Site Supervisor Safety Training Flashcards
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What is the primary objective of a site safety orientation for new workers?
Answer: To familiarize workers with site-specific hazards, emergency procedures, and safety requirements
Orientations ensure workers understand site-specific hazards, emergency procedures, and safety requirements.
What is the recommended approach for engaging workers during a toolbox talk?
Answer: Ask open-ended questions and encourage workers to share experiences
Effective toolbox talks use open-ended questions and participation for engagement.
What should a site supervisor do FIRST when discovering an imminent danger?
Answer: Immediately remove or protect workers from the danger
The first priority is immediately removing workers from or protecting them against the danger.
What best describes the purpose of a pre-task safety plan?
Answer: To identify specific hazards and controls for the planned work activities
A pre-task plan identifies hazards and determines controls for the specific conditions of the planned work.
What is the site supervisor responsibility regarding subcontractor safety?
Answer: The supervisor must ensure all workers on site follow safety rules, including subcontractors
The site supervisor ensures all workers, including subcontractors, comply with site safety requirements.
How should a supervisor handle a worker refusal to perform a task due to safety concerns?
Answer: Listen, evaluate the hazard, and address it before requiring work to proceed
The supervisor should listen, evaluate whether a genuine hazard exists, and address it appropriately.