OSHA GENERAL INDUSTRY | STUDY GUIDE,
PRACTICE TEST, SAFETY STANDARDS &
EXAM QUESTIONS
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[EXAM• STUDY GUIDE • SUMMARY • ASSIGNMENT]
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, OSHA's Mission protect the safety and health of American workers
Section 5(a)(1) of the OSH Act The General Duty Clause that requires employers to protect against hazards not covered
by a specific OSHA Standards.
Section 11(c) of the OSH Act Whistle Blower Protection
Section 18 of the OSH Act Encourages States to develop their own Safety and Health programs.
Code of Federal regulations (CFR) A system of organization.
Horizontal Standards Safety standards that apply to all industries, such as fire protection, working surfaces, first
aid, etc.
Vertical Standards Standards that apply only to particular industry with specifications that relate to individual
operations
Purpose of OSHA Compliance Directives Ensure consistency of enforcement
The steps (phases) of the inspection process Presentation of Credentials - Opening Conference - Walk-around Inspection - Closing
Conference
OSHA's Inspection priorities Imminent Danger - Any fatality or catastrophe - Employee complaints - Referrals -
Planned or Targeted Inspections - Follow-up Inspections
OSH requirements for abatement Employers must certify to OSHA that each violation has been abated within 10 days of the
abatement date.
4 types of employers and their responsibilities related to a Creating - Exposing - Correcting - Controlling
Multi-Employer Worksite
The exemptions related to Recordkeeping. Size Exemption - Industry Exemptions
What qualifies as "days away"? Calendar days employee was unable to work. Day after injury
What qualifies as "restricted" work? Unable to work a full day or perform a routine job function.
PRACTICE TEST, SAFETY STANDARDS &
EXAM QUESTIONS
| GRADED A+ | GUARANTEED SUCCESS
UPDATED QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
100% VERIFIED EXAM PREP
[EXAM• STUDY GUIDE • SUMMARY • ASSIGNMENT]
A clean, organized resource designed for easy revision and reference.
QUICK • CLEAR • PROFESSIONAL
, OSHA's Mission protect the safety and health of American workers
Section 5(a)(1) of the OSH Act The General Duty Clause that requires employers to protect against hazards not covered
by a specific OSHA Standards.
Section 11(c) of the OSH Act Whistle Blower Protection
Section 18 of the OSH Act Encourages States to develop their own Safety and Health programs.
Code of Federal regulations (CFR) A system of organization.
Horizontal Standards Safety standards that apply to all industries, such as fire protection, working surfaces, first
aid, etc.
Vertical Standards Standards that apply only to particular industry with specifications that relate to individual
operations
Purpose of OSHA Compliance Directives Ensure consistency of enforcement
The steps (phases) of the inspection process Presentation of Credentials - Opening Conference - Walk-around Inspection - Closing
Conference
OSHA's Inspection priorities Imminent Danger - Any fatality or catastrophe - Employee complaints - Referrals -
Planned or Targeted Inspections - Follow-up Inspections
OSH requirements for abatement Employers must certify to OSHA that each violation has been abated within 10 days of the
abatement date.
4 types of employers and their responsibilities related to a Creating - Exposing - Correcting - Controlling
Multi-Employer Worksite
The exemptions related to Recordkeeping. Size Exemption - Industry Exemptions
What qualifies as "days away"? Calendar days employee was unable to work. Day after injury
What qualifies as "restricted" work? Unable to work a full day or perform a routine job function.
