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COSC 464 OSHA Exam Review Questions
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What was the first safety organization?
Ans: MSHA
Which fire extinguisher is silver in color and what is it used for?
Ans: Type K, grease fires
What fire extinguisher is the most-used in the industry?
Ans: Type ABC
Where are all incidents recorded?
Ans: OSHA 300 Log
What type of injuries must be given to the insurance?
Ans: Recordable
What type of injuries have to be reported?
Ans: All, but not all have to be recorded
What is the CFR for general industry?
Ans: 1910
What is the CFR for construction?
Ans: 1926
What is Subpart C?
Ans: General Duty Clause
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What is Subpart F?
Ans: Fire Protection
What is Subpart G?
Ans: Signs, Signals, Barricades
What is Subpart X?
Ans: Ladders
What is Subpart L?
Ans: Scaffolds
What is Subpart P?
Ans: Excavation
What is Subpart K?
Ans: Electrical
What is Subpart N?
Ans: Heavy Equipment/Cranes
What is Subpart R?
Ans: Steel Erection
What written item is required for every jobsite?
Ans: Written Hazard Communication Program
How long do exposure records have to be kept?
Ans: 30 Years
What fire extinguisher is used for electrical fires?
Ans: Type C
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What does PASS stand for?
Ans: Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep
At what point must OSHA be contacted due to injuries?
Ans: Fatality, Amputation, Eye Injury, Three Repeated Incidents
Using insurance can affect your:
Ans: EMR
Who can conduct training?
Ans: Competent Individual
What are the documents and OSHA inspector wants to see?
Ans: Safety plan, training records, injury reports, hazmat
What are the four components of the fire tetrahedron?
Ans: Temperature, oxygen, fuel, reactivity
What must be checked monthly on fire extinguishers?
Ans: Gauge, pin, tag
What are the exposure routes of hazardous materials?
Ans: Absorption, Inhalation, Ingestion, Injection
What is the required oxygen level?
Ans: 19.5%
Where must you check for oxygen level?
Ans: Top, Middle, and Bottom
What poster must be displayed on a jobsite?
Ans: It's the Law
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COSC 464 OSHA Exam Review Questions
and Answers
What was the first safety organization?
Ans: MSHA
Which fire extinguisher is silver in color and what is it used for?
Ans: Type K, grease fires
What fire extinguisher is the most-used in the industry?
Ans: Type ABC
Where are all incidents recorded?
Ans: OSHA 300 Log
What type of injuries must be given to the insurance?
Ans: Recordable
What type of injuries have to be reported?
Ans: All, but not all have to be recorded
What is the CFR for general industry?
Ans: 1910
What is the CFR for construction?
Ans: 1926
What is Subpart C?
Ans: General Duty Clause
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What is Subpart F?
Ans: Fire Protection
What is Subpart G?
Ans: Signs, Signals, Barricades
What is Subpart X?
Ans: Ladders
What is Subpart L?
Ans: Scaffolds
What is Subpart P?
Ans: Excavation
What is Subpart K?
Ans: Electrical
What is Subpart N?
Ans: Heavy Equipment/Cranes
What is Subpart R?
Ans: Steel Erection
What written item is required for every jobsite?
Ans: Written Hazard Communication Program
How long do exposure records have to be kept?
Ans: 30 Years
What fire extinguisher is used for electrical fires?
Ans: Type C
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What does PASS stand for?
Ans: Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep
At what point must OSHA be contacted due to injuries?
Ans: Fatality, Amputation, Eye Injury, Three Repeated Incidents
Using insurance can affect your:
Ans: EMR
Who can conduct training?
Ans: Competent Individual
What are the documents and OSHA inspector wants to see?
Ans: Safety plan, training records, injury reports, hazmat
What are the four components of the fire tetrahedron?
Ans: Temperature, oxygen, fuel, reactivity
What must be checked monthly on fire extinguishers?
Ans: Gauge, pin, tag
What are the exposure routes of hazardous materials?
Ans: Absorption, Inhalation, Ingestion, Injection
What is the required oxygen level?
Ans: 19.5%
Where must you check for oxygen level?
Ans: Top, Middle, and Bottom
What poster must be displayed on a jobsite?
Ans: It's the Law
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