Question

1. when changing lp tanks, you should:

a. wear a face shield, gauntlet gloves and long sleeves
b. be trained to change tanks
c. never smoke or expose the tank to flame or spark
d. all of the above

1. since batteries give off explosive gases, special care should be taken to prevent any sparks or flames around them

true____ false____

1. battery size affects

a. lifting capacity
b. lift truck stability
c. charge life
d. work cycle duration
e. all of the above

1. personal protective equipment should be worn when handling batteries.

true____ false____

1. when removing a battery, remember to:

a. utilize an insulated battery tree
b. clear removal route
c. use a hoist with enough lifting capacity
d. all of the above

1. you must be trained and authorized to charge batteries.

true____ false____

1. if you are exposed to electrolyte, the first thing you need to do is:

a. seek medical attention first
b. wait until the shift is over
c. go to the nearest eye wash station and flush the affected body part for at least 15 minutes.
d. none of the above

1. it is ok to charge your battery during lunch time.

true____ false____

Explanation:

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When changing LP (liquefied petroleum) tanks, safety precautions include wearing protective gear (face shield, gauntlet gloves, long sleeves), being trained, and avoiding smoke/flames. So all options a - c are correct, meaning "All of the above" is right.

Batteries (like lead - acid batteries) release hydrogen gas, which is explosive. So sparks or flames near them can cause explosions. Thus the statement is true.

Battery size impacts lifting capacity (heavier batteries may limit what a lift truck can carry), lift truck stability (weight distribution), charge life (larger batteries can hold more charge), and work cycle duration (longer charge means longer work time). So all options a - d are affected, so "All of the above" is correct.

Answer:

d. All of the above

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