BNSF STUDY EXAM QUESTIONS
WITH CORRECT ANSWERS ALREADY
PASSED!!
The purpose of a contractor safety action plan is? CORRECT ANSWERS location
specific plan for carrying out elements of a company's safety management system
A contractor employer must ensure that its safety action plan(s) are: CORRECT
ANSWERS All:
maintained with each work group on BNSF railway property
Available withe the BNSF project Representative or Employee in charge
Uploaded to Contractor Orientation at www.bnsfcontractor.com
The 24 hour BNSF emergency number to call if an incident or injury occurs is 1-800-
832-5452 and is located in the first page of the contractor safety action plan and your
contractor orientation badge CORRECT ANSWERS True
1. C
2. D
3. A CORRECT ANSWERS
Which of the following is NOT a step in a job Safety Briefing? CORRECT ANSWERS
Verify job location for the following week
should be:
Discussing the task at hand
Delegate and discuss life saving processes
Establish cues to pause the work
Which of the following is Not a form of personal protection? CORRECT ANSWERS
sunglasses
These are:
Hard Hat, Safety toed work boots
reflective vest
Good housekeeping and material storage can prevent injuries and includes the
following activies. CORRECT ANSWERS All:
Keeping walk ways clear of hazards
Posting approperiate warning signs to identify hazards
Properly storing flammable and combstible liquids and gases
Latter CORRECT ANSWERS Ascending/Descending - An exposure that exists when a
person or an object may be unexpectedly struck.
, Door
1. C
2. B
3. D
4. LATTER/ DOOR. TRAIN/ BEAM CORRECT ANSWERS Pinch Point - An exposure
that exists when a person or an object may be unexpectedly struck
Train CORRECT ANSWERS Line of fire/ Release of Energy - An exposure that exists
when a person or an object may be unexpectedly struck
Beam CORRECT ANSWERS Walking/ Path of Travel - An exposure that exists along a
path of travel that could cause a slip, Trip, or Fall
When an incident or injury occurs on BNSF property, it must be reported to the BNSF
railway project representative CORRECT ANSWERS True
I can be removed from the job site if I am found in possession of drugs, alcohol, or
weapons on BNSF railway property. CORRECT ANSWERS True
How often should portable fire extinguishers be visually inspected CORRECT
ANSWERS Monthly
Hand and portable tools that have been labled "out of service" are acceptable to for a
single or quick job, but not for an extended amount of time. CORRECT ANSWERS
False
Copy of MSDS/SDS (s) must be maintained with your work group while on a BNSF
project. CORRECT ANSWERS True
1. A
2. A
3. B
4. B
5. A CORRECT ANSWERS
Slings or rigging should only be inspected weekly. CORRECT ANSWERS False
During the hazardous Energy control / Lockout Tagout process, you must be sure
energy sources of all types are controlled. CORRECT ANSWERS True
Personal fall arrest systems must be inspected before each use CORRECT ANSWERS
True
WITH CORRECT ANSWERS ALREADY
PASSED!!
The purpose of a contractor safety action plan is? CORRECT ANSWERS location
specific plan for carrying out elements of a company's safety management system
A contractor employer must ensure that its safety action plan(s) are: CORRECT
ANSWERS All:
maintained with each work group on BNSF railway property
Available withe the BNSF project Representative or Employee in charge
Uploaded to Contractor Orientation at www.bnsfcontractor.com
The 24 hour BNSF emergency number to call if an incident or injury occurs is 1-800-
832-5452 and is located in the first page of the contractor safety action plan and your
contractor orientation badge CORRECT ANSWERS True
1. C
2. D
3. A CORRECT ANSWERS
Which of the following is NOT a step in a job Safety Briefing? CORRECT ANSWERS
Verify job location for the following week
should be:
Discussing the task at hand
Delegate and discuss life saving processes
Establish cues to pause the work
Which of the following is Not a form of personal protection? CORRECT ANSWERS
sunglasses
These are:
Hard Hat, Safety toed work boots
reflective vest
Good housekeeping and material storage can prevent injuries and includes the
following activies. CORRECT ANSWERS All:
Keeping walk ways clear of hazards
Posting approperiate warning signs to identify hazards
Properly storing flammable and combstible liquids and gases
Latter CORRECT ANSWERS Ascending/Descending - An exposure that exists when a
person or an object may be unexpectedly struck.
, Door
1. C
2. B
3. D
4. LATTER/ DOOR. TRAIN/ BEAM CORRECT ANSWERS Pinch Point - An exposure
that exists when a person or an object may be unexpectedly struck
Train CORRECT ANSWERS Line of fire/ Release of Energy - An exposure that exists
when a person or an object may be unexpectedly struck
Beam CORRECT ANSWERS Walking/ Path of Travel - An exposure that exists along a
path of travel that could cause a slip, Trip, or Fall
When an incident or injury occurs on BNSF property, it must be reported to the BNSF
railway project representative CORRECT ANSWERS True
I can be removed from the job site if I am found in possession of drugs, alcohol, or
weapons on BNSF railway property. CORRECT ANSWERS True
How often should portable fire extinguishers be visually inspected CORRECT
ANSWERS Monthly
Hand and portable tools that have been labled "out of service" are acceptable to for a
single or quick job, but not for an extended amount of time. CORRECT ANSWERS
False
Copy of MSDS/SDS (s) must be maintained with your work group while on a BNSF
project. CORRECT ANSWERS True
1. A
2. A
3. B
4. B
5. A CORRECT ANSWERS
Slings or rigging should only be inspected weekly. CORRECT ANSWERS False
During the hazardous Energy control / Lockout Tagout process, you must be sure
energy sources of all types are controlled. CORRECT ANSWERS True
Personal fall arrest systems must be inspected before each use CORRECT ANSWERS
True
