First Team 48 Delphi E.L.I.T.E.
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Questions and Answers
- 1.
What causes fainting? Describe the procedure for caring for a fainting victim.
- 2.
What does FIRST stand for and who created it?
- 3.
List the 3 categories in which a team can earn a safety Hard Hat Pin award.
- 4.
What is the acronym that our team created to describe the acceptable/suggested colors of safety glasses FIRST allows us to wear at competitions? What colors do the letters of the acronym represent?
- 5.
What are the large Emergency Stop (E-Stop) buttons that are located in each shop (Woodshop and Robotics Lab) used for? SPECIFICALLY, where are these buttons located in each shop?
- 6.
How many First Aid Kits does the team take to competitions? What is the EXACT location ofeach kit at competitions?
- 7.
List the 5 classifications of fire extinguishers and what types of fires each are used to put out.
- 8.
Explain the difference between a dust mask and respirator.
- 9.
What is the proper “safe lifting” procedure?
- 10.
What does NEOFRA stand for and what is its purpose?
- 11.
What two characteristics must prescription eyeglasses have in order to be considered legal safety glasses (Answer must include the proper rating)?
- 12.
What does E.L.I.T.E. stand for?
- 13.
List the steps of the 6S process 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
- 14.
Completely describe the steps (in proper order) for using a battery spill kit.
- 15.
Briefly explain how the new SDS system is an improvement over the old MSDS forms.
- 16.
What do OSHA and ANSI stand for? How are they related?
- 17.
Explain the proper procedure for folding the Safety Escort vests.
- 18.
(BONUS)What does STEM stand for and what is its purpose?
- 19.
(BONUS)What are the Schools and their Team Names and Team Numbers that aremembers of NEOFRA ?
- 20.
(BONUS)List the website addresses for: a) FIRST, b) NEOFRA, c) Team 48
- 21.
(BONUS)What does Gracious Professionalism mean?
- 22.
"You always record injuries or medical emergencies on our near-miss forms."Is this statement True or False? Explain why.
- 23.
"It is okay to run in the pits during competitions." Is this statement True or False? Explain why.
- 24.
"Earbuds and/or headphones are acceptable to use as hearing protection."Is this statement True or False? Explain why.
- 25.
"It is okay to cover up a cell phone or other electronic device while charging, so no one can easily see it and steal it."Is this statement True or False? Explain why.
- 26.
"When putting out a fire, always aim at the base of the fire using a sweeping motion."Is this statement True or False? Explain why.
- 27.
"Children 14 years old and younger can only be permitted in the pits if accompanied by an adult 16 years old or older."Is this statement True or False? Explain why.
- 28.
"If a particle gets stuck in your eye, try to pick it out to loosen it up so you can wash it out with water."Is this statement True or False? Explain why.
- 29.
What is the band locker number in the Robotics Shop where the Safety glasses are located?
- A.
167
- B.
379
- C.
171
- D.
172
Correct Answer
D. 172Explanation
The correct answer is 172 because it is the only option provided that matches the criteria of being a band locker number in the Robotics Shop where the Safety glasses are located.Rate this question:
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- 30.
What is the band locker number in the Robotics Shop where the Safety manuals and SDS documents are located?
- A.
172
- B.
171
- C.
167
- D.
175
Correct Answer
B. 171Explanation
The band locker number in the Robotics Shop where the Safety manuals and SDS documents are located is 171.Rate this question:
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- 31.
When soldering, what kind of solder should you use?
- A.
Lead - Free
- B.
Acid Based
- C.
Lead - Filled
- D.
Magnesium
Correct Answer
A. Lead - FreeExplanation
When soldering, it is recommended to use lead-free solder. This type of solder is safer for both the environment and the person handling it. Lead-free solder contains a mixture of tin, copper, and silver, which makes it a suitable alternative to traditional lead-based solder. Lead-free solder is commonly used in electronic applications and meets the regulations set by various countries to reduce the harmful effects of lead on human health and the environment.Rate this question:
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- 32.
While using machinery, what do you want to make sure you have?
- A.
The right type of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
- B.
Pulled up or tied back hair
- C.
No loose jewelry and baggy clothing
- D.
All of the above
Correct Answer
D. All of the aboveExplanation
When using machinery, it is important to ensure that you have the right type of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to protect yourself from any potential hazards. Additionally, it is crucial to have pulled up or tied back hair to prevent it from getting caught in the machinery, as well as avoiding loose jewelry and baggy clothing that could also get entangled. Therefore, all of the above precautions should be taken to ensure safety while using machinery.Rate this question:
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- 33.
What is the band locker number in the Robotics Shop where the main, large First Aid kit is located?
- A.
175
- B.
167
- C.
171
- D.
172
Correct Answer
B. 167 -
- 34.
When fighting a fire, how far away from the fire do you stand, and how long do you hold the trigger of the extinguisher?
- A.
12 ft., 10 second bursts
- B.
5 - 6 feet, 1 - 2 second bursts
- C.
As close as possible to the fire and continuously hold the trigger using PASS
- D.
6 – 10 feet, 3 – 5 second bursts
Correct Answer
D. 6 – 10 feet, 3 – 5 second burstsExplanation
When fighting a fire, it is recommended to stand 6-10 feet away from the fire. Holding the trigger of the extinguisher for 3-5 second bursts is the appropriate technique to effectively extinguish the fire. Standing too close to the fire can be dangerous, and holding the trigger continuously is not necessary and may result in wasting the extinguishing agent.Rate this question:
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- 35.
What are mechanical guards?
- A.
Safety guards for power tools
- B.
Shield for the robot
- C.
Bouncers for the robot
- D.
Platform for the robot
Correct Answer
A. Safety guards for power toolsExplanation
Mechanical guards are safety devices designed to protect operators from potential hazards while using power tools. These guards are typically made of durable materials and are placed around the dangerous parts of the tool, such as blades or cutting edges, to prevent accidental contact and injury. They act as a barrier between the user and the tool, ensuring safe operation and minimizing the risk of accidents.Rate this question:
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- 36.
What device uses an electrical shock to restore the heart to a normal, healthy rhythm?
Correct Answer
AEDExplanation
An AED, or Automated External Defibrillator, is a device that uses an electrical shock to restore the heart to a normal, healthy rhythm. It is commonly used in cases of sudden cardiac arrest, where the heart suddenly stops beating effectively. The electrical shock delivered by the AED helps to reset the heart's electrical system and allows it to resume its normal pumping function. AEDs are designed to be user-friendly and can be used by anyone, even those without medical training, to provide life-saving assistance in emergency situations.Rate this question:
- 37.
What is the height limit for all portions of the pit including banners andsigns?
Correct Answer
10 Ft.Explanation
The height limit for all portions of the pit, including banners and signs, is 10 Ft.Rate this question:
- 38.
Whose responsibility is it to “coordinate, deliver and track safety trainingfor individual team members” and “provide support for any safety questions/concerns that may arise”?
Correct Answer
Safety CaptainExplanation
The responsibility to coordinate, deliver, and track safety training for individual team members and provide support for any safety questions/concerns that may arise lies with the Safety Captain. The Safety Captain is expected to take charge of ensuring the safety of the team by organizing and facilitating safety training sessions, addressing any concerns or questions related to safety, and keeping track of the progress and completion of safety training for each team member.Rate this question:
- 39.
FIRST Safety Advisors wear ______ colored shirts.
Correct Answer
GreenExplanation
FIRST Safety Advisors wear green colored shirts.Rate this question:
- 40.
In 2004, The ________ ________ (2 Words) Company sponsored FIRST’spilot safety program in Canada before UL became the official sponsor in 2005.
Correct Answer
Bruce PowerExplanation
In 2004, Bruce Power sponsored FIRST's pilot safety program in Canada before UL became the official sponsor in 2005.Rate this question:
- 41.
Who's responsibility is it to provide guidance and encouragement on a safe working environment?
- A.
Safety Advisor/Judge
- B.
Team Mentor
- C.
Team Safety Captain
- D.
Pit Administration
Correct Answer
B. Team MentorExplanation
The responsibility to provide guidance and encouragement on a safe working environment lies with the Team Mentor. The Team Mentor is typically an experienced individual who guides and supports the team members, including ensuring their safety. They are responsible for promoting a safe working environment, providing advice on safety protocols, and encouraging team members to follow safety guidelines.Rate this question:
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