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1. Anchorage
2. Lifelines
3. Lanyard
4. Body Support
5. Connecting Hardware
6. Nets (both) |
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| The height exposure at which fall protection is needed. |
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| Zone in which a sudden drop or structural collapse is reasonably possible as a result of a misstep, tripping, slipping, or some other design flaw other then human frailty. |
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| The soils stickiness (like clay) |
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| Engineering term used to describe forces that seem to slide past each other along a given surface called a failure plane. |
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| Means to remove soil while still maintaining its stability. |
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| Tower contruction, holes, scaffold, sky lights |
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| What is the Hierarchy of fall protection? |
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| Hazzard of elimination, fall prevention, fall arrest, monitoring techniques. |
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| List some trigger heights? |
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1/2 inch overlap scaffolding
3/16 stair riser lip
4 foot general edges
6 foot construction
10 foot support scaffolds
15 foot steel erections
30 foot steel erections |
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| How do you calculate scaffolding load? |
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| length x width x times weight of scaffolding (light=25, medium = 50, heavy= 75) |
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| What are the 3 load ranges? |
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Light - 25
Medium - 50
Heavy - 75 |
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| Electrical reaction to the body Table 1? |
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1 MA Faint tingle
5 Ma Not painful
6-25 MA Painful, muscular reaction
9-30 MA Frozen to conductor
50-100 MA Extreme pain, respirator distress
100-200 MA Ventricular fibrillation
Above 200 MA Cardiac arrest, severe burns |
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| What are the three causes of electrical hazards? |
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1.Unsafe equipment and or instalation
2. Workplaces made unsafe by enviroment
3. Unsafe work practices |
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| What is the most common form of shock? |
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| What does it mean to de-energize equipment? |
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| What are the external factors that influence soil sability? |
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| Water,vibration, disturbed soil seepage, layering, depth, time, weather |
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| Which soils are cohesive? |
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| What does water do to a soils shear strength? |
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| Water acts as a lubricant and travels upward against gravity and disrupt particle to particle attraction causeing soil to expand! |
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