1.
If OSHA shows up at your site it is expected that you notify the District Safety Manager.....
Correct Answer
C. Immediately
Explanation
The District Safety Manager can provide some tips on making sure we are complying properly with the visit.
2.
Failure to correct a prior violation may bring civil penalties of up to ______ for each day the violation continues.
Correct Answer
D. "$7,000 "
Explanation
Failure to correct a prior violation may bring civil penalties of up to $7,000 for each day the violation continues.
3.
What is the most cited violation within construction during the year of 2003?
Correct Answer
B. Fall Protection
Explanation
Fall Protection is the most cited violation within construction during the year of 2003. This means that there were more instances of non-compliance with fall protection regulations compared to other violations such as scaffolds, electrical, and excavations. Fall protection is a crucial safety measure in construction to prevent workers from falling from heights and sustaining injuries, and it seems that it was the area where the most violations occurred in 2003.
4.
In order to prove we provided training, we need to have the proper documentation with names on the sign up sheet.
Correct Answer
A. TRUE
Explanation
If we don't have proof we won't receive credit.
5.
If OSHA issues a citation for a willful violation the cost can be up to?
Correct Answer
D. "$70,000 "
Explanation
If OSHA issues a citation for a willful violation, the cost can be up to $70,000. This means that the maximum penalty for a willful violation is $70,000.
6.
What is the number for the Construction Safety Standards?
Correct Answer
C. 1926
Explanation
The correct answer is 1926. This is the number for the Construction Safety Standards.
7.
We follow the Construction Safety Standards 1926 not the General Industry Standards.
Correct Answer
B. FALSE
Explanation
Within 1926 Construction Safety Standards there are references to 1910 General Industry Standards. We must be familiar with each.
8.
If an OSHA compliance officer arrives on your project you are expected to:
Correct Answer
B. Contact your project manager or highest ranking supervisor on duty and take the officer to the office to meet with them.
Explanation
If an OSHA officer arrives on your site, take them to the project manager or highest ranking supervisor. If you are on a walk with them carry a camera and take photos of anything they point out or photograph. It will help us identify any problems that need to be handled.
9.
Which one of the following comments apply to a Competent Person requirements? Pick all that apply
Correct Answer(s)
A. Understands the OSHA standards that they are deemed competent over
B. Can identify the hazards in the operation
C. Has been designated by the company as the competent person and has the authority to take appropriate actions.
Explanation
To be a competent person a knowledge of the standards and the ability to identify the hazards with the authority to take action are all requirements.
10.
How soon do we need to notify OSHA after we have a recordable injury?
Correct Answer
D. We do not have to notify OSHA
Explanation
We only need to notify OSHA when we have a fatality or when 3 or more of our employees are hospitalized.
11.
If we have policies that are above and beyond OSHA standards we will only be held accountable for OSHA.
Correct Answer
B. FALSE
Explanation
OSHA holds us accountable for our policies. When we make a policy that is more stringent than OSHA we are held to that standard.
12.
If a standard does not exist within OSHA's Policy, it is at the employers discretion to perform as they see fit.
Correct Answer
B. FALSE
Explanation
OSHA has a General Duty Clause that states: Each employer "shall furnish a place of employment which is free from recognized hazards that are causing or likely to cause death or serious physical harm to his employees"
13.
What year was OSHA established?
Correct Answer
D. 1970
Explanation
OSHA, which stands for the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, was established in 1970. This agency was created to ensure safe and healthy working conditions for employees in the United States. OSHA sets and enforces standards, provides training and education, and conducts inspections to promote workplace safety. The establishment of OSHA in 1970 was a significant step towards protecting workers' rights and preventing workplace accidents and illnesses.
14.
What does NIOSH stand for?
Correct Answer
B. National Institute of Occupational Safety & Health
Explanation
NIOSH stands for National Institute of Occupational Safety & Health. This organization is responsible for conducting research and providing recommendations to prevent workplace injuries and illnesses. They work towards promoting safe and healthy working conditions for all employees.