| A | B |
|---|
| reasonable care | ordinary person would take thoughtful careful preparation |
| OSHA | Occupational Safety Hazard Administration |
| Role of OSHA | oversiee all workplace health and safety issues |
| Safety program guidelines | basic workplace safety program based on safe practices and insurance requirements |
| General Safety Audit | an inspection that looks at facitilies, equipment, employee & management practices |
| facilities | the building - interior and exterio and major sisytems, such as electricity and plumbing |
| equipment | everything employees use to perform their jobs |
| employee practices | methods and techniques employees use on job |
| management practices | methods and techniques managers use on job |
| emergency plan | way to protect workers, guests and property in case of an emergency or disaster |
| accident | any unplanned undesirable event that can cause property damage, injury or death, or time lost from work |
| accident investigation | way to establish facts about any accident in workplace |
| evacuation route | an efficient path through and utside the building, ending at an established meeting place |
| Class A fire | fire involving wood, paper, cloth or cardboard |
| Class B fire | usually involves flammable liquids or grease and typically occurs in kitchens or maintenance areas |
| Class C fire | usually involves live electrical equipment |
| automatic system | fire-fighting system which operates when no one is in facility |
