CM 214 - LESSON 29 EXAM 4 UPDATED ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
Trades on your jobsite are erecting a scaffold. Which of the following is true?
a. The crew is allowed to climb the braces throughout scaffold construction.
b. The crew is allowed to define their own scaffold specifications.
c. A competent person must supervise the process.
Answer:
C
Question:
Does OSHA recognize any fall protection other than PFASs, safety nets, or
guardrail systems?
a. OSHA doesn't require fall protection for residential construction workers.
b. Yes, OSHA recognizes alternative fall protection.
c. No, OSHA doesn't recognize any fall protection other than conventional fall
protection.
Answer:
B
Question:
If workers need to get from the edge of a window sill to a scaffold platform,
how far away may the scaffold platform be from the sill edge?
a. 14 inches
b. 23 inches
c. 20 inches
Answer:
A
Question:
The roofer is using an extension ladder to get to roof. Which of the following is
true?
a. Because the ladder extends 2 feet above the edge of the roof, according to
the OSHA standard, the roofer can land on the roof safely.
b. The ladder can be moved while the roofer is using it.
c. The roofer should maintain three points of contact with the ladder
Answer:
C
Question:
If the workers on a 4:12-pitch roof aren't using conventional fall protection,
which of the following is true?
a. If they're using a warning line, a safety monitor isn't required.
b. They should have either a safety monitor and warning line or 2×6 slide
guards.
c. Workers aren't allowed to use slide guards as alternative fall protection.
, Answer:
B
Question:
Which of the following is one way framers using alternative fall protection can
limit their risk of falling from the roof?
a. Stay on the roof ridge during the entire framing process.
b. Investigate all accidents.
c. Limit the amount of time they're on the roof ridge.
Answer:
C
Question:
A window opening on the second floor has a bottom sill that's 24 inches high.
Should the opening have a temporary guardrail?
a. No, unless the window opening is more than 3 feet wide.
b. Yes, unless all the workers on that level are wearing PFASs.
c. Yes, unless the opening has a chute attached to it.
Answer:
B
Question:
A member of the framing crew is on the second floor deck. He opens a door
leading directly onto a stairway. At least how far should the floor decking he's
standing on extend beyond the swing of the door?
a. 3 inches
b. 20 inches
c. 8 inches
Answer:
B
Question:
Which of the following is part of an alternative fall protection plan?
a. a safety net
b. a controlled access zone
c. a guardrail system
Answer:
B
Question:
To comply with OSHA standards, stairway landings must be at least how deep
and wide?
a. 20 inches deep and 14 inches wide
b. 25 inches deep and 18 inches wide
c. 30 inches deep and 22 inches wide
Answer:
C
Question:
Which of the following is true?
a. Only a double-locking snaphook may be used in a PFAS.
b. Any type of snaphook may be used in a PFAS.
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
Trades on your jobsite are erecting a scaffold. Which of the following is true?
a. The crew is allowed to climb the braces throughout scaffold construction.
b. The crew is allowed to define their own scaffold specifications.
c. A competent person must supervise the process.
Answer:
C
Question:
Does OSHA recognize any fall protection other than PFASs, safety nets, or
guardrail systems?
a. OSHA doesn't require fall protection for residential construction workers.
b. Yes, OSHA recognizes alternative fall protection.
c. No, OSHA doesn't recognize any fall protection other than conventional fall
protection.
Answer:
B
Question:
If workers need to get from the edge of a window sill to a scaffold platform,
how far away may the scaffold platform be from the sill edge?
a. 14 inches
b. 23 inches
c. 20 inches
Answer:
A
Question:
The roofer is using an extension ladder to get to roof. Which of the following is
true?
a. Because the ladder extends 2 feet above the edge of the roof, according to
the OSHA standard, the roofer can land on the roof safely.
b. The ladder can be moved while the roofer is using it.
c. The roofer should maintain three points of contact with the ladder
Answer:
C
Question:
If the workers on a 4:12-pitch roof aren't using conventional fall protection,
which of the following is true?
a. If they're using a warning line, a safety monitor isn't required.
b. They should have either a safety monitor and warning line or 2×6 slide
guards.
c. Workers aren't allowed to use slide guards as alternative fall protection.
, Answer:
B
Question:
Which of the following is one way framers using alternative fall protection can
limit their risk of falling from the roof?
a. Stay on the roof ridge during the entire framing process.
b. Investigate all accidents.
c. Limit the amount of time they're on the roof ridge.
Answer:
C
Question:
A window opening on the second floor has a bottom sill that's 24 inches high.
Should the opening have a temporary guardrail?
a. No, unless the window opening is more than 3 feet wide.
b. Yes, unless all the workers on that level are wearing PFASs.
c. Yes, unless the opening has a chute attached to it.
Answer:
B
Question:
A member of the framing crew is on the second floor deck. He opens a door
leading directly onto a stairway. At least how far should the floor decking he's
standing on extend beyond the swing of the door?
a. 3 inches
b. 20 inches
c. 8 inches
Answer:
B
Question:
Which of the following is part of an alternative fall protection plan?
a. a safety net
b. a controlled access zone
c. a guardrail system
Answer:
B
Question:
To comply with OSHA standards, stairway landings must be at least how deep
and wide?
a. 20 inches deep and 14 inches wide
b. 25 inches deep and 18 inches wide
c. 30 inches deep and 22 inches wide
Answer:
C
Question:
Which of the following is true?
a. Only a double-locking snaphook may be used in a PFAS.
b. Any type of snaphook may be used in a PFAS.
