NCSO EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS | LATEST UPDTAE 2026-2027 |
GRADED A+ | GUARANTEED PASS.
"Audit - CORRECT ANSWER An evaluation of a health and safety program measuring its
effectiveness and efficiency against given standards. it helps enable the company to improve its
health and safety program."
"Auditor - CORRECT ANSWER An individual who has the qualification and skill set to
measure health and safety performance against a given standard"
"Chronic Exposure - CORRECT ANSWER An exposure to a low concentration of substance
over extended period of time"
"Chronic Toxic Effects ( Chronic Toxicity) - CORRECT ANSWER The effects that occur
after chronic exposure or that occur a long time after exposure."
"CLC - CORRECT ANSWER Canada Labour Code"
"Company Rules - CORRECT ANSWER Company directives that govern and control conduct
that action at the workplace. These rules are basic written statements that dictate acceptable
behaviour and leave no room for discretion or argument. Also referred to as safe work rules."
"Company Health & Safety Policy - CORRECT ANSWER A current written statement(s) of
Senior Management's philosophy, principles, and goals embodying the company/employer's
commitments to workplace health and safety"
"Competent - CORRECT ANSWER Having the necessary ability and skills."
"Certification of Recognition (COR) - CORRECT ANSWER An accreditation given to an
employer's health and safety management system that has been evaluated by a certified auditor."
"Complex Mixture - CORRECT ANSWER A mixture that is a combination of many
chemicals, has a commonly known generic name and is any of the following: naturally occurring,
a fraction of naturally occuring mixture that results from a separation process, a modification of a
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, naturally occurring mixture, a modification of a fraction of naturally occurring mixture that results
from a chemical modification process."
"Constructor - CORRECT ANSWER The contractor, employer or other person who enters
into an agreement with the owner of the work site to be the prime contractor. The constructor has
the overall responsibility for health and safety on the worksite."
"Critical Task - CORRECT ANSWER A task that has the potential to produce major loss to
people, equipment, process or the environment."
"Engineering Controls - CORRECT ANSWER Measures for eliminating or reducing hazards
to which workers may be exposed. Examples include: the substitution of less hazardous products,
enclosure of processes to prevent the release of hazardous materials, or installation of local exhaust
ventilation to remove air borne contaminants at their point(s) of generation."
"Frequency - CORRECT ANSWER Is how often a person would be exposed to a given
hazard."
"Generic WHMIS Worker Education - CORRECT ANSWER The component of the WHMIS
worker education program that includes a general introduction to WHMIS, training in the required
content of WHMIS labels and SDSs, and training in the purpose and significance of that
information to workers' health and safety on the job."
"GHS - CORRECT ANSWER Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling
of Chemicals"
"Employee - CORRECT ANSWER An individual who works for an employer or organization
and is compensated for their services. This person may be full-time, part-time or retained on a
contractual basis."
"Hazard Assessment - CORRECT ANSWER An evaluation used to assess and document
hazards, prioritize them and determine hazard controls."
"Hazard Controls - CORRECT ANSWER These are the measures put into place to protect
workers from known hazards. The typical hierarchy of control measures are elimination,
substitution, engineering, administrative and as a last line of defense, personnel protective
equipment. An accumulation of all tasks involved in the worksite."
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ANSWERS | LATEST UPDTAE 2026-2027 |
GRADED A+ | GUARANTEED PASS.
"Audit - CORRECT ANSWER An evaluation of a health and safety program measuring its
effectiveness and efficiency against given standards. it helps enable the company to improve its
health and safety program."
"Auditor - CORRECT ANSWER An individual who has the qualification and skill set to
measure health and safety performance against a given standard"
"Chronic Exposure - CORRECT ANSWER An exposure to a low concentration of substance
over extended period of time"
"Chronic Toxic Effects ( Chronic Toxicity) - CORRECT ANSWER The effects that occur
after chronic exposure or that occur a long time after exposure."
"CLC - CORRECT ANSWER Canada Labour Code"
"Company Rules - CORRECT ANSWER Company directives that govern and control conduct
that action at the workplace. These rules are basic written statements that dictate acceptable
behaviour and leave no room for discretion or argument. Also referred to as safe work rules."
"Company Health & Safety Policy - CORRECT ANSWER A current written statement(s) of
Senior Management's philosophy, principles, and goals embodying the company/employer's
commitments to workplace health and safety"
"Competent - CORRECT ANSWER Having the necessary ability and skills."
"Certification of Recognition (COR) - CORRECT ANSWER An accreditation given to an
employer's health and safety management system that has been evaluated by a certified auditor."
"Complex Mixture - CORRECT ANSWER A mixture that is a combination of many
chemicals, has a commonly known generic name and is any of the following: naturally occurring,
a fraction of naturally occuring mixture that results from a separation process, a modification of a
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, naturally occurring mixture, a modification of a fraction of naturally occurring mixture that results
from a chemical modification process."
"Constructor - CORRECT ANSWER The contractor, employer or other person who enters
into an agreement with the owner of the work site to be the prime contractor. The constructor has
the overall responsibility for health and safety on the worksite."
"Critical Task - CORRECT ANSWER A task that has the potential to produce major loss to
people, equipment, process or the environment."
"Engineering Controls - CORRECT ANSWER Measures for eliminating or reducing hazards
to which workers may be exposed. Examples include: the substitution of less hazardous products,
enclosure of processes to prevent the release of hazardous materials, or installation of local exhaust
ventilation to remove air borne contaminants at their point(s) of generation."
"Frequency - CORRECT ANSWER Is how often a person would be exposed to a given
hazard."
"Generic WHMIS Worker Education - CORRECT ANSWER The component of the WHMIS
worker education program that includes a general introduction to WHMIS, training in the required
content of WHMIS labels and SDSs, and training in the purpose and significance of that
information to workers' health and safety on the job."
"GHS - CORRECT ANSWER Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling
of Chemicals"
"Employee - CORRECT ANSWER An individual who works for an employer or organization
and is compensated for their services. This person may be full-time, part-time or retained on a
contractual basis."
"Hazard Assessment - CORRECT ANSWER An evaluation used to assess and document
hazards, prioritize them and determine hazard controls."
"Hazard Controls - CORRECT ANSWER These are the measures put into place to protect
workers from known hazards. The typical hierarchy of control measures are elimination,
substitution, engineering, administrative and as a last line of defense, personnel protective
equipment. An accumulation of all tasks involved in the worksite."
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