Instructions: This test is comprised of 20 multiple choice questions. Read the questions carefully and choose the best response to each question/statement, by checking the appropriate response option. Best wishes to all
A. Society
B. The employer
C. The worker
D. The self
A. Is a near-miss
B. Is unexpected and unplanned
C. Results in property damage or injury
D. Results in an injury
A. Provide equal pay for equal work done under safe conditions
B. Ensure that all workers are provided with the required training for their job
C. Protect the interest of the employer so that the society can benefit
D. Identify unsafe and dangerous situations in the workplace.
A. Toilets and drinking water and safe working environs.
B. The Right to speak up about job related concerns without fear of retaliation.
C. The right to have your grouses heard about occupational safety and health issues
D. All the above
A. Needs to be reported to OSH officer
B. Results in property damage
C. Results in an injury.
D. Is unexpected and unplanned
A. Write legibly, neatly, and state the fact
B. Accurately recall all pertinent facts
C. Ensure that the statement covers the who, what, when, where and why
D. All the above
A. Stress due to work load, deteriorating vision due to long screen exposure
B. Boredom due low call volume which can lead to complacency
C. Poor quality drinking water which cause stomach aches
D. Inconsistent air conditioning and ventilation
A. Eat too much for lunch causing you to feel sleepy
B. Carry out what is known as repetitive action stressing a muscle
C. Lift a box that is too heavy
D. Overuse a particular tool, resulting in it damaging you
A. Uncooperative customers and co-workers
B. Poor screen visibility
C. High work load
D. Voice loss due to over use of the key board
A. Durability and affordability
B. Suitability, comfort, noise levels and hygiene.
C. Control placement and compatibility
D. Style and design
A. Notify your supervisor
B. Get medical attention
C. Complete the report
D. Get eyewitness statements
A. An increase in computers in the work place
B. Improvement in reporting of workplace injuries
C. Poor work habits
D. On the job drug use
A. Mechanical, electrical and medical
B. Physical, Biological and Psychological
C. Biological, Economical and Parental
D. Occupational, ergonomical, and physiological
A. A poor attitude, not enough sleep, and moderate drug use
B. Using too much technology where it is not critical
C. Too many lunch breaks and arriving late for work
D. Knowing your job, and tools that are well maintained
A. Ceiling tiles falling in the office
B. Oil on a winding road
C. Live electrical wires that run through a tree
D. Driving to work in a car
A. Lending a hand at the scene of an auto accident
B. Walking in a lightning storm with a metal umbrella
C. Putting out a trash fire
D. A house that is on fire
A. To ensure that there is a record of the accident
B. For investigative purposes
C. To help develop preventive action plans
D. All of the above
A. The accident occurs on the Job
B. It results in an injury
C. It results in a serious injury or death
D. Your boss refuses to address your grouse
A. A rise in job related injuries
B. A reduction in productivity
C. Increased exposure to risks
D. All of the above
A. The employer
B. The employee
The security officer
D. The OSH officer