REMA (Safety) Part 2
Quiz by Mae Elaine Mirando
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- Q1
Hazard and Injury
Users sort answers between categoriesSorting30s - Q2
Different Kinds of Gloves: resist sharp edges and prevent cuts
Rubber gloves
Vinyl & neoprenegloves
Leather gloves
Metal-meshed gloves
30s - Q3
Different Kinds of Gloves: shield your hands from rough surfaces and heat
Metal-meshed gloves
Leather gloves
Rubber gloves
Vinyl & neoprenegloves
30s - Q4
Different Kinds of Gloves: protect your hands against toxic chemicals
Leather gloves
Vinyl & neoprene gloves
Rubber gloves
Metal-meshed gloves
30s - Q5
Different Kinds of Gloves: protect you when working around electricity
Metal-meshed gloves
Vinyl & neoprene gloves
Rubber gloves
Leather gloves
30s - Q6
Different Kinds of Gloves: protect your hands from heat and flames
Welder’s gloves
Lead-lined gloves
Latex disposable gloves
Cotton gloves
30s - Q7
Different Kinds of Gloves: protect your hands from germs and bacteria
Lead-lined gloves
Latex disposable gloves
Cotton gloves
Welder’s gloves
30s - Q8
Different Kinds of Gloves: protect your hands from radiation sources
Lead-lined gloves
Cotton gloves
Welder’s gloves
Latex disposable gloves
30s - Q9
Different Kinds of Gloves: help grasp slippery objects and protect against slivers,dirt,, moderate heat or cold.
Welder’s gloves
Lead-lined gloves
Latex disposable gloves
Cotton gloves
30s - Q10
Hazard and Injury
Users sort answers between categoriesSorting30s - Q11
protects the foot from puncture hazards.
Mid-Sole Protective DeviceASTM F 2413
Heavy Duty or Class 75Protective Toe Cap
30s - Q12
footwear are insulated with tough rubber to prevent shocks and burns from electricity
Electrostatic Dissipating
Travel Restraint System
Electrical Resistance
30s - Q13
footwear conducts static electricity to floors that are grounded.
Electrostatic Dissipating
Travel Restraint System
Electrical Resistance
30s - Q14
composed of a body belt and proper accessories that prevent a worker from traveling to an edge where the occurrence of a fall may happen.
Fall arrest system
Electrostatic Dissipating
Travel Restraint System
Electrical Resistance
30s - Q15
Effective ___________, body belts are prohibited as a fall arrest device. (OSHA)
January 1, 1998
January 1, 1999
January 1, 1989
January 1, 1898
30s