Metal TIC Refresher TEST

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This test is the Senior Metalwork TIC (Technology Induction Card) Refresher Test. You are required pass with 100% correct responses to upgrade your TICard to allow you to enter and use the machines in the Technology Metal Workshop.

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1. Being prepared for safe work in the metalwork space means you *

are alert and sensible

have sturdy shoes on to protect against crush hazards

wear hearing protection to guard against loud noise

wear aprons to contain loose clothing

wear eye protection to protect against small, metal chips when using power and machine tools

must tie long hair back or contain it in a hat or similar

all of the above

2. When using a pan brake or sheet metal folder, you should ensure that: *

Only one person is in charge of the machine so as to avoid any risk of that person sustaining a finger crushing injury

Your sheet metal is marked roughly with the lines to be bent

You use sheet metal and solid bar no thicker than 2 cm

All of the above

3. Before turning on a metal lathe you must ensure that: *

the work piece is secured, the chuck key is removed and the chuck can be turned by hand freely

the correct lathe speed for the material has been selected

all guards and eye shields are in place

all of the above

4. Before MIG welding you should ensure that: *

Safety garments such as leather aprons and gloves are being worn

A fully functioning welder's helmet is being worn

The work space is free of clutter and obstacles

There is adequate ventilation

The welding equipment is fault free

All of the above

5. Before striking an arc with an electric welder you should: *

Warn people in the vicinity that you are about to weld "WELDING!"

Ensure the welding area is completely screened with protective curtains

Ensure that a tested and tagged fire extinguisher is close by

All of the above

6. Metals in the welding area should always be considered: *

Heavy

Hot

Magnetic

All of the above

7. Tools must be returned to their appropriate place in order to: *

Maintain a tidy workshop

Keep the workspace clear of obstacles

Make it easier to spot missing tools

All of the above

8. Angle grinders are high speed, noisy, spark and dust producing power tools that require the use of the following protective equipment: *

Eye goggles

Ear muffs

Gloves (think about it)

Aprons

Sturdy Shoes

All of the above

9. Movement in the workshop should be restricted to: *

Dancing

Walking

Running

All of the above

10. Damaged electrical cords should be: *

Reported immediately before anyone uses it

Ignored

Wrapped in electrical tape

cut and discarded

11. Is sensible, mature behaviour required at all times in the workshop? *

Yes

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