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What does OSHA stand for?

Occupational Safety and Health Administration

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Who does OSHA cover?

All employees and their employers under federal government authority

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Where OSHA has not developed specific standards, employers are responsible for:

Following the OSHA Act general duty clause

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What is not one of the 4 categories of business and industry covered under the OSHA standards?

Food and Drug

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All the employers covered under OSHA are to record and report any and all accidents that result in a fatality or hospitalization of employees within ____ of the accident?

8 hours

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Which is NOT the responsibility of employees working for a business regulated by OSHA?

Maintain records of work related illness or injury

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OSHA is conducting a walk around inspection of a business work site. Which of the following may occur according to the compliance and safety health officer?

All of the above (#7)

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Are responsible employees are allowed to be representatives of the business if the employer is unavailable at the time of the inspection?

False

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OSHA has finished their inspection of the workplace, what happens next?

If a violation has occurred, the employer must post a copy of each citation in an area so everyone can see it

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OSHA offers consultations to business and their employers

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what is not part of that assistance?

Developed for small business with more hazardous operations

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What are 15% of all accidental deaths caused by?

Falls

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What are provided to prevent workers from falling into hazards such as pits and ditches?

Covers and guardrails

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What type of ladder must be capable of supporting up to 4 times the maximum intended load, also be taller than 10 feet and use guardrails, midrails, and toeboards?

Portable

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All of the following are the different areas addressed by the general requirement of walking working surfaces, EXCEPT:

Equipment

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To prevent collapse or devastating injury, are floors, roofs, platforms, and other structures are required to have a load minimum posted in a highly visible area?

True (#15)

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Controlled access zones are used in areas where fall protection systems are not required. Which of the following is considered a controlled access zone?

Pits

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Control line specifications include all of the following EXCEPT:

Strong enough to withstand a max of 20 pounds

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Which of the following consists of a toprail, midrail, and posts, must be 42 inches in height and the upper surface to the top rail to the floor and a mid-height of 21 inches?

Railing

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OSHA standards for walking working surfaces are required for all of the following EXCEPT:

All answers are required

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What type of ladder is permanently attached to a structure and requires a cage if longer than 20 feet?

Fixed ladder

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What are two direct electrical injuries?

Electrical shock and burns

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Is a worker using an electrical tool or machine, more vulnerable to electric shock when there is a low resistance path from the metal case of the tool or machine to the ground?

True (#22)

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What are three electrical hazards that may be present at a construction site?

Wet conditions, overhead power lines, and overloaded circuits

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A burn is the most common shock related injury created by heat from the flow of an electrical current through the body?

True (#24)

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How far away from power lines should workers stay when operating machinery?

10 feet