OSHA Safety Training Handbook
What eliminates static electric build-up when pouring or transferring flammable liquids? a. Non-sparking tools b. A grounding system c. Drum bung caps d. None of the above
A grounding system
What isn't part of an emergency evacuation plan? a. A head count b. Designated shelter areas c. Escape routes d. A hot work permit
A hot work permit
You will get an electrical shock if: a. You are wearing gloves b. You are "unqualified" worker c. A part of your body completes an electrical circuit d. A GFCI is installed
A part of your body completes an electrical circuit
A "confined space" is a space that: a. Isn't designed for continuous employee occupancy b. Is large enough for an employee to enter c. Has restricted means to entry or exit d. All of the above
All of the above
A "permit-required confined space": a. Must be a "confined space" b. Has hazards within it or has the potential for hazards to develop c. Might need to be entered to do certain jobs d. All of the above
All of the above
A Class K fire: a. Is a common hazard for a commercial kitchen b. Involves cooking oils and fats c. Needs a special type of extinguisher to put it out d. All of the above
All of the above
A complete circuit is made up of: a. A load (device that consumes electricity) b. A conductor c. A source of electricity d. All of the above
All of the above
A guardrail is a physical barrier that consists of: a. A top rail b. A midrail c. Posts d. All of the above
All of the above
A vehicle emergency supply kit can include: a. A phone and list of emergency numbers b. First aid supplies c. Water, food, and clothing d. All of the above
All of the above
Before you will be allowed to do work that requires the use of eye protection: a. You must receive training b. You must show that you understand the training c. You must show that you can use the eye protection properly d. All of the above
All of the above
Fires can result from: a. Using defective or damaged electrical equipment b. High resistance connections c. Improperly spliced or connected wires d. All of the above
All of the above
Following an emergency: a. OSHA must be notified if there were any fatalities b. The National Response Center may need to be notified c. The emergency response team evaluated what happened d. All of the above
All of the above
Hazardous moving machine parts in a confined space: a. Are a physical hazard b. Cause the space to meet the definition of a "permit required confined space" c. Must be locked out or tagged out before entry d. All of the above
All of the above
If a first aid provider suspects that someone has fractured a bone, she will: a. Control severe bleeding b. Immobilized the injury without making it worse c. Keep the patient stable d. All of the above
All of the above
If provided fall protection, you must be trained on how to: a. Inspect it b. Use it c. Maintain it d. All of the above
All of the above
OSHA inspections can be triggered by: a. Fatalities or hospitalizations b. Worker complaints c. National Emphasis Programs d. All of the above
All of the above
Personal fall protection must be inspected before use for: a. Mildew b. Wear c. Damage d. All of the above
All of the above
Some common workplace fire hazards are: a. Certain types of chemicals b. Cardboard and paper items could still fuel a fire c. Faulty electrical wiring d. All of the above
All of the above
Some workplace hazards to the feet include: a. Punctures b. Electricity c. Chemicals d. All of the above
All of the above
The company vehicle safety program may have policies for: a. Seat belt use b. Vehicle inspection c. Vehicle maintenance d. All of the above
All of the above
Types of personal fall protection include: a. Personal fall arrest b. Travel restraint c. Positioning devices d. All of the above
All of the above
You have the right to: a. File a confidential complaint with OSHA b. Talk to the OSHA inspector during and inspection c. See OSHA citations issued to your employer d. All of the above
All of the above
Over time, rusting metal inside a confined space can lead to: a. A strong odor b. A dusty atmosphere c. An oxygen-deficient atmosphere d. Engulfment
An oxygen-deficient atmosphere
Workers who may work on or near exposed live (energized) parts: a. Are "unqualified" workers b. Are "qualified" workers c. Don't need training d. Don't need to know proper clearance distances
Are "qualified" workers
Protective shoes: a. Are available from catalogs, stores, and other sources b. Will cut off your toes if they're crushed c. Are supposed to be uncomfortable d. Are only available in one style
Are available from catalogs, stores, and other sources
Always inspect the vehicle: a. Each time you change the oil b. Every three months c. Before you start your trip d. After something breaks
Before you start your trip
First aid providers must be aware of practices to help workers from getting certain types of infections under OSHA's: a. First aid standard b. Blood borne pathogens standard c. Hazard communication standard d. Rules for emergency action plans
Blood borne pathogens standard
Moveable, portable screens are often used: a. If employees don't have safety glasses b. To separate workers from hazards created by a nearby work station c. To protect other workers from welding sparks and radiation d. Both b and c
Both b and c
The important first step for serious injuries and illnesses is to: a. Call for EMS professionals b. Start cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) c. Use the automated external defibrillator (AED) d. Move the victim
Call for EMS professionals
The entrant wears a full body harness and lifeline so he or she: a. Can be quickly pulled from the space in case of an emergency b. Will not get lost c. Can't get close to moving machine parts d. Will not fall down
Can be quickly pulled from the space in case of an emergency
Foundry boots are designed so they: a. Can be removed quickly b. Would only ever be worn by a foundry worker c. Provide no toe protection from impact and compression d. Must never include puncture-resistant soles
Can be removed quickly
The use of coatings or cleaning solvents inside of a permit space: a. Can cause a toxic atmosphere b. Is an example of a physical hazard c. Is only safe if the space is locked out d. Will not cause any hazards
Can cause a toxic atmosphere
The written hazard communication program must include information on: a. Emergency evacuation procedures b. Container labeling, SDSs, and training c. Injury and illness records d. Sources of hazardous energy
Container labeling, SDSs, and training
After OSHA was established, the number of injuries and illnesses: a. Decreased b. Stayed the same c. Increased d. Decreased only for large employers
Decreased
You don't need to know about the limitations of protective footwear if you: a. Wore safety shoes on a previous job b. Don't have any need to wear protective footwear c. Wear electrical safety protective footwear d. Aren't responsible for selecting protective footwear
Don't have any need to wear protective footwear
The most common extinguishing agent for flammable liquid fires is: a. Winter fog b. Mist c. Dry chemical d. Sand
Dry chemical
When a release of hazardous chemicals on-site would need an emergency response, an organization has: a. An emergency response team in place b. Arranged with an outside contractor to respond to chemical emergencies c. Either a or b d. Neither a or b
Either a or b
Employees who work on or near live or potentially live electrical circuits wear: a. Conductive shoes b. Electrical hazard shoes c. Metatarsal guards d. None of the above
Electrical hazard shoes
Circuit breakers and ground-fault circuit-interrupters (GFIs) are example of: a. Insulation b. Guarding c. Electrical protective devices d. Personal protective equipment
Electrical protective devices
When electromotive force is exerted: a. Electrons flow through a conductor b. An arc-blast occurs c. There is a fire d. Workers must wear gloves
Electrons flow through a conductor
Who can help reduce fire hazards by using good housekeeping? a. Only maintenance crew members b. Only safety inspectors c. Only fire brigade team members d. Every employee
Every employee
You must be provided with fall protection if you are: a. Exposed to fall hazards b. Seeing fall hazards c. Thinking about fall hazards d. Talking about fall hazards
Exposed to fall hazards
A ladder safety system prevents falls from: a. Portable ladders b. Mobile ladder stands c. Fixed ladders d. Step stools
Fixed ladders
You must be provided with fall protection at: a. Two feet and above b. Four feet and above c. Exactly six feet d. Below ten feet
Four feet and above
If you discover a chemical emergency, but you have no training to respond to it: a. Go to a safe place and sound an alarm b. Stop the release as best you can c. Put on a respirator and PPE as you continue working d. None of the above
Go to a safe place and sound an alarm
What can provide tight-fitting protection from splashes, vapors, and dust? a. Safety glasses b. Goggles c. Face shields d. Welding helmets
Goggles
In addition to protecting company property and reducing liability risks, a workplace driver safety program can: a. Standards b. Regulations c. National Emphasis Programs d. Guidelines
Guidelines
OSHA has issued ___________________ to reduce work-related motor vehicle crashes: a. Standards b. Regulations c. National Emphasis Program d. Guidelines
Guidelines
Normal, street-wear prescription glasses: a. Offer the same protection as safety glasses b. Have frames and lenses that aren't as strong as safety glasses c. May not be worn under non-prescription safety glasses or goggles d. Always have side shield guards
Have frames and lenses that aren't as strong as safety glasses
Standard, non-specialized safety shoes: a. Have toes that meet standard testing requirements b. Are they same as normal street-wear shoes c. Are only available in one style d. Can't use add-on metatarsal guards
Have toes that meet standard testing requirements
If a person has small burn marks on his skin after receiving an electric shock: a. These surface burns are his only injury b. He can have internal injuries, such as a nerve or muscle damage c. He was not really shocked d. The current was not large enough to cause any injury
He can have internal injuries, such as a nerve or muscle damage
If someone treats human blood and OPIMs as if they were known to be infectious: a. She must be a designated first aid provider b. He is following "Universal Precautions" c. She never has occupational exposure to blood or OPIM's d. He has parenteral contact
He is following "Universal Precautions"
Employers can use vehicle crash test ratings to: a. Help select safe vehicles b. Help select safe drivers c. Help select car insurance policies d. All of the above
Help select safe vehicles
Covers are used to prevent you from falling into: a. Stairs b. Holes c. Tools d. Aisles
Holes
Under an emergency action plan, employee should be familiar with: a. The requirement to finish their work before they evacuate in an emergency b. How to clean up hazardous chemical spills c. How to test the alarm system d. How to report emergencies
How to report emergencies
You must know how to properly put on, adjust and wear eye and face protection: a. Only if you are new on the job b. Only after you have had an eye injury c. If you need to use eye and face protection on the job d. Only if you are the person assigned to clean eye and face protection
If you need to use eye and face protection on the job
Types of OSHA violations can include all of the following except: a. Serious b. Other-than-serious c. Imminent danger d. Willful
Imminent danger
The members of the emergency response team must: a. Take actions to put their lives at risk b. Take actions beyond the safe limits of the equipment they use c. Know how to avoid or escape emergency situations d. Work alone
Know how to avoid or escape emergency situations
Under a company disciplinary action system for violations of the company vehicle safety program, a driver could: a. Lose his state-issued driver's license b. Have to go to court c. Lose his privileges to drive on the job d. Have to wash all the cars
Lose his privileges to drive on the job
Designated areas can only be used on top of: a. Low-slope roofs b. Equipment c. Trailers d. Platforms
Low-slope roofs
The flow of electrons through a conductor: a. Causes static b. Is the generating source c. Makes up an electrical current d. Describes how to switch operates
Makes up an electrical current
The first step in a company vehicle safety program is to have: a. A fleet of brand new vehicles b. Management commitment and employee involvement c. A team of on-staff mechanics d. Defensive driver training
Management commitment and employee involvement
Eyewash facilities: a. Must be provided if workers are exposed to corrosive materials b. Eliminate the need for getting medical attention c. Need to be used for only about five minutes to treat an injuring d. Work better if you keep your eyes closed tightly
Must be provided if workers are exposed to corrosive materials
Housekeeping staff who may be exposed to blood or OPIMs as part of the job: a. Must use universal precautions when they're occupationally exposed b. Must find out who is the source of the blood or OPIMs c. Must use safer medical devices d. All of the above
Must use universal precautions when they're occupationally exposed
If you tell your employer about unsafe conditions: a. You will have to join the safety committee b. OSHA rules protect you from getting into trouble with your employer c. You must also eliminate the hazard d. You will be fired
OSHA rules protect you from getting into trouble with your employer
Who can use a fire extinguisher on a fire? a. Only properly trained persons b. Any member of the safety committee c. Only maintenance crew members d. Any supervisor
Only properly trained persons
First aid providers: a. Can be anyone who first hears about an injury b. Always continue to provide care after emergency medical service (EMS) professionals arrive c. Perform an initial assessment of injuries and illnesses d. Use complex, advanced medical equipment
Perform an initial assessment of injuries and illnesses
Each driver's motor vehicle record should: a. Never be checked by the employer b. Periodically be checked by the employer c. Be submitted to the local police department d. Be carried in the vehicle
Periodically be checked by the employer
Conductive safety shoes: a. Are designed to protect you from electrical shocks b. Cause electrical shocks c. Prevent the accumulation of static electricity d. Never protect from falling or crushing objects
Prevent the accumulation of static electricity
The purpose of fall protection is to: a. Elevate tools above the ground b. Eliminate dangerous equipment c. Prevent you from falling d. All of the above
Prevent you from falling
Metatarsal guards: a. Protect the top of the foot from impacts b. Protect the bottom of the foot from punctures c. Provide extra electrical insulation d. Must not be able to be removed from the shoe or boot
Protect the top of the foot from impacts
In addition to setting and enforcing rules, OSHA also: a. Approves safety products b. Installs safety alarms c. Provides training d. All of the above
Provides training
In addition to protecting company property and reducing liability risks, a workplace driver safety program can: a. Reduce injuries and save lives b. Improve product quality c. Reduce product delivery times d. Increase sales
Reduce injuries and save lives
Wearing proper eye and face protection: a. Will you protect you from serious injuries that can cause blindness b. Will reduce the severity of an injury if an accident occurs c. Is only required if you feel like wearing it d. Reduces your chance of being injured
Reduces your chance of being injured
You cannot get into trouble with your employer if you: a. Refuse to wear your PPE b. Remove machine guards c. Report and illness or injury d. Hide damaged tools
Report and illness or injury
What must the emergency response team have at hand before responding to a spill? a. A fire extinguisher b. Walkie-talkies c. Safety data sheets d. Permission from the fire department
Safety data sheets
Before you can be allowed to perform work requiring protective footwear, you must: a. Remove all of the hazards from the work area b. Try on at least three different styles of safety shoes c. Show you understand your training and can properly use the protective footwear d. Test the effectiveness of the protective footwear
Show you understand your training and can properly use the protective footwear
"Other potentially infectious materials (OPIMs)" include: a. Hazardous chemicals b. Specific types of body fluids c. Only body fluids that aren't visibly contaminated with blood d. Any fluid
Specific types of body fluids
If you feel drowsy while driving, the best remedy is to: a. Stop driving and sleep for an extended period b. Take a quick 5-minute nap c. Eat a big sandwich d. Roll down the window and turn up the radio
Stop driving and sleep for an extended period
When you test the air inside of a permit-required confined space: a. Check only the bottom of the space b. Check only at the opening of the space c. Test the air from top to bottom d. Check only at the top of the space
Test the air from top to bottom
What has a back-up power supply so it can operate when the power goes out? a. The building's gas supply b. The alarm system c. The building's heating system d. The building's water supply
The alarm system
The term "amperes" is used to describe: a. The brightness of a light bulb b. The number of ohms c. The amount of current in a circuit d. The poles of a battery
The amount of current in a circuit
Fire classification are based on: a. The location of the fire b. How long the fire has been burning c. The combustible materials involved in the fire d. The amount of training the fire fighter has
The combustible materials involved in the fire
Who is responsible for providing and paying for the most PPE? a. OSHA b. The employee c. The employer d. The safety manager
The employer
Who must assess workplace hazards to determine if foot protection is needed? a. Each employee b. The employer c. OSHA d. The insurance company
The employer
Who must identify workplace hazards to determine how to best avoid eye injuries? a. Machine operators b. The employer c. OSHA d. The insurance company
The employer
When there is no nearby clinic, infirmary, or hospital to treat injured employees: a. Employees may not do any hard work b. Employees must have a buddy c. An injured employee must treat his own injury d. The employer must train persons to render first aid
The employer must train persons to render first aid
If ventilation doesn't eliminate the atmospheric hazards in the space: a. The entry must be done very quickly b. There must be two teams of attendants outside of the space. c. The entrants will need to wear respirators d. None of the above
The entrants will need to wear respirators
An entry permit is signed by: a. OSHA b. The entry supervisor c. The entrants d. The attendant
The entry supervisor
When a worker is injured, who is responsible for taking care of the safety of the overall scene? a. The injured worker b. The first aid provider c. The safety committee d. The local police department
The first aid provider
Your employer must post all of the following, except: a. The names of injured employees b. The OSHA poster c. The annual summary of injures and illnesses d. OSHA citations for violations
The names of injured employees
Under the blood borne pathogens standard, the employer isn't responsible for: a. Training employees potentially exposed to blood as part of their job duties b. Developing an exposure control plan when employees have occupational exposure to blood c. Training people who voluntary provide emergency help as a "Good Samaritan" d. Implementing engineering and work practice controls
Training people who voluntary provide emergency help as a "Good Samaritan"
Acid and base neutralizers are: a. Used in most chemical processes b. Extremely hazardous materials c. Stored in salvage drums d. Typical items found on spill carts or at spill control stations
Typical items found on spill carts or at spill control stations
If a combustible metal such as magnesium is on fire: a. Use any fire extinguisher to put it out b. No fire extinguisher can put it out c. Use a Class D fire extinguisher d. Use a Class K fire extinguisher
Use a Class D fire extinguisher
Water isn't a good extinguishing agent for electrical fires because: a. Water is difficult to use b. Water can't be sprayed at the base of the fire c. Water conducts electricity, so it would add to the hazards d. All of the above
Water conducts electricity, so it would add to the hazards
Which of the following isn't a common cause of work-related eye injuries? a. Flying objects or particles b. Dusts and powders c. Heat, glare, and infrared rays d. Wearing sunglasses at night
Wearing sunglasses at night
Water is a common extinguishing agent for: a. Flammable solvents b. Wood, cloth, and paper c. Electrical fires d. Grease fires
Wood, cloth, and paper
When the employer has an emergency action plan in place: a. Workers aren't allowed to assist in handling the response to a chemical spill b. Workers are required to assist in handling the response to a chemical spill c. Some employees evacuate if there is a chemical emergency d. No employees evacuate if there is a chemical emergency
Workers aren't allowed to assist in handling the response to a chemical spill
If machine guards and shields eliminate eye hazards: a. You must wear a face shields eliminate eye hazards b. You must wear a face shield even if you don't need eye protection c. You would not need to wear eye and face protection d. You would not need training, but you would need to wear eye protection
You would not need to wear eye and face protection
Test the air first for: a. Noise b. Oxygen c. Combustibility d. Toxicity
b. Oxygen
