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Module 6: Chainsaw Use and Safety
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LESSON QUIZ ONE

Answer True (T) or False (F)
  1. Most chainsaw injuries are the result of lack of knowledge, skill or poor judgement.
      T   F

  2. The chain brake is designed to stop the chain in a fraction of a second when the brake is activated by kickback.
      T   F

  3. Although the vibration of a running saw is uncomfortable, it is not a safety hazard.
      T   F

  4. The main advantage of a safety chain is that it will not break while running.
      T   F

  5. A slim line guide bar is the safest type of bar to use because it has a reduced kickback zone.
      T   F

  6. Select work clothing on the basis of safety, protection and comfort.
      T   F

  7. Hard hats must be replaced if visible cracks, dents or marks appear.
      T   F

  8. It is a good idea to put insect repellent on your hard hat to keep away insects that might dangerously distract you from your work.
      T   F

  9. Ear protection is not necessary if your saw has a muffler.
      T   F

  10. Safety pants provide better protection than chaps or pads.
      T   F

 
 
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