OSHA 510 COMPILED EXAM 2026 EXAM
REVIEW SOLVED QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS GRADED A+
◉ OSHA.
Answer: Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
◉ OSHA's mission.
Answer: To protect the safety and health of America's workers.
◉ OSHA's focus four injuries.
Answer: Fall, caught-in, struck by, electrical.
◉ OSHA's primary method of enforcement.
Answer: Through worksite inspections.
◉ OSHA compliance directive (CPL).
Answer: To ensure consistent enforcement of OSHA regulations.
◉ OSHA's inspection priority.
,Answer: 1. imminent danger, 2. fatality or hospitalization, 3. worker
complaints/referrals, 4. targeted inspections, 5. follow-up
inspection.
◉ Effects of workplace injuries and illnesses.
Answer: Lower morale, increased costs to retain workers, slower
production rates, higher turnover, increased worker's compensation
rates.
◉ Part 1904.
Answer: Contains record keeping standards, is a horizontal
standard.
◉ Part 1910.
Answer: Contains general industry standards.
◉ Part 1926.
Answer: Contains construction industry standards.
◉ Costs associated with an accident.
Answer: Direct & Indirect Costs.
◉ Indirect costs of accidents.
, Answer: Lower morale, increased cost, training replacement
workers.
◉ Direct costs of accidents.
Answer: Medical cost, physical therapy, repair costs for damaged
equipment, continuation of pay, administrative.
◉ Occupational Safety and Health Act signing year.
Answer: 1970 under Nixon presidency.
◉ Section 5(a)(1).
Answer: Called General Duty Clause.
◉ General Duty Clause.
Answer: Shall furnish to each of his employees' employment and a
place of employment which are free from recognized hazards that
are causing or are likely to cause death or serious physical harm to
his employees.
◉ Section 11 (c).
Answer: Protects workers from discrimination or retaliation when
they file a complaint about safety.
REVIEW SOLVED QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS GRADED A+
◉ OSHA.
Answer: Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
◉ OSHA's mission.
Answer: To protect the safety and health of America's workers.
◉ OSHA's focus four injuries.
Answer: Fall, caught-in, struck by, electrical.
◉ OSHA's primary method of enforcement.
Answer: Through worksite inspections.
◉ OSHA compliance directive (CPL).
Answer: To ensure consistent enforcement of OSHA regulations.
◉ OSHA's inspection priority.
,Answer: 1. imminent danger, 2. fatality or hospitalization, 3. worker
complaints/referrals, 4. targeted inspections, 5. follow-up
inspection.
◉ Effects of workplace injuries and illnesses.
Answer: Lower morale, increased costs to retain workers, slower
production rates, higher turnover, increased worker's compensation
rates.
◉ Part 1904.
Answer: Contains record keeping standards, is a horizontal
standard.
◉ Part 1910.
Answer: Contains general industry standards.
◉ Part 1926.
Answer: Contains construction industry standards.
◉ Costs associated with an accident.
Answer: Direct & Indirect Costs.
◉ Indirect costs of accidents.
, Answer: Lower morale, increased cost, training replacement
workers.
◉ Direct costs of accidents.
Answer: Medical cost, physical therapy, repair costs for damaged
equipment, continuation of pay, administrative.
◉ Occupational Safety and Health Act signing year.
Answer: 1970 under Nixon presidency.
◉ Section 5(a)(1).
Answer: Called General Duty Clause.
◉ General Duty Clause.
Answer: Shall furnish to each of his employees' employment and a
place of employment which are free from recognized hazards that
are causing or are likely to cause death or serious physical harm to
his employees.
◉ Section 11 (c).
Answer: Protects workers from discrimination or retaliation when
they file a complaint about safety.
