Quiz Over Workplace Safety
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Equipment wires and connections should be checked:
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Every day.
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Before an inspection.
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Periodically.
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Once a year.
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Some workplaces are more dangerous than others depending on the type of work being done. There is a standard workplace safety guideline and it’s what we are testing in the quiz below. All the best as you attempt.
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Winston Lamar is a public space cleaner at the Little River Yacht Club. He has to change light bulbs in the dock area. The light bulbs are in decorative sconces 13 feet above the dock. Which ladder should he use?
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A 3-foot aluminum ladder
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A 7-foot wood ladder
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A 12-foot aluminum ladder
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A 15-foot wood ladder
Correct Answer
A. A 15-foot wood ladderExplanation
Winston Lamar needs to change light bulbs that are 13 feet above the dock. Therefore, he would need a ladder that is at least 13 feet tall. The options provided are a 3-foot aluminum ladder, a 7-foot wood ladder, a 12-foot aluminum ladder, and a 15-foot wood ladder. The 15-foot wood ladder is the only option that is tall enough to reach the light bulbs, making it the correct choice.Rate this question:
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Ariel is vacuuming the banquet halls and meeting rooms. She inspects the cords for frayed wires and loose plugs and finds everything in good condition. She begins vacuuming at the back of the meeting room and works her way toward the door. When she gets to the door, she crosses the hall into the next meeting room and keeps vacuuming. When she is done, she unplugs the cord and rolls it up. What, if anything, did Ariel do wrong?
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She didn’t check the outlets and switch covers.
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She didn’t use an orange extension cord for a public area.
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She ran the cord across the center of the hallway.
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She didn’t do anything wrong.
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A. She ran the cord across the center of the hallway.Explanation
Ariel ran the cord across the center of the hallway, which is incorrect. This poses a tripping hazard for people walking through the hallway. It is important to ensure that cords are properly secured and out of the way to prevent accidents and injuries.Rate this question:
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When lifting heavy objects you should:
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Keep your arms extended so the object is away from your body at all times.
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Keep one hand free at all times.
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Keep your back slightly bent at all times.
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Make sure that your leg muscles, not your back muscles, do the lifting.
Correct Answer
A. Make sure that your leg muscles, not your back muscles, do the lifting.Explanation
When lifting heavy objects, it is important to make sure that your leg muscles, not your back muscles, do the lifting. This is because the muscles in your legs are larger and stronger than those in your back, making them better equipped to handle the weight. By using your leg muscles to lift, you can reduce the strain on your back and decrease the risk of injury. Keeping your arms extended, keeping one hand free, and keeping your back slightly bent are not the correct answers as they do not address the proper use of leg muscles for lifting heavy objects.Rate this question:
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Ladders are frequently used for many tasks in a lodging property. Which of the following statements describes an unsafe practice?
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Ladders with rubber footings should be used on tile floors.
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Another employee stabilizes the ladder while someone is on it.
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Before climbing a ladder, you should place it as close to the wall as possible.
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The area underneath a ladder should be marked with caution signs.
Correct Answer
A. Before climbing a ladder, you should place it as close to the wall as possible.Explanation
Placing a ladder as close to the wall as possible before climbing it is an unsafe practice. This is because it can cause the ladder to become unstable and increase the risk of it tipping over. It is recommended to place the ladder at a safe angle, with the base of the ladder positioned away from the wall for better stability.Rate this question:
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What is one of the three rules for contributing to a safe, accident-free work environment?
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Take adequate time
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Correct unsafe conditions immediately or report it to a supervisor
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Do it safely the first time
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All of the above
Correct Answer
A. All of the aboveExplanation
All of the options listed are rules for contributing to a safe, accident-free work environment. Taking adequate time ensures that tasks are done carefully and without rushing, reducing the risk of accidents. Correcting unsafe conditions immediately or reporting them to a supervisor helps to address potential hazards before they cause harm. Doing it safely the first time emphasizes the importance of following safety protocols and procedures from the beginning to prevent accidents. Therefore, all three rules contribute to creating a safe work environment.Rate this question:
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Which of the following is not a guideline for safe lifting?
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Do not lift any item that you cannot get your arms around or that you cannot see over when carrying
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Bend slightly at the knees and hips but do not stoop
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Lift with the leg muscles
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Keep the object away from the body
Correct Answer
A. Keep the object away from the bodyExplanation
The correct answer is "Keep the object away from the body." This is not a guideline for safe lifting because keeping the object close to the body helps to maintain balance and stability, reducing the strain on the back and other muscles. Lifting with the leg muscles, bending at the knees and hips, and not lifting items that are too large are all important guidelines for safe lifting to prevent injuries.Rate this question:
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What is the name of the independent, non-profit organization that tests electrical equipment and devices?
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Underwriters Foundation
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Underwriters Laboratories
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Universal Listings
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Electrical Laboratories
Correct Answer
A. Underwriters LaboratoriesExplanation
Underwriters Laboratories is the correct answer because it is a well-known independent, non-profit organization that is responsible for testing and certifying electrical equipment and devices. They ensure that these products meet safety standards and are safe for consumer use.Rate this question:
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How far away from the wall should a 12-foot ladder be?
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One feet
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Three feet
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Four feet
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Six Feet
Correct Answer
A. Three feetExplanation
A 12-foot ladder should be placed three feet away from the wall. This is because the ladder should be positioned at a 75-degree angle to the ground, which is the optimal angle for stability and safety. This distance allows for proper balance and prevents the ladder from tipping over.Rate this question:
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What is a job safety analysis and what should it include?
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It is a detailed report that lists every job function performed by all employees in a housekeeping department
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Provides the basis for analyzing the potential hazards of a particular housekeeping position Provides the basis for analyzing the potential hazards of a particular housekeeping position
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It should include all housekeeping jobs and the tasks involved
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All of the above
Correct Answer
A. All of the aboveExplanation
A job safety analysis is a detailed report that lists every job function performed by all employees in a housekeeping department. It provides the basis for analyzing the potential hazards of a particular housekeeping position. The report should include all housekeeping jobs and the tasks involved. Therefore, the correct answer is "All of the above".Rate this question:
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