OSHA 10 Exam Questions and
Answers 100% PASS
Reduction of workplace fatalities and injuries after the Inception of OSHA—ANSWER--Down
62% fatalities, down 40% injuries
OSHA's mission—ANSWER--To ensure a safe and healthy workplace for every working man
and woman in the nation
General duty Clause require from employees?—ANSWER--Comply with occupational safety
and health standards
Required to be posted in a conspicuous location—ANSWER--OSHA 300a year summary of
workplace injuries and illnesses
Report of a workplace fatality—ANSWER--8 hours for a fatality Colin 24 hours for
hospitalization amputee or eyesight
OSHA priority inspections—ANSWER--Imminent danger
Violations electrical in nature are considered to be what—ANSWER--Serious
When approached by an OSHA inspection officer what must happen first—ANSWER--
Presentation of credentials
, Power delivery employees fall protection—ANSWER--4 feet above ground on poles Towers
or similar structures this is a vertical rule
What is OSHA's phone number—ANSWER--+1-800-321- OSHA
Free Fall distances—ANSWER--6 feet free fall comma three and a half feet deceleration 9
and a half feet total
Ladder angle equation—ANSWER--4 feet of height 1 feet of distance 3 foot handrail
Positioning device system requirements—ANSWER--Anchorage of at least three thousand
pounds Free Fall no more than 2 feet
Electrocution hazards be safe acronym—ANSWER--Burns, electrocution, shock Arc, fire,
explosions
What electrocution Hazard exists for the system neutral—ANSWER--They carry return path
current
What does OSHA require of employers for mad over seven 76.6 KV—ANSWER--Calculate
transient over-voltage
When is ear protection required—ANSWER--Over 85 decibels
Administrative control—ANSWER--Item or device fitted to prevent injury or damage
Acceptable oxygen levels—ANSWER--19.5% to 23.5%
Thunder to lightning equation—ANSWER--5 seconds equals 1 mile
Types of hard hats—ANSWER--Type 1 protects top. Type 2 protects top and sides. Class G
equals 2200 volts. Class E equals 20000 volt
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Answers 100% PASS
Reduction of workplace fatalities and injuries after the Inception of OSHA—ANSWER--Down
62% fatalities, down 40% injuries
OSHA's mission—ANSWER--To ensure a safe and healthy workplace for every working man
and woman in the nation
General duty Clause require from employees?—ANSWER--Comply with occupational safety
and health standards
Required to be posted in a conspicuous location—ANSWER--OSHA 300a year summary of
workplace injuries and illnesses
Report of a workplace fatality—ANSWER--8 hours for a fatality Colin 24 hours for
hospitalization amputee or eyesight
OSHA priority inspections—ANSWER--Imminent danger
Violations electrical in nature are considered to be what—ANSWER--Serious
When approached by an OSHA inspection officer what must happen first—ANSWER--
Presentation of credentials
, Power delivery employees fall protection—ANSWER--4 feet above ground on poles Towers
or similar structures this is a vertical rule
What is OSHA's phone number—ANSWER--+1-800-321- OSHA
Free Fall distances—ANSWER--6 feet free fall comma three and a half feet deceleration 9
and a half feet total
Ladder angle equation—ANSWER--4 feet of height 1 feet of distance 3 foot handrail
Positioning device system requirements—ANSWER--Anchorage of at least three thousand
pounds Free Fall no more than 2 feet
Electrocution hazards be safe acronym—ANSWER--Burns, electrocution, shock Arc, fire,
explosions
What electrocution Hazard exists for the system neutral—ANSWER--They carry return path
current
What does OSHA require of employers for mad over seven 76.6 KV—ANSWER--Calculate
transient over-voltage
When is ear protection required—ANSWER--Over 85 decibels
Administrative control—ANSWER--Item or device fitted to prevent injury or damage
Acceptable oxygen levels—ANSWER--19.5% to 23.5%
Thunder to lightning equation—ANSWER--5 seconds equals 1 mile
Types of hard hats—ANSWER--Type 1 protects top. Type 2 protects top and sides. Class G
equals 2200 volts. Class E equals 20000 volt
© 2026 Copyright. All Rights Reserved. This document is
protected by copyright law, Copyrighted By Brittie Donald
