Safety Quiz- May 2012
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What should you do in the event a severe storm warning is issued in your place of work?
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Lock up hazardous materials and pay attention to PA system for further announcements on when to muster
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Use this opportunity to talk about your days spent as a Storm Chaser
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Leave the building and go home
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Begin to write your will
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Quiz Questions:
1. Which answer below best describes OSHA’s priority for inspections?
a. Employee Complaints, then programmed inspections and finally inspections of fatalities and catastrophes
b. Imminent danger followed by inspections of fatalities & catastrophes, then complaints/referrals and finally programmed inspections
c. Programmed inspections, followed by inspections of accidents and then employee complaints
d. Inspections of fatalities/catastrophies followed by imminent danger inspections followed by programmed inspections
2. What should you do in the event a severe storm warning is issued in your place of work?
a. Lock up hazardous materials and pay attention to PA system for further announcements on when to muster
b. Use this opportunity to talk about your days spent as a Storm Chaser
c. Leave the building and go home
d. Begin to write your will
3. PPE should be disposed of and replaced when:
a. Every 12 months
b. When showing signs of wear
c. When a process changes
d. Every time you perform a hazardous task
4. Workers compensation insurance premiums are typically based on a three year averaging of actual losses divided by expected losses. An experience modification
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Which of the following is not a type or classification of respirator?
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Full face
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Compressed Air
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Air purifying
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Supplied air
Correct Answer
A. Compressed AirExplanation
The correct answer is "Compressed Air." This is because compressed air is not a type or classification of respirator. Full face, air purifying, and supplied air are all types of respirators that are used for different purposes. Compressed air, on the other hand, is a method of delivering breathable air to a respirator, but it is not a type or classification in itself.Rate this question:
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PPE should be disposed of and replaced when:
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Every 12 months
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When showing signs of wear
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When a process changes
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Every time you perform a hazardous task
Correct Answer
A. When showing signs of wearExplanation
PPE should be disposed of and replaced when showing signs of wear because worn-out PPE may not provide the necessary protection. PPE is designed to withstand a certain level of wear and tear, but once it starts showing signs of damage or deterioration, it becomes less effective in protecting the wearer. Regular inspection of PPE is essential to identify any signs of wear, such as fraying, holes, or cracks, and replace the equipment promptly to ensure the safety of the user.Rate this question:
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Workers compensation insurance premiums are typically based on a three year averaging of actual losses divided by expected losses. An experience modification with 1.00 is the average for that classification, what would the workers compensation premium be for an employee that earned $2000 and worked at a factory with a manual rating of 2.4 and the experience modification was 1.2?
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$57.60
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$11.45
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$40.00
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$28.28
Correct Answer
A. $57.60Explanation
The workers compensation premium for an employee can be calculated by multiplying the employee's wage by the manual rating and the experience modification. In this case, the employee earned $2000, the manual rating is 2.4, and the experience modification is 1.2. Therefore, the premium would be $2000 * 2.4 * 1.2 = $57.60.Rate this question:
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Which answer below best describes OSHA’s priority for inspections?
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Employee Complaints, then programmed inspections and finally inspections of fatalities and catastrophes
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Imminent danger followed by inspections of fatalities & catastrophes, then complaints/referrals and finally programmed inspections
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Programmed inspections, followed by inspections of accidents and then employee complaints
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Inspections of fatalities/catastrophies followed by imminent danger inspections followed by programmed inspections
Correct Answer
A. Imminent danger followed by inspections of fatalities & catastrophes, then complaints/referrals and finally programmed inspectionsExplanation
OSHA's priority for inspections is to first address imminent danger situations, followed by inspections of fatalities and catastrophes. After that, they prioritize addressing employee complaints and referrals. Finally, programmed inspections are conducted.Rate this question:
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