Trivia: Test On Fall Protection! Hardest Quiz

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Trivia: Test On Fall Protection! Hardest Quiz - Quiz

In unit 1C, we got to cover much about on fall protection in the construction site, and it is important for an aspiring construction worker to have adequate knowledge on it. The quiz below is designed to see just how much you got to understand and whether you are ready for the exam which is right around the corner. Do give it a try!

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1.

Upon rescue, a worker should be reclined to the horizontal position so that blood can circulate to the head.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
Correct Answer
B. False

Explanation
A worker should never be reclined back upon rescue because the release of pooled blood from the lower extremities could over-strain the heart and cause death.

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2.

When suspended, try not to move your legs to reduce blood pooling that can cause shock.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
Correct Answer
B. False

Explanation
Try to sit back in your harness so the pressure is less on your legs. Try and pull your knees up to your chest if you can.

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3.

When our people are using fall protection, is it a good idea to work alone?
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
Correct Answer
B. False

Explanation
We work with the "Buddy System".

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4.

Which of the following describe proper fit-up of personal fall protection harness.
- A.
  
  Back D ring is between shoulder blades
- B.
  
  Chest strape is positioned at mid-chest
- C.
  
  Leg straps are snug but allow four flat fingers under it.
- D.
  
  All the above
Correct Answer
D. All the above

Explanation
Look at your co-workers, are they wearing the harness correctly? If not, help them correct.

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5.

Preparing for the worst includes; Management Commitment, Frequent Meetings with the Crew, Proper Equipment Availability.
- A.
  
  TRUE
- B.
  
  FALSE
Correct Answer
A. TRUE

Explanation
The statement suggests that preparing for the worst involves three key elements: management commitment, frequent meetings with the crew, and proper equipment availability. These elements are crucial in ensuring that necessary preparations are made to handle any potential worst-case scenarios. Therefore, the statement is true.

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6.

Positioning devices are a Fall Prevention Arrest System.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
Correct Answer
B. False

Explanation
Positioning devices are just that, they do not prevent you from falling.

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7.

What is the minimum breaking strength of a vertical lifeline?
- A.
  
  "3000lb"
- B.
  
  "4000lb"
- C.
  
  "5000lb"
- D.
  
  "6000lb"
Correct Answer
C. "5000lb"

Explanation
The minimum breaking strength of a vertical lifeline is typically determined by industry standards and regulations. It is important for the lifeline to be strong enough to support the weight of a person in the event of a fall. The correct answer of "5000lb" suggests that this is the minimum breaking strength required for a vertical lifeline to ensure safety and prevent accidents.

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8.

True or False, A horizontal lifeline allows workers to move up and down on a working surface?
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
Correct Answer
B. False

Explanation
A horizontal lifeline does not allow workers to move up and down on a working surface. It is a safety device that is used to protect workers from falling while they are working at heights. It consists of a cable or line that is securely attached to anchor points on either side of the working area. Workers can attach themselves to the lifeline using a harness and lanyard, which allows them to move horizontally along the line, but not vertically.

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9.

If there are two types of Life Lines and one is known as Horizontal, what is the other type?

Correct Answer
Vertical

Explanation
The other type of life line, when one is known as horizontal, is vertical. Horizontal and vertical are two common orientations used to describe the position or direction of lines, objects, or movements. In this case, the question is asking for the other type of life line, and since one type is already identified as horizontal, the logical answer would be vertical.

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10.

A worker is 6ft tall and he is working 12ft. above the ground and is using a 4ft.lanyard with a shock absorber which has a deceleration distance of 3.5ft. If the worker were to fall will he be okay or will he hit the ground?
- A.
  
  "Yes, he would be okay"
- B.
  
  "No, he would hit the ground"
Correct Answer
B. "No, he would hit the ground"

Explanation
The worker is 6ft tall and is working 12ft above the ground. He is using a 4ft lanyard with a shock absorber that has a deceleration distance of 3.5ft. In the event of a fall, the shock absorber will only decelerate the fall by 3.5ft, which is less than the distance between the worker and the ground (12ft). Therefore, the worker will not be able to stop the fall in time and will hit the ground.

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11.

Is this definition correct? Does a restraint system prevent a worker from reaching a location where there is a risk of falling?
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
Correct Answer
A. True

Explanation
A fall restraint system only keeps you from hitting the ground, but does not prevent you from falling.

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12.

Which of these are part of the fall protection work plan? (Check all that apply)
- A.
  
  Description of system used
- B.
  
  Description of equipment
- C.
  
  Identification of fall hazards
- D.
  
  Serial number of all fall protection equipment.
Correct Answer(s)
A. Description of system used
B. Description of equipment
C. Identification of fall hazards

Explanation
The fall protection work plan should include a description of the system used, which refers to the specific fall protection measures and equipment in place. It should also include a description of the equipment, which provides details about the type and specifications of the fall protection equipment being used. Additionally, the plan should identify fall hazards, which involves identifying potential areas or situations where falls may occur. However, the serial number of all fall protection equipment is not typically included in the fall protection work plan.

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13.

If you have been trained and worked in the industry for years, sometimes you can work unclipped, but only if you have been certified?
- A.
  
  TRUE
- B.
  
  FALSE
Correct Answer
B. FALSE

Explanation
The statement suggests that if someone has been trained and worked in the industry for years, they can work unclipped. However, the statement also states that this is only possible if they have been certified. Therefore, the correct answer is FALSE because being certified is a requirement for working unclipped, regardless of the training and experience one may have.

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14.

Over 70% of all falls occur at elevations below 30ft.
- A.
  
  TRUE
- B.
  
  FALSE
Correct Answer
A. TRUE

Explanation
The given statement states that over 70% of all falls occur at elevations below 30ft. This means that the majority of falls happen at heights lower than 30ft. The answer "TRUE" indicates that the statement is correct and supported by data or evidence.

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15.

Falls are responsible for what percentage of construction fatalities?
- A.
  
  10%
- B.
  
  20%
- C.
  
  30%
- D.
  
  40%
Correct Answer
C. 30%

Explanation
Falls are responsible for 30% of construction fatalities. This means that out of all the fatalities that occur in the construction industry, 30% of them are a result of falls. Falls are a significant risk in construction due to working at heights, such as on scaffolding or ladders, and the lack of fall protection measures. This statistic highlights the importance of implementing proper safety measures and training to prevent falls and protect workers in the construction industry.

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16.

About how many disabling injuries occur due to falls. (Annually)
- A.
  
  "70,000"
- B.
  
  "80,000"
- C.
  
  "90,000"
- D.
  
  "100,000"
Correct Answer
D. "100,000"

Explanation
The correct answer is "100,000". This indicates that approximately 100,000 disabling injuries occur annually due to falls.

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17.

About how many deaths occur annually due to Falls?
- A.
  
  400
- B.
  
  600
- C.
  
  500
- D.
  
  700
Correct Answer
D. 700

Explanation
1 is too many!

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Trivia: Test On Fall Protection! Hardest Quiz

Upon rescue, a worker should be reclined to the horizontal position so that blood can circulate to the head.

When suspended, try not to move your legs to reduce blood pooling that can cause shock.

When our people are using fall protection, is it a good idea to work alone?

Which of the following describe proper fit-up of personal fall protection harness.

Preparing for the worst includes; Management Commitment, Frequent Meetings with the Crew, Proper Equipment Availability.

Positioning devices are a Fall Prevention Arrest System.

What is the minimum breaking strength of a vertical lifeline?

True or False, A horizontal lifeline allows workers to move up and down on a working surface?

If there are two types of Life Lines and one is known as Horizontal, what is the other type?

A worker is 6ft tall and he is working 12ft. above the ground and is using a 4ft.lanyard with a shock absorber which has a deceleration distance of 3.5ft. If the worker were to fall will he be okay or will he hit the ground?

Is this definition correct? Does a restraint system prevent a worker from reaching a location where there is a risk of falling?

Which of these are part of the fall protection work plan? (Check all that apply)

If you have been trained and worked in the industry for years, sometimes you can work unclipped, but only if you have been certified?

Over 70% of all falls occur at elevations below 30ft.

Falls are responsible for what percentage of construction fatalities?

About how many disabling injuries occur due to falls. (Annually)

About how many deaths occur annually due to Falls?