OSHA 30 EXAM COMPLETE QUESTIONS
WITH 100% OUTLINED ANSWERS
\.which injuries can result from a fall - ANSWERS✔-fractures, contusions, head
trauma, and death
\.what is the most serious hazard posed from being suspended in a fall arrest
harness - ANSWERS✔-serious injury or death from restricted blood flow to and
from the legs
\.how does a fall prevention system work - ANSWERS✔-it prevents falls through
the use of physical barriers such as a guardrail
\.what is a safety monitor responsible for - ANSWERS✔-warning and keeping
workers away from a fall hazard
\.what fall protection equipment consists of a body harness, anchors, and
connectors - ANSWERS✔-personal fall arrest system
\.which fall arrest component distributes the arresting forces of a fall across the
shoulders, thighs, and pelvis - ANSWERS✔-body harness
,\.what is the purpose of the anchor point in a fall arrest system - ANSWERS✔-it
provides a secure compliant point of attachment
\.which fall protection component automatically engages like a seat belt to quickly
limit a fall - ANSWERS✔-self retracting lanyard
\.how much static weight must a fall protection anchor point be capable of
supporting per worker attached - ANSWERS✔-5,000 pounds (2268kg) of static
weight per worker attached
\.what is the maximum deceleration distance permitted for a standard 6 foot
shock absorbing lanyard when anchored at or above shoulder height -
ANSWERS✔-3.5 feet (1.06 m)
\.after inspecting the harness, what is the first step in putting it on - ANSWERS✔-
slip the harness over your shoulders
\.you have slipped the full body harness over your shoulders and made sure the D
ring is centered in the middle of your back. what is your next step in donning the
harness - ANSWERS✔-pull each leg strap up and fasten the buckles
\.what is the purpose of trauma suspension straps - ANSWERS✔-they allow you to
push down with one or both feet to relieve pressure on your legs while suspended
\.what is the correct method for tying off to an anchorage - ANSWERS✔-work
directly under the anchorage whenever possible
, \.frame - ANSWERS✔-most common type of supported scaffold
\.pole - ANSWERS✔-uses posts with fixed connection points that accept runners,
bearers, and diagonals that can be interconnected
\.tube and coupler - ANSWERS✔-used where heavy loads are needed, or to reach
several stories high
\.welded frame - ANSWERS✔-uses prefabricated welded sections that serve as
posts and horizontals bearers
\.mobile (tower) - ANSWERS✔-commonly used for tasks like painting and
plastering, where workers must frequently change position
\.single point adjustable - ANSWERS✔-suspended by one rope; equipped with a
means to raise and lower the platform
\.two point adjustable - ANSWERS✔-suspended by two ropes; the most common
type of suspended scaffold
\.This 6 story building, currently standing 70 feet high, requires a pole scaffold so
that workers can renovate the exterior. the design of the building requires the
scaffold system to be finished at 65 feet in height. which of these individuals is
WITH 100% OUTLINED ANSWERS
\.which injuries can result from a fall - ANSWERS✔-fractures, contusions, head
trauma, and death
\.what is the most serious hazard posed from being suspended in a fall arrest
harness - ANSWERS✔-serious injury or death from restricted blood flow to and
from the legs
\.how does a fall prevention system work - ANSWERS✔-it prevents falls through
the use of physical barriers such as a guardrail
\.what is a safety monitor responsible for - ANSWERS✔-warning and keeping
workers away from a fall hazard
\.what fall protection equipment consists of a body harness, anchors, and
connectors - ANSWERS✔-personal fall arrest system
\.which fall arrest component distributes the arresting forces of a fall across the
shoulders, thighs, and pelvis - ANSWERS✔-body harness
,\.what is the purpose of the anchor point in a fall arrest system - ANSWERS✔-it
provides a secure compliant point of attachment
\.which fall protection component automatically engages like a seat belt to quickly
limit a fall - ANSWERS✔-self retracting lanyard
\.how much static weight must a fall protection anchor point be capable of
supporting per worker attached - ANSWERS✔-5,000 pounds (2268kg) of static
weight per worker attached
\.what is the maximum deceleration distance permitted for a standard 6 foot
shock absorbing lanyard when anchored at or above shoulder height -
ANSWERS✔-3.5 feet (1.06 m)
\.after inspecting the harness, what is the first step in putting it on - ANSWERS✔-
slip the harness over your shoulders
\.you have slipped the full body harness over your shoulders and made sure the D
ring is centered in the middle of your back. what is your next step in donning the
harness - ANSWERS✔-pull each leg strap up and fasten the buckles
\.what is the purpose of trauma suspension straps - ANSWERS✔-they allow you to
push down with one or both feet to relieve pressure on your legs while suspended
\.what is the correct method for tying off to an anchorage - ANSWERS✔-work
directly under the anchorage whenever possible
, \.frame - ANSWERS✔-most common type of supported scaffold
\.pole - ANSWERS✔-uses posts with fixed connection points that accept runners,
bearers, and diagonals that can be interconnected
\.tube and coupler - ANSWERS✔-used where heavy loads are needed, or to reach
several stories high
\.welded frame - ANSWERS✔-uses prefabricated welded sections that serve as
posts and horizontals bearers
\.mobile (tower) - ANSWERS✔-commonly used for tasks like painting and
plastering, where workers must frequently change position
\.single point adjustable - ANSWERS✔-suspended by one rope; equipped with a
means to raise and lower the platform
\.two point adjustable - ANSWERS✔-suspended by two ropes; the most common
type of suspended scaffold
\.This 6 story building, currently standing 70 feet high, requires a pole scaffold so
that workers can renovate the exterior. the design of the building requires the
scaffold system to be finished at 65 feet in height. which of these individuals is
