OSHA 30 CONSTRUCTION FINAL EXAM LATEST 2025
ACTUAL EXAM TEST BANK| COMPLETE ACCURATE
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS (100%
CORRECT ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED A+
What type of OSHA inspection is conducted when immediate death or
serious harm is likely? - ANSWER - imminent danger inspection
When the employer receives an OSHA citation, it must be: - ANSWER -
Posted for 3 days or until the violation is fixed.
If you feel that an OSHA inspection is needed to get hazards corrected at
your workplace, which is your best option? - ANSWER - Submit a written,
signed complaint with specific hazard information.
When applying ergonomic principles to your office environment, what
should you do to avoid injury? - ANSWER - Identify the ergonomic risks
associated with tasks you perform on the job.
Ergonomics is the applied science of designing environments so what can
happen? - ANSWER - People and the things they use can interact most
efficiently and safely.
What type of condition does repeated stress on muscles, joints, tendons,
and delicate nerve tissues cause? - ANSWER - Cumulative trauma
disorder (CTD)
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,What CTD results from prolonged or repetitive flexing of your wrists and
causes numbness, tingling, and pain? - ANSWER - Carpal tunnel
syndrome
Which of the following is an example of static loading? - ANSWER -
Holding a phone during a lengthy phone conversation
Why does working in an uncomfortably cold office increase your risk of
developing a CTD in your shoulder, arm, wrist, or hand? - ANSWER -
Because it will cause blood flow to shift from your extremities to your core
What CTD risk factor is associated with resting your wrist on the edge of
the desk while typing? - ANSWER - Contact stress
In what area of your back are you most likely to feel pain that results from
sitting in one position for too long without adequate back support or with
poor posture? - ANSWER - Lumbar area
What office activity is most likely to cause trigger finger? - ANSWER -
Repetitively using a manual stapler
Which behavior is an example of working in your comfort zone? - ANSWER
- Keeping key objects close to your body
What is the most appropriate response to initial CTD warning signs? -
ANSWER - Apply ergonomic best practices
What forklift component keeps the load from falling toward the operator? -
ANSWER - Backrest
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,What is another name for a forklift? - ANSWER - Powered industrial truck
What type of forklift accident is most likely to lead to a fatality? - ANSWER -
An operator being crushed by a tipped or overturned forklift
In what situation are you most likely to need to drive a forklift in reverse? -
ANSWER - When a load is obstructing your forward vision
What are the three points of a forklift that make up the stability triangle? -
ANSWER - The two front wheels and the pivot point of the back axle
What feature of a forklift makes the rear of the vehicle is swing wide on
turns? - ANSWER - Pivoting rear axle
What is the safest position for your forklift when you are carrying a load up
a ramp onto a trailer? - ANSWER - Driving forward, forks lowered as much
as possible, load pointed upgrading
What is the safest position for your forklift when you are driving down a
ramp with an empty forklift? - ANSWER - Driving forward, forks lowered
and pointed downgrade
Which of the following is not an environmental hazard when operating a
forklift? - ANSWER - Spotter
What individual or company is responsible for certifying that a worker is
qualified to drive a forklift? - ANSWER - The workers employer
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, How frequently must an employer evaluate a forklift operator's on-the-job
skills and safety practices? - ANSWER - Every three years
Which of the following topics would not be included in forklift safety
awareness training? - ANSWER - Fork raising and lowering skills
What is the only way to confirm that an extinguisher is in proper working
order and will operate reliably in an emergency? - ANSWER - Inspect it
monthly
What type of inspection involves a thorough examination for physical
damage or any condition that may prevent proper operation and will
normally reveal if further testing or internal maintenance is required? -
ANSWER - Annual inspection
How often should a certified fire protection company perform an internal
maintenance inspection of the fire extinguisher in your workplace? -
ANSWER - Every 5, 6, or 12 years on the type of extinguisher
What part of a fire extinguisher indicates that the pressure might be low,
and therefore keep the fire extinguisher from properly discharging? -
ANSWER - Gauge
Once you complete a monthly fire extinguisher inspection, what should you
do before reporting any issues to your employer? - ANSWER - Remove the
extinguisher from service if the operating condition is questionable
Initial the inspection tag or sticker
Record your completed inspection
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ACTUAL EXAM TEST BANK| COMPLETE ACCURATE
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS (100%
CORRECT ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED A+
What type of OSHA inspection is conducted when immediate death or
serious harm is likely? - ANSWER - imminent danger inspection
When the employer receives an OSHA citation, it must be: - ANSWER -
Posted for 3 days or until the violation is fixed.
If you feel that an OSHA inspection is needed to get hazards corrected at
your workplace, which is your best option? - ANSWER - Submit a written,
signed complaint with specific hazard information.
When applying ergonomic principles to your office environment, what
should you do to avoid injury? - ANSWER - Identify the ergonomic risks
associated with tasks you perform on the job.
Ergonomics is the applied science of designing environments so what can
happen? - ANSWER - People and the things they use can interact most
efficiently and safely.
What type of condition does repeated stress on muscles, joints, tendons,
and delicate nerve tissues cause? - ANSWER - Cumulative trauma
disorder (CTD)
pg. 1
,What CTD results from prolonged or repetitive flexing of your wrists and
causes numbness, tingling, and pain? - ANSWER - Carpal tunnel
syndrome
Which of the following is an example of static loading? - ANSWER -
Holding a phone during a lengthy phone conversation
Why does working in an uncomfortably cold office increase your risk of
developing a CTD in your shoulder, arm, wrist, or hand? - ANSWER -
Because it will cause blood flow to shift from your extremities to your core
What CTD risk factor is associated with resting your wrist on the edge of
the desk while typing? - ANSWER - Contact stress
In what area of your back are you most likely to feel pain that results from
sitting in one position for too long without adequate back support or with
poor posture? - ANSWER - Lumbar area
What office activity is most likely to cause trigger finger? - ANSWER -
Repetitively using a manual stapler
Which behavior is an example of working in your comfort zone? - ANSWER
- Keeping key objects close to your body
What is the most appropriate response to initial CTD warning signs? -
ANSWER - Apply ergonomic best practices
What forklift component keeps the load from falling toward the operator? -
ANSWER - Backrest
pg. 2
,What is another name for a forklift? - ANSWER - Powered industrial truck
What type of forklift accident is most likely to lead to a fatality? - ANSWER -
An operator being crushed by a tipped or overturned forklift
In what situation are you most likely to need to drive a forklift in reverse? -
ANSWER - When a load is obstructing your forward vision
What are the three points of a forklift that make up the stability triangle? -
ANSWER - The two front wheels and the pivot point of the back axle
What feature of a forklift makes the rear of the vehicle is swing wide on
turns? - ANSWER - Pivoting rear axle
What is the safest position for your forklift when you are carrying a load up
a ramp onto a trailer? - ANSWER - Driving forward, forks lowered as much
as possible, load pointed upgrading
What is the safest position for your forklift when you are driving down a
ramp with an empty forklift? - ANSWER - Driving forward, forks lowered
and pointed downgrade
Which of the following is not an environmental hazard when operating a
forklift? - ANSWER - Spotter
What individual or company is responsible for certifying that a worker is
qualified to drive a forklift? - ANSWER - The workers employer
pg. 3
, How frequently must an employer evaluate a forklift operator's on-the-job
skills and safety practices? - ANSWER - Every three years
Which of the following topics would not be included in forklift safety
awareness training? - ANSWER - Fork raising and lowering skills
What is the only way to confirm that an extinguisher is in proper working
order and will operate reliably in an emergency? - ANSWER - Inspect it
monthly
What type of inspection involves a thorough examination for physical
damage or any condition that may prevent proper operation and will
normally reveal if further testing or internal maintenance is required? -
ANSWER - Annual inspection
How often should a certified fire protection company perform an internal
maintenance inspection of the fire extinguisher in your workplace? -
ANSWER - Every 5, 6, or 12 years on the type of extinguisher
What part of a fire extinguisher indicates that the pressure might be low,
and therefore keep the fire extinguisher from properly discharging? -
ANSWER - Gauge
Once you complete a monthly fire extinguisher inspection, what should you
do before reporting any issues to your employer? - ANSWER - Remove the
extinguisher from service if the operating condition is questionable
Initial the inspection tag or sticker
Record your completed inspection
pg. 4
