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CSP FINAL EXAM PREP 2025/2026 ACTUAL QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ACCURATE ANSWERS || 100% ENDORSED PASS&gt;LATEST VERSION&lt; 1. Incongruence Theory - ANSWER Disconnect between mature workers and organizational characteristics 2. Herzberg - ANSWER Hygiene Theory 3. Hygiene Theory - ANSWER We build satisfaction and motivation into the job 4. Industrial Hygiene - ANSWER Anticipate, recognize, evaluate and control of health hazards. 5. TLV - ANSWER Threshold limit value, a voluntary limit set by ACGIH. These are health based values that are set by experts and do not consider economic or technical feasibility. Nearly all workers can be exposed 8 hours/day, 40 hours/week without adverse health effects., 6. ACGIH - ANSWER The American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists., 7. STEL - ANSWER Short-term exposure limit, a 15 minute sample is used to estimate. STEL exposures should not be more than 15 minutes up to 4 times per day. Must have 60 minutes between exposures. 8. Ceiling limit - ANSWER A limit never to be exceeded. 9. Skin designation - ANSWER Potential significant contribution to exposure through the skin. 10. How do you calculate a time-weighted average? - ANSWER Take each concentration and multiply it by the sample time for that concentration. Add together each one in numerator and divide by total time. TWA = C1T1 + C2T2 + CnTn/T1+T2+Tn 11. How do you calculate an 8 hour time weighted average? - ANSWER Take each concentration and multiply it by the sample time for that concentration. Add together each one in numerator and divide by 8 hours (or 480 minutes). TWA = C1T1 + C2T2 + CnTn/ 8 hours 12. How to convert from mg/m3 to ppm? - ANSWER ppm = mg/m3 X 24.45/MW 13. How to calculate the TLV of a mixture? - ANSWER 1 divided by each chemical fraction (as a decimal) divided by its TLV added together. TLV = 1/(f1/TLV1 + f2/TLV2 + fn/TLVn) 14. Industrial hygiene data is normally/log normally distributed? - ANSWER Log normally distributed 15. On a log normal distribution skewed right, where is mean, median, mode?* - ANSWER The mean will be closest to the tail, the median would be in the center, and the mode last. 16. Respirable dust - ANSWER Dust below about 4-5 microns in size, which is capable of getting down to the gas exchange region of the lungs called the alveoli. 17. Gravimetric - ANSWER Pre and post weighing of a sample to determine the change in weight. This is done for particulate samples. 18. Particulate sampling is conducted with what? - ANSWER A sampling pump, tubing and cassette with filter or a direct reading instrument for dust. 19. What else is needed to collect respirable dust or silica? - ANSWER A cyclone 20. PID - ANSWER Photoionization detector-a general survey instrument that provides qualitative information on the amount and class of chemicals present in air. Used for organic and some inorganic chemicals. 21. Detector Tube - ANSWER A colorimetric tube used with a bellows pump to detect chemicals in air. Must have the correct tube for what you are trying to detect. Accuracy is +/-20-25%. 22. Electrochemical sensors - ANSWER Used on confined space monitors for chemicals like CO, H2S, etc. Must be calibrated. 23. Absorbent - ANSWER A liquid media that absorbs gases and vapors. The liquid can then be analyzed in the laboratory. 24. Adsorbent - ANSWER A solid media such as activated carbon inside a tube used to collect gases and vapors. 25. Impinger - ANSWER Used as part of the sampling train with absorbent liquid media. 26. Sampling train - ANSWER Calibrator, collection device (filter with cassette, tube, etc.), tubing, pump 27. Charcoal tubes - ANSWER Most common adsorbent media, good for non polar compounds, ok up to 90% humidity, desorbed with carbon disulfide. 28. Silica gel tubes - ANSWER Good for polar compounds, hydrophilic so not good in humid environments. 29. Mazlow's Hierarchy of Needs - ANSWER 1. Self Actualization 2. Esteem 3. Social 4. Safety 5. Physiological 30. Pareto Principal - ANSWER The 80-20 Rule 80% of the effects result from 20% of the causes 20% is the vital few 31. Elements of Management - ANSWER 1. Planning 2. Organizing 3. Activating 4. Controlling 5. Decision Making 32. Principals - ANSWER Owners, executives, board members, officers They set the policies and objectives 33. Chief Executive Officer - ANSWER CEO Sets the tone for Safety Leads by example 34. Safety Objectives - ANSWER 1. Humanitarian objectives (injuries, suffering, etc) 2. Cost reduction 3. Intangible results (morale, public relations) 35. What gives safety authority? - ANSWER The ability to influence line management 36. Who is responsible for safety? - ANSWER Safety is a line function 37. What is the most effective way to motivate employees? - ANSWER Supervisor contacts 38. How do you determine the size of a safety department? - ANSWER 1. Number and type of hazards 2. Duties assigned to safety 3. Frequency of accidents 39. Thee types of safety committees? - ANSWER 1. Policy 2. Inspection 3. Education 40. The steps of the Safety Management Process? - ANSWER 1. Keep visible line of responsibility for safety 2. Hold line accountable for safety performance 3. Hold safety accountable for persuasiveness and information 4. Develop safety objectives 5. Measure hazard control effectiveness 41. Safety Program Objectives - ANSWER 1. Compliance with established safety and health standards 2. Training and education 3. Engineering controls 4. Inspections 5. Accident Investigations 42. What is ISO 9001 - ANSWER A Quality Standard "Say what you do and do what you say" 43. ISO 9001 Elements? - ANSWER Plan Do Check Act 44. ISO 14000 - ANSWER Environmental only Management tool to enable organizations to identify and control environmental impacts, continually improve environmental performance and to implement a systematic approach to setting and achieving environmental objectives. 45. What ISO is safety - ANSWER There is not one! 46. OHSAS 18000 - ANSWER Voluntary international standard Similar to OSHA VPP 47. ANSI/AIHA Z10 - ANSWER For safety and health To provide management with a tool to reduce the risk on injuries, illness and fatalities Plan, Do, Check, Act model 48. 5 Key Elements of ANSI Z10 - ANSWER 1. Management leadership and employee participation 2. Planning 3. Implementation and Operation 4. Evaluation and Corrective Action 5. Management Review Process 49. 4 Components of VPP - ANSWER 1. Management leadership and employee involvement 2. Worksite analysis 3. Hazard prevention and control 4. Safety and health training 50. 1st Step in training - ANSWER a needs assessment 51. Training Objectives - ANSWER SMART Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, and time bound You must be able to measure the outcome!