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Three Points of Contact – Safe Entry and Exit From Vehicles – SS1060IE (5 Min.)
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1
Most vehicle entry and exit injuries happen during vehicle crashes.
True
False
2
Three Points of Contact means keeping three limbs in contact with the vehicle at all times.
True
False
3
It is safe to jump from the last step if the ground looks clear.
True
False
4
When exiting a vehicle, you should face the vehicle.
True
False
5
Carrying tools in your hands while climbing is acceptable if you move slowly.
True
False
6
What does “Three Points of Contact” mean?
Two hands and two feet touching the ground
Three body parts touching the vehicle for stability
Only one hand on the vehicle while stepping down
Standing on both feet before moving
7
Which of the following is the correct way to enter a vehicle?
Jump into the cab
Step in sideways
Face the vehicle and use grab handles
Use the steering wheel for support
8
Which body parts are commonly injured when workers jump from vehicles?
Ankles, knees, hips, and lower back
Elbows and wrists only
Neck and shoulders only
Fingers and hands
9
Which of the following is a common mistake when exiting a vehicle?
Checking the ground surface
Using grab handles
Jumping from the last step
Facing the vehicle
10
Before entering or exiting a vehicle, workers should check for:
Mud, ice, or oil on steps
Uneven ground or loose gravel
Proper lighting
All of the above