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General Safety Flashcards

7 cards from real Flood Restoration practice questions. Tap to flip, then mark Knew It or Still Learning โ€” missed cards come back until you master them.

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  1. What is the main purpose of establishing containment barriers during flood restoration?

    Answer: To prevent cross-contamination to clean areas

    Containment confines contaminants and spores to the work zone, protecting unaffected areas and occupants.

  2. Before using electrical drying equipment, what must be verified about the power source?

    Answer: That circuits are dry, properly grounded, and GFCI-protected

    Verifying dry, grounded, GFCI-protected circuits prevents shock and equipment damage.

  3. Why are extension cords run across walkways a safety concern at flood sites?

    Answer: They create trip hazards and can be damaged by water

    Cords across walkways cause trips and, when wet or damaged, pose shock and fire risks.

  4. What should a worker do before disturbing materials suspected of containing asbestos?

    Answer: Stop and have the material tested by a qualified professional

    Disturbing asbestos releases fibers, so suspect materials must be tested and handled by trained professionals.

  5. What is the safest way to handle sharp debris like broken glass during cleanup?

    Answer: Use cut-resistant gloves and place debris in puncture-proof containers

    Cut-resistant gloves and sturdy containers prevent lacerations and puncture injuries.

  6. Why is a buddy system valuable when entering confined or hazardous flood spaces?

    Answer: A partner can summon help or assist if an emergency occurs

    A buddy can call for help or perform a rescue if a worker is overcome or injured.

  7. What does a Safety Data Sheet (SDS) provide for chemicals used in restoration?

    Answer: Hazard, handling, and first-aid information for the product

    An SDS details hazards, safe handling, PPE, and first-aid measures for each chemical.