The Safety Review Quiz For Employees!

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1. If you are injured at work, you are required to notify your supervisor and/or an HR representative, immediately following the injury
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Safety begins with you as an individual and being that a majority of us spend most of our time at our workplaces we need to ensure that we exercise strict safety measures to safeguard our health and safety together with those around us. Below is a safety review quiz fo... see moreemployees, take it up, and see how safe you are. see less

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2. TB is most commonly spread by…
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3. A positive result from your initial TB screening means:
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4. In the event of a building evacuation you should:
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5. Universal precautions are government guidelines for the prevention of the spread of blood-borne pathogens such as HIV, HepB, and HepC through the use of "protective barriers".  A Category I job must use universal precautions:
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6. In case of fire,  you should:  
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7. OSHA has 3 job exposure categories (I = constant, II = possible, III = none) based upon your job duties.  For each job, enter the correct exposure category.          
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8. Match the correct description letter next to the program/document name:
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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If you are injured at work, you are required to notify your supervisor...
TB is most commonly spread by…
A positive result from your initial TB screening means:
In the event of a building evacuation you should:
Universal precautions are government guidelines for the prevention of...
In case of fire,  you should:  
OSHA has 3 job exposure categories (I = constant, II = possible, III =...
Match the correct description letter next to the program/document...
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