Welcome to the Heat & Cold Stress Name Email Which of the following is NOT a type of cold stress? Frostbite Trench Foot Hypothermia Fever None What are some clear signs of frostbite? Numbness Visibly Red Skin White, Yellow, or gray skin All of the above None Immediate first aid for cold stress injuries like frostbite and hypothermia includes the following- Move person to warm, dry area Rub the affected area to keep it warm Give hot, or alcoholic beverages to the person if awake All of the above None In order to protect against cold stress, _____ layers of clothing is recommended. Two Three Four As many as it takes to feel warm None For people working in highly cold environments, the ________ system works wonders to ensure safety. Monitoring Surveilance Buddy Tactical None When working on ice, wearing leather or plastic soled shoes/boots will give a greater grip and minimize risk of slipping. True False None Despite all efforts to save yourself, if you know you’re about to fall/slip on ice, what should you do to minimize injuries? Tighten your body and fall forward. Instead of falling forward, try twisting and rolling backwards. Try to use arms to catch self Nothing can be done None Which one of the following is NOT a suitable precaution to take when removing snow from roofs? Employing snow removal methods that do not require the workers to actually climb onto the roof Calculating the load-bearing capacity of the roof and the probable load weight Maintaining a six-foot distance from the snow to be cleared Using fall protection equipment None If stranded with your vehicle in snow, you should definitely- Stock up on supplies like blankets, water, and food before venturing out for a drive in snowy conditions Use the heater or run the engine for only a few minutes every hour to keep warm Move your hands, legs, body All of the above None The majority of body heat is lost via ________. It is most essential to cover this area to prevent cold stress. Hands Feet Head Mouth None Time's up EHS Center The EHS Center is a resource site for professionals concerned with workplace safety. The resources offered on this site are 100% free to members. ← PreviousCold Stress Quiz Next →Forklift Safety quiz
