True(False( ) 7. Respiratory equipment (gas mask, air-line respirators, Scott Air Pack, etc.) is required above (but not below): 4 s(A)/ 1.0 ppm (B) 0.5*ppm (C) 10.0 ppm ^8. Our Honeywell continuous monitors alarm when in an area. I ppm is detected 9. We monitor your VCM exposure to: A. Minimize your exposure to VCM. B. Monitor progress in reducing VCM concentrations. Both A & B. D. To make sure we have a record. 10. Protective clothing is required for certain jobs. v- True(*-<r'* False ( ) VAB.0001076874 A NAME VCM EXPOSURE TRAINING -TEST, (LiltoA A/ibo/ta# DEPARTMENT -mAJso DATE / 1 Evidence has been found that exposure to high-level concentrations of VCM over long periods of time could cause cancer of the liver. TrueOO False( ) 2 A finger bone disease, acraosteolyis ("AOL"), has been linked to the manual cleaning of PVC reactors. True OO False( ) 3 Liquid VCM can cause severe frostbite True False( ) 4 The exposure limit hour period and VCM __La ppm average for any eight ppm for any 15minute period 5 The three VCM in the plant are: A Dry blend basement, Q.C. Lab and the Plasticizer Tank Farm Plasticizer Building, Boiler House and the East Warehouse. VCM Tank Farm and the two large reactor areas. 6. If you have no business in a VCM regulated area, you must stay out TrueJ^<^ False( ) 7. Respiratory equipment (gas mask, air-line respirators, Scott AirPack, etc.) is required above (but not below): 1.0 ppm (B) 0.5* ppm (C) 10.0 ppm 8 Our Honeywell continuous monitors alarm when m an area. O ppm is 9 We monitor your VCM exposure to: Minimize your exposure to VCM. Monitor progress in reducing VCM concentrations Cv. Both A & B. D. To make sure we have a record. .10 Protective clothing is required for certain jobs. True (7^) False( ) VAB.0001076875 VCM EXPOSURE TRAINING -TEST, 1980- DEPARTMENT * 1 Evidence has been found that exposure to high-level concentrations of VCM over long periods of time could cause cancer of the liver. TrueN<) False( ) 1 r*' A finger bone disease, acraosteolyis ("AOL"), has been linked to the manual cleaning of PVC True False( ) 3. Liquid VCM can cause severe frostbite. True False( ) 4 The exposure lim"itsjr rVCM ppm average for any eight hour period and ppm for an 15 minute period. 5 The three VCM regulated areas in the plant are A. B. j Dry blend basement, Q C. Lab and the Plasticizer Tank Farm. Plasticizer Building, Boiler House and the East Warehouse. VCM Tank Farm and the two large reactor areas 6 If you have no business in a VCM regulated area, you must stay out. True False( ) 7 Respiratory equipment (g s mask, air-line respirators, Scott AirPack, etc.) is required (above (but not below): 1.0 ppm (B) 0.5 * ppm (C) 10.0 ppm .% 8 Our Honeywell continuous monitors alarm when fiQQi m an area. ppm is detected 9. We monitor your VCM expoisure to: Minimize your exbosure to VCM. Monitor progress] in reducing VCM concentrations Both A & B. i D. To make sure we nave a record. .a 10 Protective clothing is required for certain jobs True ( False( ) VAB.0001076876 VCM EXPOSURE TRAINING -TEST, 1980- DEPARTMENT tit* r & DATE J 1. Evidence has been found that exposure to high-level concentrations of VCM over long periods of time could cause cancer of the liver. True( False ( ) 2. A finger bone disease, acraosteolyis ("AOL") , has been linked to the manual cleaning of PVC reactors. True( False ( ) 3. Liquid VCM can cause severe frostbite. True ( st False< ) 4- 4. The exposure limit^for VCM are / PPm average for any eight hour period and y ppm for any 15 minute period. 5. The three VCM regulated areas in the plant are: A. Dry blend basement, Q.C. Lab and the Plasticizer Tank Farm. B. Plasticizer Building, Boiler House and the East Warehouse. (&? VCM Tank Farm and the two large reactor areas. 6. If you have no business in a VCM regulated area, you must stay out. True( False ( ) 7. Respiratory equipment (gas mask, air-line respirators, Scott AirPack, etc.) is required above (but not below): 1.0 ppm (B) 0.5*ppm (C), 10.0 ppm LA8. Our Honeywell continuous monitors alarm when in an area. ppm is detected 9. We monitor your VCM exposure to: A. Minimize your exposure to VCM. B. Monitor progress in reducing VCM concentrations. Both A & B. D. To make sure we have a record. 10. Protective clothing is required for certain jobs. True( ^ False ( ) VAB.0001076877 VCM EXPOSURE TRAINING -TEST, 1980- DEPARTMENT ME 1. Evidence has been found that exposure to high-level concentrations of VCM over long periods of time could cause cancer of the liver. TrueXj False ( ) 2. A finger bone disease, acraosteolyis ("AOL"), has been linked to the manual cleaning of PVC reactors. True(p><) False ( ) 3. Liquid VCM can cause severe frostbite. True<?<3^ False ( ) 4. The exposure limits for VCM are j ppm average for any eight hour period and s.____ ppm for any 15minute period. 5. The three VCM regulated areas in the plant are: Dry blend basement, Q.C. Lab and the Plasticizer Tank Farm. B. Plasticizer Building, Boiler House and the East Warehouse. C. VCM Tank Farm and the two large reactor areas. 6. If you have no business in a VCM regulated area, you must stay out. 4 True (^5*0. False ( ) 7. Respiratory equipment (gas mask, air-line respirators, Scott AirPack, etc.) is required above (but not below): (A) 1.0 Dpm^ (B) 0.5*ppm (C) 10.0 ppm 8. Our Honeywell continuous monitors alarm when in an area. / ppm is detected 9. We monitor your VCM exposure to: A. Minimize your exposure to VCM. B. Monitor progress in reducing VCM concentrations. D. To make sure we have a record. 10. Protective clothing is required for certain jobs. True><3 False ( ) VAB.0001076878 4- A VCM EXPOSURE TRAINING -TEST, 1980- DEPARTMENT DATE 1. Evidence has been found that exposure to high-level concentrations of VCM over long periods of time could cause cancer of the liver. True bS) False ( ) .2 A finger bone disease, acraosteolyis ("AOL"), has been linked to the manual cleaning of PVC True (V ) False( ) 3. Liquid VCM can cause severe frostbite True (V) False( ) 4. The exposure limits hour period and z), VCM ________ ppm average for any eight ppm for any 15 minute period. 5. The three VCM regulated areas in the plant are: A. Dry blend basement, Q.C. Lab and the Plasticizer Tank Farm Plasticizer Building, Boiler House and the East Warehouse. CD VCM Tank Farm and the two 6 If you have no business in a VCM regulated area, you must stay out True False( ) 7 Respiratory equipment (gas mask, air-line res* Pack, etc.) is required above (but not below): Scott Air- 1.0 ppm (B) 0.5* ppm (C) 10.0 ppm 8 Our Honeywell continuous monitors alarm when AiUbf m an area. ppm is detected 9 We monitor your VCM exposure to: A. Minimize your exposure to VCM. Monitor progress in reducing VCM concentrations Both A & B. To make sure we have a record. 10. Protective clothing is required for certain jobs. True ) False( ) VAB.0001076879