Final Test – Chain Saw Safety
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- Question 1 of 10
1. Question
You should clear away dirt, debris, small tree limbs and rocks from the saw’s chain path.
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2. Question
The more you know about your saw, the better.
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3. Question
You should start your chain saw on a uneven surface.
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4. Question
Before you cut and begin to use your saw, you should read the manufacturer instructions.
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5. Question
Always wear gloves or use a heavy rag when handling the chain.
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6. Question
Storing your saw…
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7. Question
You can store your fuel in any container you want to.
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8. Question
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is a must when using a chain saw.
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9. Question
The intended purpose of PPE is not to allow you to work dangerously, it is to mitigate the seriousness of an injury if you are involved in an incident.
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10. Question
The most common cause of chainsaw cuts is from kickback.
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