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BSSM 491 Assignments1.3 Fill-in-the-Blank: Historical Milestones in Safety… Do You Remember?
Module1Historical Milestones in Safety… Do You Remember?
Recall these significant historical events by dragging the correct answer into the blank box. You have three attempts to Check and Retry, with the best-attempt as your grade. Scroll to complete all 13 questions finishing both sections before exiting the Historical Milestones in Safety Review. You may need to try more than once to place the answers in the blanks to make contact. Each completed section will retain your choices and score by selecting the Check button. Refer to the resources as needed on the Module 1 Resources page.
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1. In 2010, BP experiences a catastrophic explosion and oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico; 11 workers are killed and 4.9M barrels of oil is released.
2. A 2008 explosion at a refinery in Port Wentworth, GA kills 14 and injures 30–results in OSHA initiating rulemaking to address fire and explosion hazards of combustible dust.
3. A standardized system for hazard classification, labels and safety data sheets developed to improve the quality, accessibility and consistency of information among workers, employers and chemical users.
4. In 1994, OSHA strengthens employers’ requirements to provide safety harnesses and lines or guardrails to protect workers against what deadly hazard and leading cause of death for construction workers?
5. This fatal fire in Hamlet, NC kills 25 poultry workers as the result of locked doors.
6. Tragic industrial fire where 146 poor immigrant women and girls died behind locked doors in New York City’s Greenwich Village on March 25, 1911 (almost 80 years before the Hamlet, NC fire).
Choices
HAZARD COMMUNICATION- GLOBAL HARMONIZATION SYSTEM
Fatal Falls
Imperial Sugar
Deepwater Horizon
Triangle Shirtwaist Factory
Imperial Foods
Drag the words into the correct boxes
7. In 1989, 23 petrochemical workers are killed in a plant explosion in Pasadena, TX that results in OSHA developing which program (in 1992) for managing highly hazardous chemicals?
8. Each year, unexpected energization or startup of equipment poses a hazard to more than 39 million employees?this standard helps protect them and was issued by OSHA in 1989.
9. This set of guidelines regulates hazardous waste operations and protects public and private sector workers exposed to toxic substances from spills at hazardous waste sites.
10. Known as this, Union Carbide’s catastrophic release of methyl isocyanate in 1984 resulted in increased OSHA inspections of all U.S. chemical plants.
11. Widely considered the worst construction disaster in U.S. history, 51 workers died when their scaffolding collapsed at a power plant in West Virginia in 1978.
12. In 1972, OSHA issued its first standard limiting workplace exposure to what substance?
13. Which U.S. President signed the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 into law?
Answers Choices
Lockout/Tagout Standard1 of 7 draggables.
HAZWOPER2 of 7 draggables.
Willow Island Disaster3 of 7 draggables.
Bhopal Disaster4 of 7 draggables.
Richard M. Nixon5 of 7 draggables.
Asbestos6 of 7 draggables.
Process Safety Management Standard7 of 7 draggables.