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1. What type of system is a complete framework that
maintains high standards throughout every part of a
company's organization?
A. Quality Control System
B. Health and Safety Management System (HSMS)
C. Financial Risk Matrix
D. Human Resources Database
Answer: B
2. What are the three core legal factors of Due Diligence?
A. Planning, Organizing, Leading
B. Foreseeability, Preventability, Control
C. Training, Education, Supervision
D. Assessment, Implementation, Monitoring
Answer: B
3. What type of losses are total financial costs directly
associated with loss-type incidents?
A. Absolute Losses
,B. Insured Losses Only
C. Marginal Losses
D. Variable Costs
Answer: A
4. What formula calculates the Lost Time Frequency Rate
(LTFR)?
A. (Lost work days x 200,000) / Total employee hours of
exposure
B. (Lost time cases x 200,000) / Total Employee Hours of
Exposure
C. (Total incidents x 1,000,000) / Total hours worked
D. (Medical aids x 200,000) / Total hours worked
Answer: B
5. What formula calculates the Injury Severity Rate (IRS)?
A. (Lost work days x 200,000) / Total employee hours of
exposure
B. (Lost time cases x 200,000) / Total hours worked
C. (Total recordable cases x 200,000) / Exposure hours
D. (Fatalities x 1,000,000) / Total hours
Answer: A
,6. What formula gives you the Total Recordable Incident
Frequency (TRIF)?
A. (Lost time cases x 200,000) / Total hours
B. (Lost time cases + medical aids + modified work cases) x
200,000 / Total employee hours of exposure
C. (First aids only x 200,000) / Total exposure hours
D. Total OSHA recordables / 100
Answer: B
7. On a multi-employer project, whose responsibility is it to
develop a collaborative environmental management/safety
program framework?
A. Subcontractor safety representative
B. Prime Contractor
C. Individual workers
D. WCB case manager
Answer: B
8. What is the primary purpose of an Action Plan within an
HSMS?
A. To discipline non-compliant workers
B. To provide a plan to improve the HSMS over the upcoming
year
, C. To calculate monthly payroll taxes
D. To replace formal hazard assessments
Answer: B
9. Corrective actions may vary depending on the level of risk,
but they should always follow which performance format?
A. FAST
B. SMART (Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, Time-
bound)
C. RAPID
D. CLEAR
Answer: B
10. What tool helps evaluate how well an HSMS is performing
against a recognized standard?
A. Safety audits
B. Daily tool talks
C. Equipment checklists
D. Production logs
Answer: A
11. How many primary elements is the ACSA COR (Certificate
of Recognition) audit tool typically organized around?
Guaranteed Accuracy! COMPLETE REAL EXAM QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT VERIFIED CORRECT ANSWERERS/ ALREADY
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1. What type of system is a complete framework that
maintains high standards throughout every part of a
company's organization?
A. Quality Control System
B. Health and Safety Management System (HSMS)
C. Financial Risk Matrix
D. Human Resources Database
Answer: B
2. What are the three core legal factors of Due Diligence?
A. Planning, Organizing, Leading
B. Foreseeability, Preventability, Control
C. Training, Education, Supervision
D. Assessment, Implementation, Monitoring
Answer: B
3. What type of losses are total financial costs directly
associated with loss-type incidents?
A. Absolute Losses
,B. Insured Losses Only
C. Marginal Losses
D. Variable Costs
Answer: A
4. What formula calculates the Lost Time Frequency Rate
(LTFR)?
A. (Lost work days x 200,000) / Total employee hours of
exposure
B. (Lost time cases x 200,000) / Total Employee Hours of
Exposure
C. (Total incidents x 1,000,000) / Total hours worked
D. (Medical aids x 200,000) / Total hours worked
Answer: B
5. What formula calculates the Injury Severity Rate (IRS)?
A. (Lost work days x 200,000) / Total employee hours of
exposure
B. (Lost time cases x 200,000) / Total hours worked
C. (Total recordable cases x 200,000) / Exposure hours
D. (Fatalities x 1,000,000) / Total hours
Answer: A
,6. What formula gives you the Total Recordable Incident
Frequency (TRIF)?
A. (Lost time cases x 200,000) / Total hours
B. (Lost time cases + medical aids + modified work cases) x
200,000 / Total employee hours of exposure
C. (First aids only x 200,000) / Total exposure hours
D. Total OSHA recordables / 100
Answer: B
7. On a multi-employer project, whose responsibility is it to
develop a collaborative environmental management/safety
program framework?
A. Subcontractor safety representative
B. Prime Contractor
C. Individual workers
D. WCB case manager
Answer: B
8. What is the primary purpose of an Action Plan within an
HSMS?
A. To discipline non-compliant workers
B. To provide a plan to improve the HSMS over the upcoming
year
, C. To calculate monthly payroll taxes
D. To replace formal hazard assessments
Answer: B
9. Corrective actions may vary depending on the level of risk,
but they should always follow which performance format?
A. FAST
B. SMART (Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, Time-
bound)
C. RAPID
D. CLEAR
Answer: B
10. What tool helps evaluate how well an HSMS is performing
against a recognized standard?
A. Safety audits
B. Daily tool talks
C. Equipment checklists
D. Production logs
Answer: A
11. How many primary elements is the ACSA COR (Certificate
of Recognition) audit tool typically organized around?
