OSHA Safety Quiz: MCQ!
10 Questions
| Total Attempts: 567
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Questions and Answers
- 1.Which of these causes the most construction site fatalities?
- A.
Electrocution
- B.
Trench Collapse
- C.
Fall From Height
- D.
Contact with Chemicals
- 2.Scaffolds must be designed to carry ______ times the intended load to meet OSHA guidelines.
- A.
2
- B.
4
- C.
10
- D.
50
- 3.A GFCI primarily reduces the risk of:
- A.
Electrocution
- B.
Falls
- C.
Trench Collapse
- D.
Chemical Spills
- 4.What is the biggest danger associated with asbestos?
- A.
Chemical Burns
- B.
Lung Desisese
- C.
Eye Damage
- D.
Electrocution
- 5.What's the most important piece of safety gear for welders?
- A.
Eye Protection
- B.
Steel toe shoes
- C.
Hard Hats
- D.
Ear Protection
- 6.Which of these workers is most likely to experience silica exposure?
- A.
Painter
- B.
Carpenter
- C.
Electrician
- D.
Mason
- 7.These types of tools can reduce injury:
- A.
Ergonomic
- B.
Economic
- C.
Imminent
- D.
Intuit
- 8.When is it OK to dig a trench with 90-degree walls?
- A.
When digging in solid rock
- B.
When digging in clay
- C.
When digging in sand
- D.
Never
- 9.Each of these statements is true except:
- A.
Virus comes in different types
- B.
Virus infect living cells
- C.
Virus can replicate without host
- D.
Virus can cause illness
- 10.The distinguishing feature of corona virus is its:
- A.
Size
- B.
Mobility
- C.
Shape
- D.
Deadliness
Measuring knowledge of infection control.
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Sample QuestionOSHA's regulatory standard for respiratory protection is covered in: