OSHA 10 - Machine Guarding Verified Answers

OSHA 10 - Machine Guarding Verified Answers 1. Which of the following is an example of a machine guarding hazard? ️Flying chips and sparks created by a machine 2. Are the moving parts on a machine a potential machine guarding hazard? ️False 3. What are the three basic areas of a machine that require safeguarding? ️Point of Operation, Power Transmission Apparatus, Other Moving Parts 4. Is the point of operation the area on a machine where the work is performed? If so, it must be guarded. ️True 5. Which of the following is a type of mechanical action hazard? ️Punching 6. What is not a requirement for safeguards? ️Creates a new hazard 7. What should proper training include in regards to machine guarding? (Select all that apply) ️Describing and identifying any potential hazards associated with specific machines, describing safeguards and how they protect workers, how, when, and who can remove specific safeguards, all of the above 8. What are OSHA's practices and procedures designed to protect workers from? ️The release of hazardous energy 9. What is not part of the required steps to follow before allowing a machine or piece of equipment to return to service? ️Written report delivered to the original manufacturer 10. What is not one of the general rules to prevent hazards during servicing or maintenance of machines? ️Connecting the machine to an energy source 1. True or false: To ensure that employees are properly protected from machine hazards, employers must assess the workplace and identify potential hazards before allowing any machines to be used. ️True 2. What should employers not do in order to ensure the safety and health of workers in regards to machine guarding? ️Allow workers to use a machine without training 3. If engineering controls are not possible or cannot remove all potential hazards arising from worksite machinery, what must employers provide employees with? ️Personal Protective Equipment 4. What training should an employee receive in regards to machine guarding? (Select all that apply) ️Potential hazards in their work areas, including any machine-related hazards, proper machine operating procedures, lockout/tagout procedures, safe work practices, machine safeguards, their purpose, and their proper use, how to respond if they notice a potential machine hazard or an unsafe working condition 5. True or false: Employees should not be trained on correct medical and first aid program procedures. ️False