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7.4 Chapter Conclusion

7.4 Chapter Conclusion Douglas Rupik, M.Ed., JIW Summary A basic understanding of heavy equipment and its safe and proper use in the construction, maritime, and cross-country pipeline industries can increase your productivity and your self-confidence on the job. Review Questions - What percentage of welders work in the construction industry? - If you work in the field, what modification is usually required for your welding hood? - What equipment is used to lift heavy objects on a jobsite? - What are some different types of equipment used to work high off the ground? - What is a hazard commonly encountered in the shipbuilding and ship repair industry? - What power source is often used in the construction industry? - Solar panel power - 110V plug-in welder - Gas- or diesel-powered welder-generator - Inertia-powered generator - What is an example of an engineered fall protection system? - Safety net - Harness and lanyard - Retractable lifeline - Guardrail - None of the above - What kind of crane will be used on the largest jobsites? - Tower crane - Forklift - Boom truck - Grasshopper crane - What is earthmoving equipment with a large bucket on the front for moving large loads called? - Grader - Trencher - Bulldozer - Front-end loader - In the maritime industry, what equipment is used to prevent the accumulation of hazardous atmospheres? - Fans - Ductwork - Air sampling equipment - All of the above - What are key differences between working in a shop and working in the field? - Why are cranes so important when working in the field? - What is the main difference between construction work and maritime work? - What are the main differences between cross-country pipeline work and other construction work?
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