Climbing, rigging, lifting, hoisting: Part D

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What should you not do with your back when lifitng?

Bend your back

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What body part should you mainly be using to lift?

Your legs

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What is the most common physical body injury in the trades?

Back/lower back injuries

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What is over-extension?

When you lift objects too far away from your body

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What should you do to lift large or heavy objects?

Ask for assistance or use mechanical devices

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What PPE is required when working at heights?

Fall protection

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What is the most common fall protection PPE?

Full body harness and lanyard

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Where must fall protection be secured?

To the harness D-rings and an engineer approved anchor point

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What are three types of ladders?

Stepladder, Double stepladder, Extension ladder

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What is the proper angle ratio when using ladders?

4:1

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How far above the resting point should an extension ladder extend?

1 meter

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True or False: you can work from the top of a ladder?

False. You must not use the top two rungs

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True or Fale: You can safely work on a ladder as far as you can extend your reach?

False, you must not over-reach

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How many points of contact are required when climbing a ladder?

Three

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What are the 4 ladder Duty ratings?

  • Light Duty CSA Type 3 91kg

  • Medium Duty CSA Type 2 102kg

  • Heavy Duty CSA Type 1 113KG

  • Extra Heavy Duty CSA Type 1A 136KG


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What are three ladder materials?

Wood, Aluminum, Fiberglass

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What is a scaffold safety factor ratio?

4:1

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How much taller can a scaffold be than its width?

3 times

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When do scaffolds need guardrails?

When above 3 meters

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When do scaffolds need toe boards?

When above 3.5 meters

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How much taller can a rolling scaffold be than its width?

Two times

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True or False: Wooden scaffolds can be constructed on the worksite?

True, they must be unpainted

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What is a manual handling?

Manually lifting, moving, transferring equipment or materials at work

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When manual handling is present, what must your employer do?

Conduct a hazard assessment, provide proper tools and required PPE

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What are tow kinds of materials handling equipment?

Forklift and trolley cart