OSHA 30 - Module 2 Questions with 100% Verified Answers
Latest Update
Question: Answer:
Partial exemption -10 or fewer employees in entire company during peak (including
temps)
-low hazard industries in N American Industry Class System (NAICS)
-injury and illness
-must report fatality, hospitalization, amputation, loss of eye
- 80% of employers by size
Question: Answer:
How are records of deaths, injuries, and illnesses reported to -Help direct OSHA's programs
OSHA used? -Help identify safety problems
-Provide base data for surveys
-Help direct OSHA inspectors
NOT
-Determine fault
-Determine comp elegibility
-Find fees and fines
Question: Answer:
Not exempt -Pro sports
Question: Answer:
Partially exempt specific request -Annual OSHA injury and illness survey
-BLS annual survey
Question: Answer:
Worker's comp and records independent of each other
, Question: Answer:
Industry exemption Certain retail, services, finance, insurance or real estate industries
NOT
ag, mining, construction, manufacturing, transp, communication,
electric, gas, sanitary
services and wholesale trade
Question: Answer:
work-related -event/exposure at work caused condition
-event/exposure at work significantly aggravated pre-existing
condition
Question: Answer:
Personal grooming exception to work related unless grooming is result of work exposure
Question: Answer:
assigned working hours hours expected to work; including OT
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personal tasks unrelated to job
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work at home only recordable if being paid or compensated
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Violence-related injury No exclusion from recordkeeping (ex: terrorist attack)
- Report fatality/multiple hospitalization within 8 hrs after death
-in-patient hospitalization, amputation or loss of an eye (24 hours)
Question: Answer:
significant aggravation results in
-death
-loss of consciousness
-days away, restricted or job transfer
-medical treatment beyond first aid
Latest Update
Question: Answer:
Partial exemption -10 or fewer employees in entire company during peak (including
temps)
-low hazard industries in N American Industry Class System (NAICS)
-injury and illness
-must report fatality, hospitalization, amputation, loss of eye
- 80% of employers by size
Question: Answer:
How are records of deaths, injuries, and illnesses reported to -Help direct OSHA's programs
OSHA used? -Help identify safety problems
-Provide base data for surveys
-Help direct OSHA inspectors
NOT
-Determine fault
-Determine comp elegibility
-Find fees and fines
Question: Answer:
Not exempt -Pro sports
Question: Answer:
Partially exempt specific request -Annual OSHA injury and illness survey
-BLS annual survey
Question: Answer:
Worker's comp and records independent of each other
, Question: Answer:
Industry exemption Certain retail, services, finance, insurance or real estate industries
NOT
ag, mining, construction, manufacturing, transp, communication,
electric, gas, sanitary
services and wholesale trade
Question: Answer:
work-related -event/exposure at work caused condition
-event/exposure at work significantly aggravated pre-existing
condition
Question: Answer:
Personal grooming exception to work related unless grooming is result of work exposure
Question: Answer:
assigned working hours hours expected to work; including OT
Question: Answer:
personal tasks unrelated to job
Question: Answer:
work at home only recordable if being paid or compensated
Question: Answer:
Violence-related injury No exclusion from recordkeeping (ex: terrorist attack)
- Report fatality/multiple hospitalization within 8 hrs after death
-in-patient hospitalization, amputation or loss of an eye (24 hours)
Question: Answer:
significant aggravation results in
-death
-loss of consciousness
-days away, restricted or job transfer
-medical treatment beyond first aid
