Hardest Trivia Questions Quiz On Respirator Training!
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This is the Hardest Trivia Questions Quiz on Respirator Training! There are a lot of jobs today that if one does not have the safety clothing or instruments, they may risk hurting the respiratory organs. Just how much do you think you would score in this quiz on respiratory training you took as miners? Why don’t you tackle the quiz to find out!
- 1.Which are examples of engineering controls?
- A.
APR or SCBA
- B.
Ventilation and containment of contaminants
- C.
BACnet or Lonworks
- 2.What are the 2 methods of providing a safe work environment?
- 3.BEC / BECi's rist assessment of our 'typical' projects has determined the hazards likely to be encountered include: (list at least 4)
- 4._______________regulates the use of respirators in the workplace.
- 5.How long it is acceptable for a visitor to be in a respirator required area- if they are not wearing a respirator?
- A.
Less than 15 minutes
- B.
Less than 5 minutes
- C.
It is not acceptable for anyone to be in a respirator required area without wearing a respirator
- 6.Whose responsibility is it to...develop and maintain a Respiratory Protection Program?
- A.
Company
- B.
Supervisor
- C.
Employee
- 7.Whose responsibility is it to...be fit tested for each respirator they will use?
- A.
Company
- B.
Supervisor
- C.
Employee
- 8.Whose responsibility is it to...have and maintain current medical evaluation clearance and fit testing documentation?
- A.
Company
- B.
Supervisor
- C.
Employee
- 9.Whose responsibility is it to...be aware of tasks requiring the use of respiratory protection?
- A.
Company
- B.
Supervisor
- C.
Employee
- 10.Whose responsibility is it to...provide and pay for PPE, respirator training and medical evaluations?
- A.
Company
- B.
Supervisor
- C.
Employee
- 11.Whose responsibility is it to...ensure all employees engaged in tasks requiring the use of respiratory protection use the appropriate respirators at all times?
- A.
Company
- B.
Supervisor
- C.
Employee
- 12.Whose responsibility is it to...clean the respirator as instructed and store it in a clean, sanitary location?
- A.
Company
- B.
Supervisor
- C.
Employee
- 13.Whose responsibility is it to...initiate requalification process at least 1 month prior to expiration of current medical and fit test?
- A.
Company
- B.
Supervisor
- C.
Employee
- 14.Where is the full BEC / BECi Respiratory Protection Program kept for your availability to review?
- A.
Locked up in Terri's office
- B.
The BEC Library
- C.
The BEC Field Procedures Manual
- 15.A Medical Evalaution ....
- A.
Determines the type of respirator that you can comfortably wear and which gives you best protection from the contaminants
- B.
Determines whether or not an employee can wear the required respirator without physical or psychological risk and is required yearly or more frequently if medical conditions change.
- C.
Substitutes for a yearly check-up and covers all physical aspects
- D.
Is only required if something changes in your physical condition
- 16.Respirators are required when....
- A.
You smell something
- B.
Contaminant levels are known to elevated, or can become elevated without warning, or when working in the immediate vicinity of a source of contaminants that will likely become elevated
- C.
Contaminants are well managed and below NIOSH, ACGIH, EPA and other agency levels
- 17.If you can't smell anything- it is safe to assume there are no contaminants of any hazardous nature in the area.
- A.
TRUE
- B.
FALSE
- 18.Proper respirator selection includes:
- A.
Consideration of the real and/or potential exposure to harmful concentrations of contaminants, the effectiveness of the respirator against the contaminants of concern and their concentration levels as well as other contaminants that may be present, and the ability of the wearer to use the respirator during their required work duties
- B.
Color coordination with the rest of the protective clothing that will be required for the activity
- C.
The comfort level of the wearer to use the respirator during their required work duties
- 19.What type of respirators does BEC / BECi use for our 'typical' work tasks that require respirators?
- A.
APR
- B.
Supplied-Air
- C.
SCBA
- 20.Air Purifying Respirators remove contaminants by...
- A.
Providing a souce of clean air that is independent from the environment.
- B.
Filtering, absorbing, adsorbing or chemically reacting with the contaminants as they pass through the filter or cartridge.
- 21.What type of APR is to be worn per BEC / BECi's policy when in a remediation containment area during removal processes?
- A.
N95, P95 - voluntary use per the user's discretion
- B.
1/2 or full face with HEPA filters
- C.
1/2 or full face with Organic Vapor Cartridges and HEPA filters
- D.
1/2 or full face with Acid Gas Cartridges and HEPA filters
- E.
Full face only with HEPA filters and a cartridge that is appropriate for the vapors and gases in the space
- 22.What type of APR is to be worn per BEC / BECi's policy when in a remediation containment area during chemical cleaning processes?
- A.
N95, P95 - voluntary use per the user's discretion
- B.
1/2 or full face with HEPA filters
- C.
1/2 or full face with Organic Vapor Cartridges and HEPA filters
- D.
1/2 or full face with Acid Gas Cartridges and HEPA filters
- E.
Full face only with HEPA filters and a cartridge that is appropriate for the vapors and gases in the space
- 23.What type of APR is to be worn per BEC / BECi's policy when doing general investigations in areas where there is no specific reported microbial problem?
- A.
N95, P95 - voluntary use per the user's discretion
- B.
1/2 or full face with HEPA
- C.
1/2 or full face with Organic Vapor Cartridges and HEPA filters
- D.
1/2 or full face with Acid Gas Cartridges and HEPA filters
- E.
Full face only with HEPA filters and a cartridge that is appropriate for the vapors and gases in the space
- 24.What type of APR is to be worn per BEC / BECi's policy when doing general investigations in attics and areas where there is very likely an elevated level of particulate and possibly other contaminants.
- A.
N95, P95 - voluntary use per the user's discretion
- B.
1/2 or full face with HEPA
- C.
1/2 or full face with Organic Vapor Cartridges and HEPA filters
- D.
1/2 or full face with Acid Gas Cartridges and HEPA filters
- E.
Full face only with HEPA filters and a cartridge that is appropriate for the vapors and gases in the space
- 25.Color coding of cartridges allows easy identification of the type of cartridge and is standardized.
- A.
TRUE
- B.
FALSE
- 26.Organic Vapor / HEPA filtration cartridges will be color-coded as ...
- A.
Black label with Magenta stripe
- B.
Yellow label
- C.
Magenta
- 27.Warning signs of the need to change cartridges or check the fit of your respirator include:
- A.
There are no waring signs, you do it purely according to the time the respirator has been worn with that cartridge in place
- B.
Breathing gets harder, odor, taste or respiratory irritation from chemical or particulate is detected
- C.
The color of the repirator cartridge changes
- 28.In case of a respirator failure while in an area requiring respirator use...
- A.
Leave the area and check fit for proper face seal (positive and negative test), check for damaged or missing parts, replace cartridges if necessary, then reenter the space and evaluate if the problem has been resolved.
- B.
Continue work until the end of the time needed to be in the area, then check respirator fit for proper face seal (positive and negative test), check for damaged or missing parts, replace cartridges if necessary
- C.
Correct the problem immediately without leaving the area to prevent cross contamination issues
- 29.Medical Evaluation should include:
- A.
Pulmonary test only
- B.
Questionnaire and any tests the physician determines necessary
- C.
Review by Safety Officer without need for a physician's review.
- 30.Respirator Fit Test...
- A.
Done by physician
- B.
Can not be done until successful medical evaluation has been completed
- C.
Is done only one time for each type of respirator to be used
- 31.Respirator Fit test includes...
- A.
Use of the make and model of respirator that will be worn, or a similar type of respirator in the same size
- B.
Use of the make, model and size of respirator that will be worn, use of a challenge agent such as irritant smoke to confirm seal is being maintained while going through a series of movements and exercises that approximate work activity movements
- 32.Positive and negative pressure fit should be done...
- A.
During annual fit testing only
- B.
Everytime the respirator is donned
- C.
Once a week
- 33.If fit testing was done without glasses or facial hair, then respirator can not be worn with these.
- A.
TRUE
- B.
FALSE
- 34.Per OSHA facial hair is not allowed to be worn with respirators, including stubble.
- A.
TRUE
- B.
FALSE
- 35.Each respirator wearer, whenever wearing a respira must always have on them their identification card which states the type, model,and size of respirator as well as date of medical and of fit test.
- A.
TRUE
- B.
FALSE
- 36.Maintenance of respirators...
- A.
Includes visual inspection prior to each use, annual inspection by Safety Officer, replacement of defective, worn or missing parts, cleaning after each use and periodic full cleaning, proper storage
- B.
Must only be done if the respirator is used in confined spaces
- C.
Is to be done by the company
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