1. JEOPARDY DOUBLE JEOPARDY Potpourri FINAL JEOPARDY

2. Asbestos Jeopardy Home Home Laws and Agencies RespiratorsSafety Hazards Toxocology Health Effects Work Practices 100 200 300 400 500

3. The construction asbestos standard permissible exposure limit (PEL) for an eight- hour time weighted average (TWA). $100

4. 0.1 f/cc $100

5. The competent person on an asbestos job. $200

6. One who is capable of identifying existing asbestos hazards, selecting appropriate controls, and has the authority to take corrective measures $200

7. The agency that regulates asbestos disposal. $300

8. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) $300

9. The employer activities triggered by the OSHA "action level" and/or excursion limit. $400

10. Training PPE Respirators Medical Exams Containments Negative Air Pressure $400

11. The OSHA Construction Asbestos Standard "excursion limit" 30 minute time weighted average (TWA). $500

12. 1 f/cc $500

13. The type of filter that must be used for asbestos. $100

14. HEPA or 100 $100

15. The type of fit-test that must be done initially and every year for negative pressure respirators with a protection factor greater than 10. $200

16. Quantitative $200

17. The two fit-checks done every time you put on a respirator. $300

18. Positive Seal Check and Negative Seal Check $300

19. The toxic gas of greatest concern when wearing an SAR? $400

20. Carbon Monoxide $400

21. The federal agency which approves respirators. $500

22. NIOSH $500

23. The three primary causes of injury on job sites. $100

24. Slips, Trips, and Falls $100

25. The hazard most workers should be concerned about when wearing personal protective equipment (clothing). $200

26. Heat Related Illnesses $200

27. The major hazard when using "wet methods" during abatement projects. $300

28. Electrocution $300

29. The “ plan ” that must be posted at all abatement sites. $400

30. Health and Safety Plan $400

31. The parts of a person's body the person should use to do all heavy lifting. $500

32. Legs $500

33. Three diseases caused by asbestos. $100

34. Asbestosis Lung Cancer Mesothelioma Plural Plaques Digestive System Cancers $100

35. The length of time it may take for a person to develop an asbestos-related disease after being exposed to asbestos. $200

36. Over 10 Years $200

37. Three or more parts of a physical exam. $300

38. Work History General Physical Exam Pulmonary Function Test *Chest X-Ray *EKG *Sputum Cytology *Hemoccult Slide $300

39. The two primary routes of entry that asbestos fibers take into the body. $400

40. Inhalation Ingestion $400

41. Three activities that are prohibited while wearing PPE and being in the regulated area. $500

42. Eating Drinking Chewing Gum or Tobacco Smoking Applying Cosmetics $500

43. A method of asbestos abatement that involves sealing the material with a coating or spray. $100

44. Encapsulation $100

45. The coverings placed on HVAC vents, doors, windows, and any other openings in the work area. $200

46. Critical Barriers. $200

47. The covering of all surfaces not being abated. $300

48. Plasticizing $300

49. Danger signs must be placed here before an abatement job begins. $400

50. At all entrances to the work area $400

51. Protective clothing is worn during asbestos abatement to do this. $500

52. Set-up Removal All Clean-up $500

53. Double Jeopardy Home Home Laws and Agencies RespiratorsSafety Hazards Toxocology Health Effects Work Practices 200 400 600 800 1000

54. The EPA-AHERA final clearance levels in primary and secondary schools. $200

55. 0.01 f/cc $200

56. The kind of analysis that is used for final clearance on AHERA jobs. $400

57. Transmission Electron Microscope (TEM) $400

58. This must be on the outside of every asbestos disposal bag. $600

59. Label listing the contractor and the address of the worksite $600

60. Employee rotation scheduling practice. $800

61. Administrative Control Not allowed in asbestos work $800

62. The period employers must retain worker medical records. $1000

63. 30 years after the last day of employment $1000

64. Three factors that can interfere with the seal of a respirator. $200

65. Beards Weight loss or gain Glasses Dental Work Broken Bones $200

66. This type of respirator can be requested by the worker in place of a half-face or full-face APR. $400

67. PAPR $400

68. The ratio of the contaminant concentration outside the mask divided by the contaminant concentration inside the mask. $600

69. Protection Factor $600

70. The maximum length of air-line allowed from the air supply to the respirator facepiece. $800

71. 300 ’ $800

72. The employer is required to provide these three things before you can wear a respirator. $1000

73. Medical Exam Fit-Test Training $1000

74. The parts of a scaffolding which must be added to a platform 10 feet above the ground. $200

75. Guardrails $200

76. The device used to protect workers from electrical shock on a job site. $400

77. GFCI Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter $400

78. "Lock out/tag out". $600

79. Placing a lock or tag on a device to ensure that it is not activated during the work process $600

80. The lighting system required to be used in wet abatement areas. $800

81. Low voltage or Battery operated $800

82. Three (3) of the four (4) hazards associated with wearing personnel protective equipment (PPE). $1000

83. Slips, trips, and falls Heat Related illnesses Restricted vision Communication $1000

84. Lung scarring caused by exposure to asbestos. $200

85. Asbestosis $200

86. The effect of cigarette smoking combined with asbestos exposure. $400

87. Synergistic Effect $400

88. Asbestos workers must have physicals this often. $600

89. Before starting work with asbestos and once a year $600

90. The immediate effects of breathing a chemical. $800

91. Acute $800

92. This is how asbestos fibers behave in air. $1000

93. May stay afloat for 24 hours in still air, or for days in air currents $1000

94. This must be done to objects (radiators, furniture, machinery) not removed from the abatement area. $200

95. Cleaned and covered (Sealed) $200

96. This unit includes a clean room, shower and equipment room. $400

97. Decontamination Unit $400

98. The type of vacuum used in cleaning asbestos dust. $600

99. HEPA (High Efficiency Particulate Air) $600

100. A minimum of two people are required for this type of removal. $800

101. Glovebagging $800

102. Three critical parts of a negative pressure machine for asbestos abatement work. $1000

103. Pre-Filters HEPA Filter Alarm $1000

104. Potpourri Home Home $300 $600 $900 $1200 $1500

105. The first aid for heat stress. Potpourri $300

106. Move to a cool place, lie down, cool off and get medical attention. Potpourri $300

107. The maximum surface temperature permitted to contact a glove bag. Potpourri $600

108. 150 0 F Potpourri $600

109. The type of atmosphere where air purifying respirators are prohibited. Potpourri $900

110. IDLH Immediately Dangerous to Life and Health Potpourri $900

111. A challenge agent used when conducting a qualitative fit test. Potpourri $1200

112. Irritant smoke Banana oil Bitrix Saccharin Potpourri $1200

113. This type of asbestos related cancer attacks the lining material of the lung and chest cavity. Potpourri $1500

114. Mesothelioma Potpourri $1500

115. Final Jeopardy How Much Can You Loose? 1 2 3 Home 123 Home

116. The federal regulation which extends AHERA training requirements to all commercial and public buildings. Final Jeopardy

117. ASHARA (Asbestos Safety Hazard Abatement Reauthorization Act) Final Jeopardy

118. A doctor who is specially certified to read asbestos x-rays Final Jeopardy

119. B-Reader Final Jeopardy

120. The maximum size of a glovebag Final Jeopardy

121. 60 ” x 60 ” Final Jeopardy