1.
Congress established OSHA to oversee safety regulations and protect employees.The acronyme OSHA stands for:
Correct Answer
C. Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Explanation
OSHA stands for Occupational Safety and Health Administration. It was established by Congress to oversee safety regulations and protect employees. The other options, "Our Safest Health Administration," "On Stage House Access," "Official Safety and Health Administration," and "Occupational Stage and House Administration," do not accurately represent the purpose or name of the organization.
2.
Employers must comply with three basic safety regulations. Identify the "FALSE" regulation in the following.
Correct Answer
C. Employers must have a written exercise program for all employees.
Explanation
The false regulation is that employers must have a written exercise program for all employees. This is not a basic safety regulation that employers must comply with. The other three options are valid safety regulations that employers must follow, including having written health and safety guidelines, inventorying chemicals and providing MSDSs, and having a formal training program to protect employees from harm.
3.
What are "Right To Know" laws?
Correct Answer
C. Your rright to know what harmful chemicals are on the worksite and how to protect yourself from harm.
Explanation
"Right to Know" laws refer to legislation that grants individuals the right to access information about potentially hazardous substances present in their workplace. These laws aim to ensure transparency and provide employees with the necessary knowledge to protect themselves from harm. By knowing what harmful chemicals are on the worksite, workers can take appropriate safety measures and prevent accidents or health issues. This answer correctly identifies the purpose of "Right to Know" laws, emphasizing the importance of knowing about workplace hazards and how to safeguard oneself.
4.
Officially, OSHA regulaions apply only to the following group:
Correct Answer
B. All employees who have deductions taken out from their paychecks.
Explanation
The correct answer is "all employees who have deductions taken out from their paychecks." This is because OSHA regulations apply to employees who have deductions taken out from their paychecks, as they are considered to be officially employed and have a formal employment relationship with the organization. The other options, such as theatre workers, volunteers, interns, and apprentices, may not have the same formal employment status and may not be covered by OSHA regulations.
5.
Supervisor must protect themselves by following four strict OSHA guidelines. Identify the mandate NOT included in these guidelines.
Correct Answer
C. Post reports and pictures of previous accidents
Explanation
The mandate NOT included in these guidelines is to post reports and pictures of previous accidents. This is because the other guidelines focus on proactive measures such as following OSHA regulations, providing a clean and safe environment, teaching and enforcing safe work practices, and training all workers properly. Posting reports and pictures of previous accidents may not necessarily contribute to protecting the supervisor themselves, but rather serves as a means of sharing information and raising awareness among workers.
6.
When calling by phone for emergency assistance which of the following is NOT necessary?
Correct Answer
C. Time and date
Explanation
When calling for emergency assistance, providing the time and date of the incident is not necessary. The emergency services prioritize responding to the location and nature of the emergency, as well as the caller's contact information and a safe location for further communication. The time and date may be recorded automatically by the emergency services, but they are not essential for immediate response and assistance.
7.
In an emergency requiring evacuation of the building, pull a fire alarm signal AND (identify the best single answer)
Correct Answer
B. Follow up with a pHone call to activate help if it is safe to do so
Explanation
In an emergency requiring evacuation of the building, it is important to pull a fire alarm signal to alert everyone in the building. However, simply pulling the alarm may not be enough to ensure that help is on the way. Following up with a phone call to activate help is necessary to ensure that emergency services are aware of the situation and can respond promptly. This step should only be taken if it is safe to do so, as personal safety should always be the top priority in an emergency situation.
8.
What common action needs to be taken by everyone when an emergency alarm goes off?
Correct Answer
C. Evacuate the building immediately and close doors behind you as you leave
Explanation
When an emergency alarm goes off, the common action that needs to be taken by everyone is to evacuate the building immediately and close doors behind you as you leave. This is important to ensure the safety of everyone in the building and to prevent the spread of the emergency. Evacuating the building and closing doors can help contain the situation and minimize potential harm. It is crucial to prioritize personal safety and follow evacuation procedures to ensure a swift and orderly evacuation.
9.
Exit passage ways can sometimes be used at storage areas as long as a 10' 12'notice is posted in 3 languages that this is NOT an official exit
Correct Answer
B. FALSE
Explanation
Exit passage ways cannot be used for storage areas, even if a notice is posted. This is because exit passage ways need to be clear and unobstructed at all times to ensure the safety of occupants in case of an emergency. Using exit passage ways for storage can create a hazard and prevent people from safely exiting the building. Therefore, the statement is false.
10.
Exit lights can be altered, unplugged, or covered by authority of the shows director
Correct Answer
B. FALSE
Explanation
Exit lights cannot be altered, unplugged, or covered by the authority of the show's director. Exit lights are a crucial safety feature in any building or venue, and they are regulated by fire safety codes and regulations. These lights must remain visible and functional at all times to guide people to the nearest exit in case of an emergency. Any tampering or obstruction of exit lights can pose serious risks to the safety of the occupants, and it is not within the director's authority to make such changes. Therefore, the statement is false.
11.
A fire curtain at the proscenium opening separates the audience from what THREE deadly hazards?
Correct Answer(s)
B. Fire
C. Gasses
D. Smoke
Explanation
The fire curtain at the proscenium opening serves to separate the audience from three deadly hazards: fire, gases, and smoke. This safety measure is crucial in case of a fire outbreak on the stage, as it prevents the spread of flames, toxic fumes, and smoke towards the audience area. By effectively containing these hazards, the fire curtain helps protect the audience from potential harm and allows for a safer environment in the event of a fire emergency.
12.
The purpose of the smoke doors at the top of the proscenium theater is:
Correct Answer
A. To expel gas and smoke that rises to the top of the stage house during a fire
Explanation
The purpose of the smoke doors at the top of the proscenium theater is to expel gas and smoke that rises to the top of the stage house during a fire. This ensures that the smoke and gas are directed out of the building, preventing it from spreading throughout the theater and potentially endangering the audience and performers. By providing a designated exit for smoke and gas, the doors help to maintain a safe environment in case of a fire incident.
13.
In the event of a theatre fire, the FIRST thing that must be done is:
Correct Answer
D. Call for help using either a telepHone or fire alarm- or both if it is safe to do so.
Explanation
In the event of a theatre fire, the first thing that must be done is to call for help using either a telephone or fire alarm. This is the most crucial step as it ensures that emergency services are alerted and can respond to the situation promptly. Locating fire extinguishers and checking for the proper code, making sure all exits are clear, and having car keys are important actions, but they should be done after calling for help. Trying to put out the fire by oneself can be dangerous and is not recommended.
14.
Never throw water on a flammable liquid or electrical fire (with the power still on).
Correct Answer
A. True
Explanation
Throwing water on a flammable liquid or electrical fire can be extremely dangerous. Water can spread the fire or cause an explosion in the case of flammable liquids. In the case of an electrical fire, water conducts electricity and can lead to electrocution. It is important to use the appropriate fire extinguisher or call emergency services to handle these types of fires safely.
15.
Material that will burn, but extinguishes itself after the flame source is removed is called:
Correct Answer
C. Flame retardant
Explanation
A material that will burn but extinguishes itself after the flame source is removed is called a flame retardant. Flame retardants are designed to slow down or prevent the spread of fire by reducing the flammability of materials. They work by releasing chemicals that interrupt the combustion process or by forming a protective barrier that prevents oxygen from reaching the fuel source. This property makes flame retardants essential in many applications where fire safety is a concern, such as in building materials, textiles, and electronics.
16.
Material that will not burn under any circumstances is called:
Correct Answer
B. Flame proof
Explanation
The correct answer is "flame proof" because this term refers to material that is resistant to catching fire or burning, even under extreme conditions. It implies that the material will not ignite or support combustion, making it safe to use in situations where fire hazards are a concern. The term "flammable" refers to materials that can easily catch fire, while "flame retardant" refers to materials that are treated to slow down or prevent the spread of fire. "Fire hazard" refers to something that poses a risk of starting a fire.
17.
Written emergency plans are mandated by OSHA and must include information on what to do in in the event of:
Correct Answer
D. All of the above
Explanation
OSHA mandates that written emergency plans must include information on what to do in the event of a fire, emergency evacuation, and injury to workers. This is because these are common emergencies that can occur in the workplace and it is important to have a plan in place to ensure the safety and well-being of employees. By including information on all of these scenarios, the emergency plan can effectively guide employees on the appropriate actions to take in each situation, minimizing potential harm and promoting a safe work environment.
18.
Audience members can be seated in the aisles when the theatre is running a deficit and needs extra money.
Correct Answer
B. False
Explanation
Seating audience members in the aisles is a safety hazard and is against fire codes. It is illegal and not allowed in any circumstances, including when the theatre is running a deficit. Therefore, the statement is false.
19.
All blood and bodily fluids must be considered infectious.
Correct Answer
A. True
Explanation
All blood and bodily fluids must be considered infectious because they can potentially contain pathogens, such as viruses or bacteria, that can cause infections. This includes fluids like saliva, urine, and feces. Treating all bodily fluids as infectious helps to prevent the spread of diseases and ensures proper safety precautions are taken when handling them.
20.
Dust Masks protect the user against inhalation of:
Correct Answer
C. Dust Particles
Explanation
Dust masks are designed to protect the user from inhaling dust particles. They are not effective against gases, vapors, or smoke. Therefore, the correct answer is "Dust Particles."
21.
Working alone in the theatre is permitted as long as someone knows where you are.
Correct Answer
B. False
Explanation
Working alone in the theatre is not permitted even if someone knows where you are. This is because working alone in a theatre can be dangerous and there should always be someone else present to provide assistance or support in case of an emergency. Having someone know your whereabouts is not enough to ensure safety, as immediate help may be required in certain situations. Therefore, it is important to have at least one other person present when working in a theatre.
22.
Identify the three most common ways that toxic chemicals enter the body.
Correct Answer(s)
A. Skin contact
B. Breathing/inhalation
E. Ingestion
Explanation
Toxic chemicals can enter the body through skin contact, breathing/inhalation, and ingestion. Skin contact refers to direct exposure to toxic chemicals through the skin, which can occur when handling or touching contaminated substances. Breathing/inhalation involves inhaling toxic chemicals in the form of gases, fumes, or dust particles present in the air. Ingestion occurs when toxic chemicals are swallowed or consumed through food, water, or other substances. These three pathways are the most common ways for toxic chemicals to enter the body and can lead to various health issues depending on the toxicity of the chemicals involved.
23.
MSDS is an acronym for:
Correct Answer
C. Material Safety Data Sheets
Explanation
MSDS stands for Material Safety Data Sheets. These sheets provide important information about the potential hazards and safety precautions associated with a particular substance or product. They include details about the composition, physical properties, storage requirements, handling procedures, and emergency response measures. MSDSs are essential for ensuring the safe use and handling of chemicals and other hazardous materials in various industries.
24.
Identify the Three standard Fit Tests used for cartridge respirators:
Correct Answer(s)
A. Positive fit test
C. "Banana Oil" sniff test
E. Negative fit test
Explanation
The three standard fit tests used for cartridge respirators are the positive fit test, the "Banana Oil" sniff test, and the negative fit test. The positive fit test involves the wearer inhaling a substance that is released into the respirator to check for any leaks. The "Banana Oil" sniff test is a qualitative fit test where the wearer detects the presence of a sweet-smelling substance to ensure a proper seal. The negative fit test evaluates the respirator's ability to prevent inward leakage when the wearer breathes in. These tests are essential in determining the effectiveness and proper fit of cartridge respirators.
25.
Mr. Kearns insists that this be done when cutting lumber with any type of saw:
Correct Answer
D. Wear safety glasses
Explanation
When cutting lumber with any type of saw, it is important to wear safety glasses. This is because sawing can create flying debris, such as wood chips or sawdust, that can potentially cause eye injuries. Wearing safety glasses provides protection for the eyes and helps prevent any potential accidents or harm while working with saws.
26.
Which one do you like?
Correct Answer(s)
E. Only B and C
F. Option 1