Arc Welding Safety Quiz

Before operating any arc welding equipment, what must you have?

• Proper training

• Instructors' permission

• Safety goggles

• A welding certificate

What type of clothing is recommended to wear in the shop for safety during welding?

• Loose and comfortable clothing

• Fireproof or fire-resistant clothing

• Synthetic fiber clothing

• Oil and grease-stained clothing

What should you do with your clothing to protect against sparks, infrared and ultraviolet radiation?

• Wear bright colored clothing

• Keep sleeves rolled up and collar open

• Wear clothing with long sleeves and a high collar

• Wear loose clothing for comfort

What type of shoes should you wear to protect from burns and from electric shock while welding?

• High top shoes with insulating soles and heels

• Open-toed sandals for comfort

• Leather boots without insulation

• Any comfortable footwear

When welding overhead, what additional protective gear should be worn?

• A fireproof hat and earplugs

• A fireproof hat and fireproof earplugs or ear protectors

• A baseball cap and sunglasses

• A helmet with a regular lens

What is essential to wear when you’re welding to protect your eyes from radiation?

• Regular sunglasses

• A welding helmet or hood with the correct filter lens

• A baseball cap

• Prescription glasses

What should you ensure about the filter lens in the welding helmet before starting to weld?

• It is in a dirty condition

• It is in good condition and clean

• It is slightly cracked for better visibility

• It is removed for better visibility

What is the first thing you should do to protect your eyes from injury before striking an arc?

• Put on safety goggles

• Shout "Cover"

• Put the welding helmet over your face, say "Cover" before striking an arc

• Close your eyes tightly

When should you wear safety goggles or a face shield?

• Only when inspecting the weld

• When grinding, scaling, or cleaning welds

• When the welding helmet is not available

• During breaks to protect from UV rays

Why is it important to work in well-ventilated areas when welding?

• To prevent the accumulation of toxic gases, smoke, and dust

• To keep the welding equipment cool

• To prevent the noise from becoming too loud

• To avoid disturbing others with the light from the welding