Shop Safety Test Name Handout 4 Instructions: Write the correct letter in the blank provided. Common hazards in agricultural mechanics: 1. Most injuries that occur in the agricultural mechanics shop are a result of. A. amputation B. hazardous materials C. machinery D. human error 2. Machinery is a source of hazard when it is. A. running B. operated improperly or when it breaks C. foreign made D. old 3. Machinery should only be used with proper. A. skill B. knowledge C. ability D. all of the above 4. hazards include fire and shock. A. Heat B. Electrical C. Human D. Chemical 51
5. Keeping the shop clean and organized can prevent injury from. A. falling objects B. tripping C. spills D. all of the above 6. is (are) considered hazardous. A. Paint B. Fuel C. Solvents D. All of the above 7. Injuries from accidents in the shop can be. A. painful B. fatal C. disabling D. all of the above Maintaining shop safety: Write an A for true statements and a B for false statements. 1. Use proper lifting techniques. 2. Stay alert to possible hazards. 3. Play with your friends only after shop machinery is turned off. 4. Use appropriate personal protective equipment, such as eye protection. 52 - Handout 4 Unit 17 - Agricultural Mechanics and Safety
5. Know the location and proper use of fire extinguishers. 6. Repair or replace all worn or frayed electrical cords. 7. Never touch metal that could be hot. 8. Use tools for their specific purpose only. 9. Wear appropriate clothing that fits properly. 10. Be responsible and conduct yourself in a safe manner. 11. Use fire extinguishers occasionally to make sure they work. 12. Keep the shop and work area clean and well organized. 13. Properly store work materials at the end of the work period. 14. Correct or report unsafe conditions. Unit 17 - Agricultural Mechanics and Safety Handout 4-53
15. Turn off all electrical equipment after use. 16. Remove rings and dangling jewelry and tie back long hair. 17. Using worn or broken tools is okay, as long as you are careful. 18. Know and observe local safety procedures given by your instructor. 19. Have a friend help you guess how to use a power tool if the class has not been instructed in its use. 20. Put all items in their proper places after use. 21. Dispose of hazardous wastes by flushing them down the drain. 22. Make sure that fire extinguishers are properly charged. 23. Keep tools and equipment properly adjusted and repaired. 54 - Handout 4 Unit 17 - Agricultural Mechanics and Safety
24. Never work with tools or equipment for which you have not received instruction. 25. Place oily or greasy rags in covered metal cans. Personal protective equipment: 1. Protect your feet from falling objects A. steel-toed boots B. rubber boots C. tennis shoes D. sandals 2. Protect(s) your eyes from flying particles when cutting, grinding, or sawing A. welding helmet B. safety glasses C. visor D. dust mask 3. Protect(s) the face and eyes from heat, harmful rays, and hot metal A. clear face shield B. safety glasses C. helmets and shaded face shields D. safety goggles 4. Protect(s) the hands from splinters, hot or sharp metal, and chemicals A. rubber boots B. respirator C. coveralls D. gloves Unit 17 - Agricultural Mechanics and Safety Handout 4-55
5. Protect(s) you from breathing dust and harmful fibers A. dust mask B. helmets and face shields C. coveralls D. clear face shield 6. Protect(s) your body, arms, and legs from dust and flying debris A. hard hat B. coveralls C. rubber boots 7. Protect your feet from water or chemicals A. steel-toed boots B. rubber boots C. cowboy boots D. tennis shoes 8. Protect(s) your eyes from splashing liquid A. hard hat B. safety glasses C. safety goggles 9. Protect(s) your entire face from flying particles or splashes A. safety glasses B. safety goggles C. clear face shield 10. Protects the head from falling objects A. hard hat B. baseball cap C. cowboy hat D. clear face shield 11. Protect(s) the hearing from loud or continuous noise A. earplugs B. hard hat C. baseball cap 56 - Handout 4 Unit 17 - Agricultural Mechanics and Safety
12. Protect(s) you from breathing toxic gases or fumes A. dust mask B. clear face shield C. respirator D. coveralls Fire extinguisher types: 1. Which class of fire is electrical and occurs in or near equipment such as motors, switchboards, and electrical wiring? 2. Which class of fire is fueled by flammable liquids such as gasoline, oil, grease, paints, and thinners? 3. Which class of fire occurs in ordinary combustible materials such as wood, rags, and rubbish? 4. Which class of fire is fueled by flammable metal such as magnesium? Unit 17 - Agricultural Mechanics and Safety Handout 4-57