DHA Employee Safety Course
Action 1 of 4: Take time off until medical authority determines proper fitness for duty. -
✔️✔️Supported by OSH Act rights
Your workstation is located under a high window. Fumes from a nearby work area are
dispersed into your area. You and your colleagues often get headaches and several
times you felt sick from the fumes, which you feel are hazardous to your health.
Action 2 of 4: Ask to see whether others have already reported the fumes as a hazard. -
✔️✔️Supported by OSH Act rights
Your workstation is located under a high window. Fumes from a nearby work area are
dispersed into your area. You and your colleagues often get headaches and several
times you felt sick from the fumes, which you feel are hazardous to your health.
Action 3 of 4: File a complaint with OSHA if nothing is done after the hazard has been
reported. - ✔️✔️Supported by OSH Act rights
Your workstation is located under a high window. Fumes from a nearby work area are
dispersed into your area. You and your colleagues often get headaches and several
times you felt sick from the fumes, which you feel are hazardous to your health.
Action 4 of 4: You would like to observe a safety inspection of the ventilation system in
your work area. - ✔️✔️Supported by OSH Act rights
What publication provides policy for the Defense Health Agency Safety program? -
✔️✔️DHA Administrative Instruction 6055.01
You team has been incredibly busy at the hospital's loading dock. You've noticed the
bay doors are unsecured and there are several tripping hazards near each door. You
notice the situation and think you should report it as hazardous, but you are concerned
you boss will be angry with you.
Which of these employee rights might affect what you do? - ✔️✔️- Right to non-
retaliation
- Right to promote safety
A new piece of equipment has arrived and you supervisor is anxious to put it to use.
You can usually figure out how to operate equipment, but you've never used this before.
Your supervisor hands you the manual and says, "Ok, get started!" As he walks off, he
turns and says, "Oh, and be careful." You understand the urgency, but are nervous
about using the new equipment.
Action 1 of 4: Take time off until medical authority determines proper fitness for duty. -
✔️✔️Supported by OSH Act rights
Your workstation is located under a high window. Fumes from a nearby work area are
dispersed into your area. You and your colleagues often get headaches and several
times you felt sick from the fumes, which you feel are hazardous to your health.
Action 2 of 4: Ask to see whether others have already reported the fumes as a hazard. -
✔️✔️Supported by OSH Act rights
Your workstation is located under a high window. Fumes from a nearby work area are
dispersed into your area. You and your colleagues often get headaches and several
times you felt sick from the fumes, which you feel are hazardous to your health.
Action 3 of 4: File a complaint with OSHA if nothing is done after the hazard has been
reported. - ✔️✔️Supported by OSH Act rights
Your workstation is located under a high window. Fumes from a nearby work area are
dispersed into your area. You and your colleagues often get headaches and several
times you felt sick from the fumes, which you feel are hazardous to your health.
Action 4 of 4: You would like to observe a safety inspection of the ventilation system in
your work area. - ✔️✔️Supported by OSH Act rights
What publication provides policy for the Defense Health Agency Safety program? -
✔️✔️DHA Administrative Instruction 6055.01
You team has been incredibly busy at the hospital's loading dock. You've noticed the
bay doors are unsecured and there are several tripping hazards near each door. You
notice the situation and think you should report it as hazardous, but you are concerned
you boss will be angry with you.
Which of these employee rights might affect what you do? - ✔️✔️- Right to non-
retaliation
- Right to promote safety
A new piece of equipment has arrived and you supervisor is anxious to put it to use.
You can usually figure out how to operate equipment, but you've never used this before.
Your supervisor hands you the manual and says, "Ok, get started!" As he walks off, he
turns and says, "Oh, and be careful." You understand the urgency, but are nervous
about using the new equipment.
