Strand 2 Safety, Tools, and Maintenance — Personal Safety for Airport Operations

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What is the main purpose of the Right-to-Know plan?

To ensure employees can identify chemical hazards, understand the risks, and protect themselves.

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What does an SDS stand for?

Safety Data Sheet.

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What information should be included in the Safety Data Sheets?

Hazards of the chemical, safe handling, required PPE, first aid information, and emergency procedures.

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How does secondary container labeling relate to the Right-to-Know plan?

Labels must identify chemical hazards and uses to prevent confusion and ensure safety.

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Why is training crucial before exposure to hazardous materials?

Employees must be knowledgeable about chemical hazards and safe practices before working with them.

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What is the Right-to-Know about chemicals present in the workplace?

Employees have the right to know what chemicals are present and what hazards they pose.

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What does PPE stand for?

Personal Protective Equipment.

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What is a key aspect of choosing the right PPE?

The PPE selected must match the type of hazard present.

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Why should PPE fit correctly?

Poorly fitted PPE may lead to inadequate protection and increased risk of injury.

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What is a common misconception about safety data sheets?

That they are only for management and not a tool for employees.

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What are musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs)?

Injuries affecting the muscles, tendons, and ligaments due to factors like repetitive motion or awkward posture.

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How can repetitive motion become hazardous?

It becomes risky when the same movement is performed frequently without adequate recovery time.

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What is the safest way to lift an object?

Maintain a neutral spine position, use your legs, keep the load close, and avoid twisting.

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What is the risk of using stimulants in the workplace?

They may create overconfidence and impair judgment, increasing the risk of accidents.

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What are the effects of being under the influence of drugs or alcohol?

Slower reaction time, reduced situational awareness, and poor judgment.

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What mechanical aids should be used when handling heavy objects?

Dollies, pallet jacks, lifts, conveyors, hoists, and adjustable-height stands.

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What is the risk of lifting items away from the body?

It increases spinal stress and can lead to injury.

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How should contaminated PPE be disposed of?

Follow workplace procedures for hazardous waste disposal.

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What is a common error when individuals carry loads?

Blocking their view, which can lead to accidents.

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What is the correct action when two people are team lifting?

One person should call the moves to ensure coordination.

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What principle aids in efficiently preventing back injuries during lifting?

Keeping the load close to your center of mass.

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Why is it important to communicate hazards to coworkers?

To ensure everyone is aware of the risk and can take appropriate precautions.

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What key aspect should be evaluated during an SDS review?

Hazard identification and exposure controls.

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What should an employee do before entering a work area with hazardous chemicals?

Review the SDS for information on hazards and required precautions.

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What is the most important reason for using PPE?

To reduce exposure to hazards when other controls are insufficient.

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What is the main risk in not properly maintaining PPE?

Dirty or damaged PPE can provide a false sense of security and increase injury risk.