2020 Safety Training

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POLICY STATEMENT-Safety handbook section 1. (TRUE OR FALSE)
1. Each employee at Hammond Lumber Company is responsible to prevent injuries to themselves and their co-workers by following our safety policies.*
- True
- False
2. We can avoid incidents and accidents by?*
- A. Avoiding Shortcuts?
- B. Maintaining a clean picked up work area?
- C. Following the proper safety procedures?
- D. NOT allowing anything to distract us?
- E. Rushing?
- F. Maintaining good balance, traction and grip?
- G. Understanding and getting complete instructions before starting a task?
- H. Carefully planning the right way to do a task before beginning?
3. Which is most likely to cause me to be injured? (Only one answer.)*
- A. A defective tool.
- B. Performing a job unsafely.
- C. An unguarded machine.
- D. A building in disrepair.
4. Most of our injuries are from? (Only one answer.)*
- A. Slips, Trips and Falls.
- B. Being hit by or Against something.
- C. Overexertion/Mat. Handling.
- D. Cuts, Punctures or Splinters.
5. What is most important to my safety? (Only one answer.)*
- A. My forklift/vehicle.
- B. My tools.
- C. My supervisor.
- D. My brain and ability to make good decisions.
SAFETY COMMITTEE-Safety handbook section 2. (TRUE OR FALSE)
6. Anyone can participate on the Safety Committee and Everyone should help with SAFETY!*
- True
- False
GENERAL HEALTH AND SAFETY POLICIES-Safety handbook section 3. (TRUE OR FALSE)
7. Any work related incident must be reported immediately?*
- True
- False
8. We provide alternate duty work and accommodate any restriction to minimize the cost and hardships that go along with an injury?*
- True
- False
9. Damaged or broken electrical outlets, frayed wires, and overloaded outlets are things we can all look for and identify as needing to be corrected?*
- True
- False
10. Lifting is safe and easier if you bend your knees and lift smoothly using your legs while you keep the load close to your body?*
- True
- False
11. Pulling loads is safer than pushing?*
- True
- False
12. Twisting while you lift is very bad for your back?*
- True
- False
13. Yanking too hard on something or working with outstretched arms could cause an injury?*
- True
- False
14. Our policy allows you to talk on a cell phone while you are driving or working in the yard as long as it is about business?*
- True
- False
15. Standing water in our yards is spread out so it can evaporate and ice won’t be formed?*
- True
- False
16. Any and All spills of Hazardous liquids must be reported to your supervisor so they in turn can report them to the Maine DEP within 2 hours of their occurrence.*
- True
- False
PROPANE SAFETY
17. Which types of Personal Protection is required when dispensing or handling propane tanks?*
- A. Goggles
- B. Gloves
- C. Neoprene Apron
- D. Face Shield
ERGONOMICS
18. What is our goal in Ergonomics.*
- A. Making sure all workstations are alike.
- B. Upgrading our old equipment with new.
- C. To make everything modern.
- D. Making you comfortable, productive and safe.
HAZARD COMMUNICATION-Safety handbook section 4.
19. Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS)/Safety Data Sheets (SDS) for the Hazardous Chemicals used at Hammond Lumber Company:*
- A. Are kept in binders in Belfast.
- B. Are located in Belgrade adjacent to the receptionist.
- C. Are in our Safety Handbooks.
- D. Are on our desktop computers.
20. The new SDS will:*
- A. Have 25 sections.
- B. Tell you how to use the product.
- C. Be uniform.
- D. Replace the current MSDS.
21. Which of these statements about Labeling are correct?*
- A. AT HLC we use the NFPA diamond label for secondary labeling?
- B. Container labels put on by the manufacturer must have a pictogram?
- C. The new GHS label will have a Signal and Hazard Statement on it?
- D. We must make sure all labeling can be read at all times?
EMERGENCY PROCEDURES-Safety handbook section 5. (CHECK all correct answers!)
22. In an Emergency:*
- A. Code 99I announces an injury has occurred and we should evacuate?
- B. Code 99F is for a fire, certain people will respond?
- C. Codes are announced over the portable radio and loud speakers where we have them?
- D. Check this answer if you don’t know your role in an evacuation?
- E. Check this answer if you understand that we have a no HERO POLICY at HLC?
FIRE PREVENTION-Safety handbook section 6.
23. Concerning Fire; which of these statements is accurate?*
- A. NO SMOKING is allowed on our property?
- B. Fire extinguishers are inspected monthly?
- C. Prevention is always our goal?
- D. All employees are required to fight a fire?
- E. Fire Extinguishers must be accessible?
- F. Good Housekeeping reduces the chances of a fire?
- G. (P.A.S.S.) Stands for PULL, AIM, SQUEEZE, and SWEEP?
EXPOSURE CONTROL (BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS)-Safety handbook section 7.
24. Concerning the Bloodborne Pathogens Standard; which of these statements is accurate?*
- A. This policy is intended to help reduce exposure to infectious microorganisms in blood and bodily fluid?
- B. Through Job Hazard Analysis we have determined that Housekeeping and First responders are two jobs that could have some exposure risk?
- C. “Universal precautions.” Tells us to treat every situation involving blood or bodily fluid as dangerous.
- D. If you come across Blood or Bodily fluid here the first thing you do is cordon off the area and call your supervisor so you, your co-workers and visitors cannot contact the material?
- E. If blood can get out of my body Blood Borne Pathogens can get in the same way?
- F. Dried blood on a solid surface can be harmful for 2 weeks and sometimes longer?
LOCKOUT & TAGOUT-Safety handbook section 8.
25. Which of these is true about Lockout and Tagout at Hammond Lumber Company?*
- A. LOTO is required during machine repair or maintenance?
- B. We only use Blue locks for our LOTO program?
- C. AFFECTED employees never touch Red locks?
- D. An AUTHORIZED EMPLOYEE – Is someone who has our permission to Lock and tagout equipment?
- E. Each facility has a set of LOTO procedures and there is a complete set in the Safety Directors office?
- F. Each procedure must be specific to the machine or equipment that is being worked on?
- G. If you are not Authorized you must not try to operate anything that is Locked or Tagged out?
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE) -Safety handbook section 9.
26. Which of the following statements is accurate concerning Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) here?*
- A. Goggles, face shields, safety glasses, prescription glasses and reading glasses all do the same job?
- B. You may wear safety glasses when you see a need in addition to when they are required?
- C. Gloves must be worn when handling virtually all metal products including metal banding?
- D. PPE here could be Steel-toed shoes, leather gloves, rubber gloves, safety glasses, goggles, face shields, respirators, dust masks, seat belts, hard hats, chaps, ear plugs, ear muffs and reflective vests?
- E. Safety Glasses are required by everyone working in the sawmill, maintenance garage, the Planer Operator, when you cut banding, pulling covers off spruce, and using power equipment?
FALL PROTECTION-Safety handbook section 10.
27. Which of these are accurate about Fall protection at Hammond Lumber Company:*
- A. It is required if you’re working over 4’ off the lower level, except if you are using a ladder?
- B. All employees that work on roof repair projects must complete the fall protection program outlined on page 10.7 of your safety handbooks?
- C. Fall protection methods used are Guardrail Systems, Safety Net Systems, Personal Fall Arrest Systems, and some specially designed pallets?
- D. An Overhead Work Permit must be completed, and the safety director notified, prior to the start of any roof work.
LADDER SAFETY-Safety handbook section 11.
28. To understand Ladder Safety at Hammond Lumber Company you must know that:*
- A. Safety instructions, height and weight restrictions are all on the side rails of ladders?
- B. Our Yard Foreman inspect the ladders we use monthly?
- C. 3 points of contact are always required when climbing a ladder?
- D. No stepladder less than 8’ may be used at Hammond Lumber Company?
- E. We do not allow you near electrical lines when using a ladder?
- F. It takes three people to handle a heavy awkward ladder?
- G. All our ladders are required to go 3’ or 36” above the roof or landing being accessed?
FORKLIFT SAFETY-Safety handbook section 12.
29. Which questions concerning Forklift Safety are correct?*
- A. That all forklift operators be trained and authorized at Hammond Lumber Company?
- B. That the forklift operator is always responsible for the safe operation of the forklift?
- C. That operators decide whether to wear Seat belts or not when using a forklift?
- D. A 3-point stance must be used when you mount or dismount a forklift?
- E. That the forklift operator must report any accident that results in $300 or more damage?
- F. That pedestrians should always get eye and voice contact with forklift operators when they are in close proximity for everyone’s wellbeing?
DRIVER SAFETY-Safety handbook section 13.
30. Which questions concerning Driver Safety are accurate?*
- A. If you have any problems or questions while on the road you should contact your shipper.
- B. If a dog is unrestrained but seems friendly you can make the delivery without any further action.
- C. Accident procedure lists are located under the seats of all our vehicles.
- D. Seat belts must be worn at all times when traveling in a company vehicle, operating a forklift or using your own vehicle on company business.
DRIVER SUBSTANCE ABUSE-Safety handbook section 14. (TRUE OR FALSE)
31. No driver is allowed to report for duty or drive while impaired by the use of any drug, controlled substance, or alcohol.*
- True
- False
RESPIRATOR PROGRAM-Safety handbook section 15. (TRUE OR FALSE)
32. Prior to using a Dust/Particulate mask voluntarily at work we must do training with you?*
- True
- False
WELDING AND HOT WORKS-Safety handbook section 17.
33. Hot works at Hammond Lumber Company is which of these?*
- A. Welding.
- B. Use of a cutting torch.
- C. Grinding.
- D. Outside work in temperatures over 92 degrees.
- E. Any operation producing heat, sparks or open flames.
34. A Hot Works permit is required before beginning any Hot Work at HLC? (TRUE OR FALSE)*
- True
- False
CONFINED SPACE-Safety handbook section 18.
35. Confined spaces are/have:*
- A. Big enough to get your body in.
- B. A limited entrance and exit.
- C. Not designed for continuous employee occupancy.
36. A PERMIT REQUIRED Confined Space has something hazardous in it, YOU MAY NOT ENTER A PERMIT REQUIRED CONFINED SPACE at HLC? (TRUE OR FALSE)*
- True
- False
37. Who is responsible for Safety at Hammond Lumber Company?*
- A. The Safety Director
- B. My Store Manager
- C. The Safety Committee
- D. Everyone including myself
Write any Questions or Comments you may have on the back of your answer sheets.

Employee Information

POLICY STATEMENT-Safety handbook section 1. (TRUE OR FALSE)

SAFETY COMMITTEE-Safety handbook section 2. (TRUE OR FALSE)

GENERAL HEALTH AND SAFETY POLICIES-Safety handbook section 3. (TRUE OR FALSE)

PROPANE SAFETY

ERGONOMICS

HAZARD COMMUNICATION-Safety handbook section 4.

EMERGENCY PROCEDURES-Safety handbook section 5. (CHECK all correct answers!)

FIRE PREVENTION-Safety handbook section 6.

EXPOSURE CONTROL (BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS)-Safety handbook section 7.

LOCKOUT & TAGOUT-Safety handbook section 8.

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE) -Safety handbook section 9.

FALL PROTECTION-Safety handbook section 10.

LADDER SAFETY-Safety handbook section 11.

FORKLIFT SAFETY-Safety handbook section 12.

DRIVER SAFETY-Safety handbook section 13.

DRIVER SUBSTANCE ABUSE-Safety handbook section 14. (TRUE OR FALSE)

RESPIRATOR PROGRAM-Safety handbook section 15. (TRUE OR FALSE)

WELDING AND HOT WORKS-Safety handbook section 17.

CONFINED SPACE-Safety handbook section 18.