Compressed Gas Cylinder Safety Quiz

What should you avoid doing when handling compressed gas cylinders?

• Securing them with a hand truck

• Using them as rollers

• Labeling them properly

• Wearing safety gloves

How should compressed gas cylinders be stored?

• In damp areas

• Upright with valve protection caps

• In hallways for easy access

• Near open flames

What should be done with empty cylinders?

• Store them with full cylinders

• Leave them in emergency exits

• Mark or tag them as empty

• Use them as supports

What is a key practice when using compressed gases?

• Leaving valves open when not in use

• Using oxygen as a substitute for compressed air

• Mixing gases in a cylinder

• Conducting leak tests with inert gas

What should you do if a cylinder valve is difficult to operate?

• Force it open with a tool

• Ignore the issue and continue use

• Use Teflon tape to seal it

• Contact the supplier for assistance

What is a safe practice when opening a cylinder valve?

• Open it quickly to save time

• Use a wrench to force it open

• Point the valve outlet towards personnel

• Open it slowly and carefully

What is a precaution for storing flammable gases?

• Store them in well-ventilated areas

• Allow them to be part of an electrical circuit

• Use an open flame to detect leaks

• Store them near oxidizers

What should be avoided when handling oxygen and oxidizing gases?

• Conducting regular inspections

• Storing them away from flammable materials

• Using oil or grease on fittings

• Using approved regulators

What is a requirement for storing toxic gases?

• Use a certified gas cabinet

• Store them near heat sources

• Store them in open areas

• Mix them with other gases

What should be done if a cylinder or valve is corroded?

• Attempt to repair it yourself

• Ignore the corrosion

• Use it until it fails

• Contact the gas supplier for assistance