CSP Exam Prep

CSP Exam Prep (2023 A+) Section 1910 of title 29 of the Code of Federal Regulations - The identifier 29 CFR 1910 refers to? National Institute of Standards and Technology - Which agency within the Department of Commerce is responsible for conducting research and developing codes and standards for fire protection and prevention, fire equipment, fire behavior, and consumer and building product safety? Directories of state agencies - Red books and blue books contain? Training of new employees Detailed safety planning Cost accounting (all of the above) - Which of the following techniques can companies use to make managers accountable for safety? By reducing the probability that the hazard will occur - How does redundancy affect hazards? __= A+B-(AXB) - What is the Fault Tree Analysis formula for calculating probability for an OR Gate Guard Rail Requirements General Industry __ ft above ground Construction __ ft above ground ___ ft above water - What are the following Guard Rail requirements: 4 ft = _____ 6 ft = _____ 25 ft = _____ Net Requirements Installed within __ ft of work area Extended __ ft from structure - What are the following Net requirements: 25 ft = _____ 8 ft = _____ EMR ___ company claims aligned with industry ___ company claims lower than industry ___ company claims higher than industry - What are the Experience Modification Rate equal 1 = ___ 1= ___ 1= ___ 1m³ = ___ liters - ___m³ = 1000 liters What do these abbreviations mean? LFL UFL - What are the abbreviations for: Lower Flash Limit Upper Flash Limit What is this formula used for? P=A(((1+i)ⁿ-1)/(i(1+i))) P=Principal A= Annual Payment i=interest n=# of years - What is the Annuities formula A Mutagen causes ____ - genetic mutations. Two types of ventilation: ___ Removes contaminated air from a space ___ blows in clean air to reduce concentration in a space Local - Explain the two types of ventilation Exhaust ___ Dilution ___ Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs - Physiological, Safety, Love, Esteem, Self-actualization McGregor's Theory X - employees do not want to work and are only motivated by money. McGregor's Theory Y - employees like to work and, when their needs are met, actually seek out responsibility. Herzberg Motivational Theory - 2 major categories: hygiene factors and motivation factors. Hygiene Factors - • Supervision • Interpersonal relationships • Physical working conditions • Salary Motivation Factors - • Achievement • Advancement • Recognition • Responsibility PDCA Cycle (Deming Cycle) - Continuous improvement quality model: Plan, Do, Check, and Act Management by Objectives - Focus is to set established goals for the organization by allowing both management and employees to participate in the process. Contingency Theory - there is no one best way to organize a corporation, lead a company, or make decisions. Systems Theory - an organization is considered and treated as a system. Chaos Theory - the butterfly effect SECTION: MANAGEMENT STYLES - Autocratic Leader/Manager - makes all decisions unilaterally Permissive Leader/Manager - permit participation in the decision-making process. Near-Miss Relationship (Initial Study Ratios) - For each serious - 29 Minor & 300 Close Call Near-Miss Relationship (Recent Studies) - For each serious - 59 Minor & 600 Close Call Job Safety Analysis - breaks a job into basic steps and identifies the hazards Failure Modes and Effects Analysis - determines where failures occurred. Fault Tree Analysis - logic diagram. shows all the potential causes of an accident or other undesired event. The Domino Theory - considered the first scientific approach to accident prevention. The Domino Theory - injury is caused by: social environment and inherited behavior fault of the person unsafe acts or conditions and a resulting accident. Heinrich: __% of accidents are unavoidable, __% are attributed to unsafe conditions, and __% are attributed to unsafe acts. - 2%, 10%, 88% Human Factors Theory - all accidents are the result of human error Petersen's Accident/Incident Theory - -basic extension of the Human Factors Theory -except that he introduced ergonomic traps and that a decision to err may be based on logic. Epidemiological Theory - focuses primarily on industrial hygiene aspects. Energy Release Theory - -William Haddon -portrays accidents in terms of energy and transference.