Safety Test

Safety Fill in the blank…. The automotive shop can be a hazardous area if proper __________ precautions are not followed. The main hazards and injuries in the auto shop are from flammable materials, power machinery, hoists, electrical equipment, cuts and bruises. Acid burns, electrical shock, skin irritations, strains, sprains, hernias, falls, and eye injuries etc…

Safety Fill in both blanks… Little lifting is required in the modern auto shop. Most lifting is done with hoists, jacks and other lifting devices. In the use of this equipment, know and follow the safe practices involved. If lifting is required, lift with your ___, not the _____. Get some help for heavy and bulky objects…

Safety Fill in the blanks… ____ ________ must be worn when operating any power machinery and when in any situation that could cause an eye injury. This includes falling dirt and debris while working under a car. Splash roof goggles or face shields should be worn when handling chemicals.

Safety Fill in the blanks… Sparks near an automobile storage battery create a hazard and can cause an accident. The accumulation of ________ in the top of the cell during a charge is very ________. Do not test a battery by flashing the terminals with a piece of wire. Before connecting and disconnecting a battery charger, be sure it is turned off. Make sure positive is on positive and negative is on negative. If not, it could cause an explosion. …

Safety Fill in the blanks… Use extension cords and sockets that are in good condition. Portable lights should be protected by a rubber or neoprene covered steel guard. Ground all portable lights with a third wire. Do not place cords or wires where they may become _______ hazards. Certain portable cords and lights can be suspended from the ceiling to prevent this from happening. Make sure that all portable electric tools are grounded with a _____ wire and that the power cords on portable tools are in good condition.

Safety Fill in the blanks…. Do not use power tools or equipment until proper and safe use has been fully explained by your ______. Always use the proper ____ for the job. Be sure all guards are in place before using power machinery. Defective tools and equipment should be removed from the shop. Keep the shop and all tools clean and free of grease.

7. Safety Fill in the blanks… Horseplay of any kind in the auto shop is prohibited. This includes running, scuffling, throwing _____ or _________…

Safety Fill in the blanks… Compressed air should be used for its intended purpose. Misusing compressed air equipment or dusting off clothing or work benches with ______ air is extremely dangerous. Flying particles of metal or glass may be blown into eyes or the skin. Compressed air blown into the skin or body openings can cause serious ____ or even death.…

Safety Fill in the blank…. When ___________ and disconnecting air hoses hold them tightly. Always keep one hand on the air hose…

Safety True or False…. Vehicles that are raised with a floor jack should always be supported by jack stands. A floor jack should never be used to support an automobile while working under it. A floor jack must be placed on a rigid part of the frame or body. These precautions should be followed even for inspection.

Safety True or False… Use a creeper. Keep legs clear of passageways. Follow these precautions when working under cars: Use a creeper. Keep legs clear of passageways. Close car doors. Do not place tools on the car above the worker. Prohibit other persons working on top of the car. Protect eyes with safety glasses.

Safety True or False… Creepers, tools or other equipment should be left where anyone can step on or trip over them.

Safety True or False…. Burns may result from working on a car that has not cooled off. Most frequently these are caused by coming in contact with the manifold exhaust system, or radiator coolant.

Safety True or False… Engines should be operated only under the immediate supervision of the instructor and only if the shop is equipped for removing exhaust fumes.

Safety True or False… When starting an engine, it’s O.K. to reach into the car window or door and turn the key.

Safety True or False… Before starting the engine, make sure the car is ready to be started. Make sure the shift lever is in neutral or park position. Always check to see that tools have not been left on the engine and that everyone is clear.

Safety True or False… Be especially cautious around moving parts: Fan blades, fan belts, gears and pulleys. Keep sleeves rolled up when working on any moving machinery. Do not attempt to oil or wipe moving parts of the engine. Keep hands out of door and hood jambs…

Safety Fill in the blanks… Handle brake fluid carefully so that it does not splash in the _____ or on the skin_____.

Safety True or False… To avoid burns from accidental short circuits and to prevent accidental engagement of the starter, be sure to disconnect the battery before working on the electrical system of the car.

Safety Fill in the blanks… When removing the battery from the car always use the _______ or a battery strap. Hold the battery upright so there is no danger of spilling acid and keep it away from your body. Always wear ____ protection when working around automotive batteries…

Safety True or False… When using an engine analyzer or other testing equipment always make your connections before starting the engine. Attempting to attach connections while the engine is running is a dangerous practice and may result in serious injury.

Safety True or False Never consider a job complete until you check to make sure all lock washers, cotter pins or locking devices are in place. Double and triple check your work. Ask for a second opinion.

Safety True or False… Wear leather gloves when removing broken pieces of glass and when handling hot objects, car windows and windshields. When removing a broken light bulb, be sure the light switch is in the “off” position; break away the glass splinters using long-nose pliers.

Safety True or False… Wipe up any spilled oil, grease or other liquids at once. They are slipping hazards. Use oil absorbent materials on the oily spots.

Safety Fill in the blank…. Since foot injuries occur in the auto shop, adequate foot protection should be worn or precautionary measures should be taken. Always wear _______ toe shoes in the shop area.

Safety Fill in the blank… Report all hazardous conditions to the _______ immediately. All injuries should be reported and treated at once.

Safety True or False Learn the location and use of various fire extinguishers for each type of fire. The auto shop fire extinguishers put out all types of fires and use carbon dioxide.

Safety True or False… …Using open flames or striking sparks is prohibited in rooms or areas where flammable liquids are used or stored.

Safety True or False…. Keep only small quantities of gasoline stored in safety containers properly labeled, in the shop. Store all flammable liquids in a fire proof cabinet that has been approved by the fire marshal.

Safety True or False… It’s O.K. to operate an engine if there is a small gasoline leak from the fuel system.

Safety True or False… Before starting the engine make certain there are no short circuits and all electrical connections are incorrect. …

Safety True or False… Never use gasoline for cleaning parts. Grease, oil and dirt can be removed from parts with washing equipment or cleaning solvents.

Safety Fill in the blank… Do not wash hands and arms in gasoline. ______ may result because gasoline takes the natural oil out of skin. Many soaps are available which will remove greasy dirt.

Safety True or False… Do not wear oil or gasoline soaked clothes in the shop. A spark, hot exhaust manifold or an open flame can easily ignite your clothing.

Safety True or False… Dispose of oil or gasoline rags, waste, etc., in self closing air-tight metal containers provided for this purpose. Contents of storage containers should be disposed of each day.

Safety True or False… Using gasoline to remove oil and grease from the floor is prohibited. Spilled gasoline is a fire hazard and should be removed immediately.…

Safety True or False… Fasten chain hoists securely and don’t overload chain slings. Inspect chain hoists before using; test by lifting only a short distance.

Safety True or False…. Don’t use a jack if there is any doubt about its safe operating condition. …

Safety Fill in the blank…. ______ wheels before jacking up the car. When two wheels are off the floor, block the other wheels.

Safety True or False… Never lift or lower a car if someone is working under it.

Safety Fill in the blank… Be sure the vehicle is ________ on a hoist before lifting.

Safety Fill in the blank… Turn or remove jack handles so that no one can ____ over them.

Safety Fill in the blank…. Your __________ should always inspect the contact of the hoist with the car. Your instructor should be in attendance during the lifting operation.

Safety True or False… When driving a car on to a drive type rack, be sure all objects are clear, and that the rack is ready to accept the vehicle. Never get out of the car with the rack in the inclined position. When removing the vehicle, be sure you are in the car when the rack is being lowered.

Safety True or False… Do not rock or shake a vehicle intentionally while it is in the air on a hoist. This is a major safety violation and will result in you being removed from the class. The setup of a vehicle on a hoist should be tested with the vehicle just a few inches off the floor.

Safety True or False… Use all safety devices provided on a hoist and be sure that everyone is in the clear before lowering the car.

Safety True or False… When using a floor jack place it under a floor pan or the frame or body of the vehicle.

Safety True or False…. Keep the floor clean of oil and grease to prevent slipping.

Safety True or False… Keep hands and arms away from sharp and rough edges of the vehicle while working under a vehicle.

Safety True or False… Never put hands in front of a grease gun nozzle when the handle is pulled. High pressure grease guns can force grease under the skin.

Safety Fill in the blank… All lubricants should be stored in containers with lids and kept in a fire _____-_______ when not in use.

Safety True or False… Be careful not to inhale sprayed or atomized lubricants. Wait until it settles before resuming work on the car. Do not spray any pressurized liquids towards other workers.

Safety True or False… When working on brakes do not do anything to cause dust to become airborne. Brake dust can cause lung problems and asbestos has been liked to cancer. Wash brake assemblies with solvent or detergent to prevent dust.

Safety True or False… It’s O.K. to open a hot radiator.

Safety True or False… Use your head when behind the wheel of an automobile. Exhibition of speed going to and from the shop area or in the parking lot will result in you being dropped from your class.

Safety Fill in the blanks… There are four main rules to follow for hand tool safety, they are: Use the ______ tool for the job. Wear approved ____ protection. Maintain the tool regularly. Use the tool properly.

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