Personal Safety in Mechanical Engineering Maintenance (Outcome 10.2)

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What does PPE stand for?

Personal Protective Equipment.

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What is the primary purpose of PPE?

To reduce exposure to hazards in the workplace.

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When should PPE be used according to the hierarchy of controls?

PPE is typically the last line of defense after other controls have been implemented.

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List one example of a mechanical hazard.

Flying chips or sharp burrs.

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What type of eye protection is best for preventing dust and splashes?

Goggles.

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Why should face shields not be used alone for eye protection?

They do not provide the impact protection that safety glasses offer.

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What are the key considerations when selecting gloves for hand protection?

Cut resistance, heat resistance, chemical compatibility, and dexterity.

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Name a scenario when wearing gloves could be dangerous.

When working near rotating machinery.

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What type of footwear is recommended for protection against dropped objects?

Safety footwear.

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What is one common mistake people make regarding PPE?

Using the wrong PPE based on task name rather than specific hazards.

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What should be checked before using eye protection?

Ensure it is not scratched and fits properly.

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How should PPE be stored to maintain its effectiveness?

Keep it clean, dry, and protected from damage.

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What does RPE stand for?

Respiratory Protective Equipment.

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What is the purpose of safety equipment in the workplace?

To control hazards and reduce harm during emergencies.

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What must be verified before working on electrical equipment?

That it has been de-energized.

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What are two types of emergency safety equipment?

Fire extinguishers and eyewash stations.

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What is an emergency stop (E-stop)?

A button designed to stop motion quickly in an emergency situation.

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What is the importance of verifying E-stop functionality?

To ensure it operates correctly in an emergency.

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Why should you avoid improvising with tools during mechanical work?

Improvisation increases the risk of slips and breakage.

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How should portable power tools be inspected before use?

Check cords for cuts, ensure strain relief is intact, and verify proper function.

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What is one critical step in preventing entanglement hazards?

Keep guards in place and avoid wearing loose clothing.

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What does isolating equipment help to prevent?

Uncontrolled energy transfer that can cause injury.

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What should be done before loosening fittings on pressurized systems?

Depressurize and isolate the system.

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What should you do if you find damaged lifting equipment?

Quarantine it and report it according to site procedures.

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What should always be kept clear for efficient use of safety equipment like eyewash stations?

The path to access the equipment.