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The document is a hot work quiz that assesses an employee's knowledge of hot work safety procedures. It contains 14 true/false questions that address topics like: the definition of hot work; when a hot work permit is required; acceptable locations and durations for hot work; fire watch requirements; atmospheric testing; and cleaning of vessels prior to hot work. Correct answers are identified for each question.

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Hot Work Quiz

The document is a hot work quiz that assesses an employee's knowledge of hot work safety procedures. It contains 14 true/false questions that address topics like: the definition of hot work; when a hot work permit is required; acceptable locations and durations for hot work; fire watch requirements; atmospheric testing; and cleaning of vessels prior to hot work. Correct answers are identified for each question.

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Hot Work Quiz Date:___________

Employee Name: _________________________________________________ Site: __________________

Please read the question and mark the correct answer.

# True False

1 Hot Work is any work using an open-flame or spark-producing apparatus. Hot


work includes, but is not limited to, welding, cutting, burning, grinding, and
any related heat-producing jobs that could ignite combustible materials or
flammable atmospheres.
2 It is OK to perform Hot work outside of a Designated Safe Hot Work Area if it
is for only 2 minutes.
3 Workplace fires have a great financial impact on businesses, but people do not
get hurt or killed.
4 Any fire extinguisher can put out any fire.
5 If we perform hot work in environments with large concentrations of
Flammable liquids, stored or manufactured, we need to test the atmosphere
with an explosive meter.
6 When we use an explosive meter to determine environmental concentrations
of flammable liquid vapor, the reading required to perform hot work is zero
percent L-F-L/L-E-L.
7 Permit-Required Areas are areas where it is not practical to move the work to
a designated SAFE HOT WORK AREA.
8 The permitted time of a Hot Work Permit can last up to 36 hours.
9 The Hot Work permit is required to be approved by the hot work operator and
supervision.
10 Once approved, the permit is to be posted at the work area for the duration of
the task.
11 A fire watch is required when Combustible material is within 35 feet of the
point of operation. Combustibles are more than 35 feet away, but are easily
ignited by sparks. Wall or floor openings within a 35-foot radius expose
combustible material in adjacent areas and when Combustible materials
opposite of walls or ceilings can be ignited by conduction or radiant heat.
12 If the fire watch has a fire extinguisher readily available and is trained in its
use, the fire watch does not need to be familiar with the local alarm or
emergency notification system.
13 Hot work that is to be performed in a confined space shall need a Confined
Space Permit too.
14 Tanks, containers or vessel that previously contained flammable, explosive or
toxic materials do not have to be cleaned prior to cutting or welding.

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