Hazards, Health & Safety PPE Safety Quiz 2024

What type of hazard are flying sparks in a welding shop most associated with?

• Chemical Hazard

• Physical Hazard

• Electrical Hazard

• Fire Hazard

Prolonged exposure to welding fumes and gases can lead to which of the following health issues?

• Electric shock

• Respiratory problems

• Hearing loss
  

• Eye damage

Which of the following is a potential cause of electric shock in a welding shop?

• Improper grounding of welding equipment

• Handling sharp metal edges

• Cluttered workspaces causing trips

• Noise from welding machines

Which of the following can result from improper handling or storage of compressed gas cylinders?

• Noise-related hearing loss

• Respiratory problems

• Burns from hot metal

• Explosions

What personal protective equipment (PPE) is most important to prevent arc eye or welder's flash?

• Earplugs

• Welding helmet with proper filter

• Steel-toe boots

• Fire-resistant clothing

What is the primary purpose of WHMIS in welding shops?

• To increase productivity in welding processes

• To ensure the safe handling, storage, and use of hazardous materials

• To improve welding technique

• To reduce equipment maintenance costs

Which of the following is provided by WHMIS to help workers understand the risks associated with hazardous materials?

• Safety Data Sheets (SDS)

• Welding handbooks

• Equipment manuals

• Inspection checklists

How does WHMIS training benefit workers in a welding shop?

• It helps workers operate welding machines more efficiently

• It improves the overall appearance of welds

• It helps workers recognize and respond to hazards, reducing the risk of accidents

• It reduces the need for personal protective equipment (PPE)

What is the main purpose of a welding helmet with an auto-darkening filter?

• To improve visibility while welding
  

• To protect against UV and infrared radiation

• To reduce noise levels

• To shield the welder’s hands from sparks

Why are safety glasses or goggles important in a welding shop, even when not welding?

• They prevent arc eye
  

• They protect the welder’s hands from burns

• They provide additional protection from flying debris and sparks

• They reduce exposure to welding fumes