Skills USA study guide #2 (SAiL Conference)

What are the three purposes of the SkillsUSA Framework?

Providing a common language for students to articulate their gains, assessing skill development, and creating a vision for SkillsUSA programs.

Which Essential Element is best described as doing high-quality, ethical work in an efficient way?

Work Ethic.

Under which element of the SkillsUSA Framework would you find Integrity, Work Ethic, and Professionalism?

Personal Skills.

What is the premier employability skills development program within SkillsUSA’s curriculum offerings?

Career Essentials: Experiences.

What does it mean to demonstrate Responsibility in the workplace?

Consistency and dependability.

Which Essential Element is part of the Workplace Skills component of the SkillsUSA Framework?

Multi-Cultural Sensitivity and Awareness.

What is the second step in the decision-making process?

Brainstorm possible solutions.

What characteristics may be exhibited by Professionalism in the workplace?

Attire, Personal grooming, and Speech.

What is the name of the industry-validated credential available through SkillsUSA?

Career Essentials Credential.

What does it mean to take initiative in the context of SkillsUSA?

Self-Motivation.

What are two components of Integrity?

Honesty and truthfulness.

What is defined as a collection of work representing education, self-development, and career information about oneself?

Employment Portfolio.

What term describes the mixing and blending of many people of different cultures?

Cultural Diversity.

What are the key elements of effective Communication Skills?

Giving accurate and concise reports, following directions, and speaking distinctly.

What is meant by the Safety and Health Essential Element?

Follow the policies and procedures in the employee handbook.

What does the acronym OSHA stand for?

Occupational Safety and Health Administration.

What is the first thing you should do if you are accidentally stuck with a used needle?

Wash with soap and water.

What is the term for a hazardous communication program required by the Right-to-Know law?

Training plan.

What type of exposure is described as a repeated or prolonged exposure?

Chronic.

What are the four parts of personal protective equipment (PPE)?

Head, face, eyes, ears, hands.

What is the definition of Ergonomics?

The science of adjusting environments, tasks, or procedures to fit the worker.

What should be done to achieve a neutral posture?

Allow arms to hang comfortably.

What is the term for adjusting the height of your work table to relieve wrist pain?

Ergonomics.

What does it mean if a ladder is classified as unsecured?

It is not safely fastened and poses a fall risk.

What is the most common cause of serious work-related injuries and deaths?

Falls.