AMPP C3 Exam Study Guide Questions And Answers Verified 100% Correct

AMPP C3 Exam Study Guide Questions And Answers Verified 100% Correct Competent person - ANSWER -A person who is capable of identifying existing and predictable hazards in the surroundings or working conditions which are unsanitary, hazardous, or dangerous to employees, and who has authorization to take prompt corrective measures to eliminate them. Lead - ANSWER -metallic lead, all organic lead compounds, and organic lead soaps. PEL - ANSWER -50 in a 8 hr day Methods of initial determination - ANSWER -Historical or Action When and who to monitor - ANSWER -Best practice within 24 hr of start of each job Pull data from highest potential exposure shift Monitor full day (7 hrs OSHA) Monitor for other hazardous metals in coatings if appropriate Power tool cleaning WITH dust collection - ANSWER -1/2 face Power tool cleaning WITHOUT dust collection - ANSWER -Full face Notify workers of results - ANSWER -5 days How many people should be monitored? - ANSWER -25% of the people (OSHA) Results from pre monitoring - ANSWER -30 no monitoring 30-50 every 6 months 50 3 months OSHA way of dealing with hazards - ANSWER -ELIMINATION Washing Station - ANSWER -Running water Blood monitoring - ANSWER -New people - Every 2 months for 6 Then 6 months afterwards Back to back levels above 50 - ANSWER -Removal from the job and must report on OSHA 300 Log If above 50, to be able to return back to work - ANSWER -2 tests back to back below 40 (2 weeks apart) Hazard Communication - ANSWER -Notify the dangers, Warning sign, Labels and pictograms, and SDS and PDS Training frequency - ANSWER -Repeated annually, or any other change in operations Access to materials - ANSWER -Everyone must be able to read and understand and a copy of OSHA 29 CFR 1926.62 Lead signs color - ANSWER -Black, white, and red Record Keeping - ANSWER -30 years or more What to do when OSHA comes on site... - ANSWER -Review EVERYTHING. PPE, Documents, hygiene programs, and cleanness Arsenic Standards - ANSWER -Trigger level - 30 days above 5 Arsenic Recordkeeping - ANSWER -40 years OR duration of employment + 20 years What is the PEL and Action level of lead standard? - ANSWER -30 and 50 When must you notify your workers the results of lead results - ANSWER -5 days What inspection does a competent person have to preform - ANSWER Ventilation inspection, verification of site cleanliness, and regulated area is defined Which two standards require PPE and hygiene facilities when present or likely to be present? - ANSWER -Inorganic Arsenic and Hexavalent Chromium When is lead medical examinations required? - ANSWER -30 days of exposure at or above the action level in 12 consecutive months When working on a project with lead, when is training required? - ANSWER Prior to time of assignment AND annual basis HEPA Vacuums are required for decontamination - ANSWER -TRUE HAZCOM requires training? - ANSWER -TRUE Air Quality Grade - ANSWER -Grade D breathing air Supplied Air Respirator Limit - ANSWER -30-300 ft Selection of Respirators - ANSWER -The assigned protection factor (APF) is a measure of the degree of protection provided by a respirator for the wearer from external contaminants. APFs are assigned by NIOSH by the type of respirator. Protection Factor - ANSWER -1/4 = 5 1/2 = 10 Full face = 50 Maximum use concentration (MUC) - ANSWER -= APF * PEL Full face - ANSWER -No beard Qualitative Fit Test - ANSWER -Pass/fail Full face must be APF of 10 Quantitative fit test - ANSWER -Measure the leakage Full face must be APF of 50 or more Fit test song - ANSWER -Rainbow Passage Qualitative Fit Test Better? - ANSWER -Yes, better protection factor Employee Training - ANSWER -When, What, How to wear correctly, Proper care and use, and Document the PPE