Ted Johnson Propane Safety Quiz

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  What is the first thing you do before you work with your propane tank? 

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  • A.
    Feel the outside of the tank to see if it's hot 
  • B.
    Check for leaks or a 'hissing' sound 
  • C.
    Check the 20% gauge to see if it's open 
  • D.
    Wear your eye protection & gloves 
  • E.
    None of the above 
• 2.
  Filling a tank while it's still on the forklift is dangerous. 

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  • A.
    True
  • B.
    False
• 3.
  Why is it dangerous to re-fuel a propane tank while it's still on the forklift? 

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  • A.
    It's not dangerous 
  • B.
    If there is a leak, or an accident, the tank must be removed quickly 
  • C.
    The fuel line doesn't reach properly to the service valve 
  • D.
    Propane vapors enter the engine compartment & electrical system and could cause an explosion 
  • E.
    None of the above 
• 4.
  The liquid propane fuel in the storage tank is pressurized.

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  • A.
    True
  • B.
    False
• 5.
  From the image, what is the name of the part labeled "A"?

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  • A.
    Liquid fill valve, or "fast fill valve" with protective cap in place
  • B.
    20% gauge 
  • C.
    Service valve 
  • D.
    Yellow safety valve 
  • E.
    None of the above 
• 6.
  From the image, what is the name of the part labeled "B"?

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  • A.
    20% maximum fixed level gauge 
  • B.
    Excess pressure valve 
  • C.
    Service valve 
  • D.
    Safety release valve 
  • E.
    None of the above 
• 7.
  A typical full forklift tank weighs about 70 lbs.

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  • A.
    True 
  • B.
    False 
• 8.
  You should always inspect the tank you're re-fueling. 

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  • A.
    True 
  • B.
    False
• 9.
  When lifting a propane tank, you should always:

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  • A.
    Twist to the side first, then set it on the ground
  • B.
    Hold the tank away from your body as much as possible 
  • C.
    Hold the tank next to your body, bend your knees, and use your legs 
  • D.
    Never move a propane tank 
  • E.
    None of the above 
• 10.
  Why are there bubbles, like soapy water on that valve? 

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  • A.
    Soapy water was sprayed on the valve to check for leaks 
  • B.
    That is liquid propane pooling up from a leaky valve 
  • C.
    Probably rain water from a tank that was left outside 
  • D.
    Excess propane in the "fast fill" valve after filling 
  • E.
    None of the above 
• 11.
  Propane fuel will rapidly expand from liquid to gas when released into the air.

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  • A.
    True
  • B.
    False 
• 12.
  You will know if there is a leak because: 

  • A.
    A light blue vapor will gently pool around the area 
  • B.
    You will hear an alarm 
  • C.
    You will get a call from HAZMAT 
  • D.
    You will smell a strong, unpleasant, unusual odor, and possible hear a 'hissing' sound if near the source of the leak 
  • E.
    A large flame will shoot out from the source of the leak 
• 13.
  If you notice a leaking propane tank you should:

  • A.
    Shut off all sources of heat, spark, or flame 
  • B.
    Shut off source of leak if possible to do so safely 
  • C.
    Evacuate the area 
  • D.
    Provide maximum ventilation and call Ted Johnson Propane or your fire department immediately
  • E.
    All of the above 
• 14.
  Liquid propane's temperature is -44f.

  • A.
    False
  • B.
    True 
• 15.
  Liquid propane can cause burns to the skin and eyes which is similar to: 

  • A.
    Third degree burns from an open flame 
  • B.
    Frostbite 
  • C.
    Chemicals, like battery acid 
  • D.
    Liquid propane does not cause burns to skin or eyes 
  • E.
    None of the above 
• 16.
  First aid treatment of skin exposure to liquid propane includes: 

  • A.
    Gently flush with warm water for several minutes, see a doctor if skin appears to be blistered 
  • B.
    Flush with hot water, then wrap with tight bandages 
  • C.
    Rub hands together quickly to warm the skin 
  • D.
    Stop, drop, and roll to extinguish the invisible flames 
  • E.
    None of the above 
• 17.
  You are required to report all accidents or injuries to your supervisor.

  • A.
    False
  • B.
    True 
• 18.
  Large propane storage tanks have an emergency shut off chain because:

  • A.
    It's a quick effective way to stop the free flow of liquid propane in case of an accident 
  • B.
    In case a filling valve fails, or filling hose bursts 
  • C.
    If a filling hose is still attached to a tank, and the forklift driver drives away and pulls the hose out of its connection 
  • D.
    All of the above
• 19.
  When re-fueling a propane tank using a pump and motor system, it's possible to dangerously over fill your fuel tank. 

  • A.
    True
  • B.
    False
• 20.
  When re-fueling a propane tank using a pump and motor system, overfilling is best avoided by which technique:

  • A.
    Carefully watching the fuel meter on the bulk storage tank, and stop fueling 1/2 gallon less than the tank will hold, and making sure the 20% gauge is opened properly
  • B.
    Opening the 20% fixed liquid level gauge 
  • C.
    Leaving the service valve open while re-fueling 
  • D.
    Watching the % gauge indicator to see when it reads 'full' 
  • E.
    None of the above 
• 21.
  If you overfill a tank and you are not sure what to do,  you should:

  • A.
    Call the fire department's non-emergency number 
  • B.
    Call HAZMAT immediately 
  • C.
    Notify your supervisor, and call Ted Johnson Propane immediately 
  • D.
    Don't worry about it, the extra gas will take care of itself 
  • E.
    None of the above 
• 22.
  If you notice a piece of equipment that is damaged or worn out, you should call Ted Johnson Propane.

  • A.
    True
  • B.
    False
• 23.
  The number one reason for a propane fuel accident is:

  • A.
    Worn out equipment 
  • B.
    Fires
  • C.
    Human error or negligence 
  • D.
    Propane fuel itself. It's very explosive 
  • E.
    None of the above 
• 24.
  The use of liquid propane fuel for indoor forklifts is safe.

  • A.
    True
  • B.
    False 
• 25.
  If at any time you are not sure what to do while working with propane fuel, you should:

  • A.
    Read the entire propane MSDS located in your building 
  • B.
    Ask a co-worker what to do 
  • C.
    Use problem solving to figure out the best solution 
  • D.
    Work through the problem, don't waste production time. Propane is not that dangerous 
  • E.
    Call Ted Johnson Propane with any questions you may have. They are experts and always glad to help! 
• 26.
  Taking a minute for safety and correct procedure can save: 

  • A.
    You and others from serious injury or death 
  • B.
    Your business from costly damage and down time 
  • C.
    You from being the one who "should have put those safety glasses on" to save your eyes from a simple mistake 
  • D.
    You from causing your company to be fined by OSHA from improper procedure 
  • E.
    All of the above 

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  Uh-oh. Need to Try Again? 

  If you didn't pass, please watch the training videos again and re-take the test. Please print this page and give it to your supervisor. This document must remain in your safety file as proof of your training.
• 2.
  You're Almost There! 

  We suggest brushing up on the videos and taking the quiz one more time just to make sure you get a perfect! Please print this page and give it your supervisor. This document must remain in your safety file as proof of your training.
• 3.
  Brilliant. You passed! 

  You passed your safety test with flying colors! You deserve a pat on the back. Remember all this information you've learned and practice safe measures when handling the propane. Please print this page and give it to your supervisor. This document must remain in your safety file as proof of your training.