OSHA 30 CONSTRUCTION FINAL EXAM

OSHA 30 CONSTRUCTION FINAL EXAM 1. OSHA requires training to be provided within one year of when a safety and health program is first established A. True B. False (correct answer) The minimum safe distance for equipment operating in proximity to energized power lines that contain up to 50,000 volts is A. 25 feet B. 5 feet C. 10 feet (correct answer) D. 50 feet The GFCI fits into the standard electrical outlet box to protect ground faults. A. Disposable B. Receptacle (correct answer) C. Plastic D. None-conductive Some states may have more stringent requirements than Federal OSHA for working over or near water A. True (correct answer) B. False Load chart ratings will differ when: A. Outriggers are fully-extended B. Outriggers are half-extended C. No outriggers (picking from rubber) D. All of the above (correct answer) The most important A. color B. cons C. degree D. geo (correct answer) Complexity of training depends on which of the following? A. Size and complexity of the worksite B. Characteristics of the hazards and potential hazards at C. The training budget D. All of the above E. Both A and B (correct answer) Federal OSHA requires the employer to initiate and maintain such safety and health programs to ensure a safe and healthful place of employment A. Never B. Sometimes C. Only for governmental agency’s D. True, for all places of employment (correct answer) If it can not fix a serious hazard immediately, you should A. Complain to management B. Hide it C. Prevent employee exposure D. Communicate the hazard to the crew and subs, use signs and bar E. Both C and D (correct answer) Gloves used for electrical work must be inspected and tested prior to use, and be certified every: A. 30 days B. 6 months (correct answer) C. 12 months D. Never Underground electrical hazards are: A. Easy to identify B. Difficult to locate exactly, and may pose a serious risk to laborers and backhoe operators (correct answer) C. Always marked exactly where they are located D. Always buried in red concrete In an effective program, management regards worker safety and health as which the following? A. An overhead expense that is a wasteful part of doing business B. A fundamental value of the organization C. An important business goal D. Both B and C (correct answer) E. None of the above Which of the following is necessary training topics for employees? A. The workplace plan in case of a fire or other emergency B. General site hazards and hazards unique to a workers activity. C. When and where PPE is required D. All of the above (correct answer) Which statement below would be most correct? A. OSHA requires that all employers have “written” safety and health programs B. OSHA encourages employers to clearly document their safety and health programs. (correct answer) C. Written safety and health programs are always required D. Safety and health training E. None of the above. Back disorders, strains and sprains, carpal tunnel syndrome are examples of what type injury A. Chemical exposures B. Musculo-skeletal disorders (MSD's) (correct answer) C. Biological hazards D. None of the above Successful safety leaders generally posses which of the following A. Good people and communication skills B. Work to gain trust and respect with others C. Vision and passion D. Always setting the example as a safety role model E. All of the above (correct answer) An incident investigation: A. Is good for finding who to blame when an incident occurs B. Should focus primarily on the behaviors of those who were closest to an incident C. Should focus primarily on the immediate cause of an injury D. Will help an employer reduce factors that create unsafe conditions (correct answer) Training topics for employees who are exposed to fall hazards should include A. All roof fall hazards that may be encountered B. Fall protection standards and requirements C. Procedures for ere