Welding /Cutting

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Name* This field is required.

First Name

Last Name

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Employee Number

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Branch* This field is required.Please select your branch

ABS/ARS New Braunfels, TX

ARS Erie, KS

Abilene, TX

Aliquippa, PA

Augusta, GA

Castelton, ND

Cedar Rapids, IA

Chanute, KS

Cherryvale, KS

Clara City, MN

Clinton, IA

Coffeyville, KS

David City, NE

Decatur, AL

Decatur, IL

Deerfield, MO

Des Moines, IA

Destrehan, LA

Emporia, KS

Fredonia, KS

Fredonia Shop, KS

Ft. Lawn, SC

Gastonia, NC

Gilman, IL

Goodland, KS

Humboldt, KS

Lincoln, NE

Mankato, MN

Marshall, MN

Morristown, IN

Mexico, MO

Mitchell, SD

TFC

Urbana, IA

Valdosta, GA

West Monroe, LA

Other

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Safety Instructor CR* This field is required.Please Select

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Safety Instructor Please type the name of your safety instructor.

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Meeting Location CR* This field is required.

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Meeting Location Please type where the Safety Instruction took place.

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You are setting up to cut/grind some metal. You have JHA, safety gear, and a Hot Work permit. You also see drums of liquid that have flammable labels. What now?* This field is required.

You have all permits and gear for fire safety, continue and stop if an issue comes up.

The area has been inspected (permits), keep your sparks away from drums, work on.

Do not continue. A safe permit requires flammables to be removed for hot work. Get help, someone has made a mistake.

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You are finished using oxy/acetylene torch and won’t need it again until tomorrow. How do you safely leave the torch/gas set-up?* This field is required.

Make sure the torch valves are closed and coil up hoses to be out of the way.

Close the tank valves and torch valves and store hoses out of the way.

Close valves to tanks. Replace tank valve caps. Put away torch and hoses.

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You are welding and the fumes/smoke are rising directly into your face. Is this a problem?* This field is required.

Yes. Welding fumes have many chemicals in them. Do not breathe. Get help to find a better set up.

No. You will only be welding for a few minutes and never have had a problem before. You are used to it.

No. By the time the plume of smoke and gas reaches your face it has been diluted to the point beyond being a problem.

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You have just finished spark producing work and are ready to leave. What must happen before you leave the area and the task is complete?* This field is required.

Only that all your tools and materials are picked up before leaving.

You must pick everything up and do a 5-minute check for smoldering/fire before leaving.

Besides normal clean up, you must fulfill the fire watch requirements of the Hot Work permit. This could be 30, 60 minutes, or even longer depending on the conditions of the permit.

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You are ready to weld but your clothes and gloves are wet. Also, the ground is damp. You see others welding already. What do you need to do?* This field is required.

Stop. Welding use large amounts of current. Basic welding safety requires dry gloves and other safety consideration to prevent shock/electrocution. Change your set up.

You have done this before and at most felt a minor shock. Use caution but continue.

Nothing. Your equipment can safely handle this and others are doing it. Nothing to be concerned about. You should be fine.

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Initials* This field is required.Make sure to go to the next screen to submit

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PercentageTo be considered a passing score, you must achieve a 70% or better. If not, review material and try again.

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