1. What is the most frequently cited OSHA violation?ANS Fall Protection
2. What key elements are essential to recognizing hazards and reducing or eliminating workplace hazards?ANS
Management commitment and employee in- volvement
3. You are encouraged to ask your coworkers/supervisor for information whenever you have a problem or are in doubt
about what to do on a job?ANS True
4. It is your responsibility to follow all safety regulations, inform your employer of any unsafe condition; report all injuries
no matter how minor they seem and wear the proper personal protective equipment?ANS True
5. The OSHA standard that addresses the requirements for preventing and lessening the results of a bad release of
toxic, reactive, flammable, or highly explosive hazardous chemicals from a processANS Process safety management
Standard
6. The process Hazard Analysis (PHA) is one of the most important parts of the PSM program. PHAs are used to
identify and evaluate major processes and ensure they areANS Evaluated, Controlled, and Identified
7. In the PSM standard OSHA states employees must be trained if they work with highly hazardous chemicals.ANS
True
8. Facilities are not permitted to control your entrance and exit in covered process areas.ANS False
9. What should be your first concern from the moment you enter the work site?ANS Safety
10. Under the Stop Work Authority, you have the right and obligation to stop a work activity if you have reason to
believe your own safety or a coworkers safety is in jeopardy or if the work plan is not clearly established or understood
.ANS True
11. What's needed in order to operate a plant-owned vehicle or mobile equip- ment while at a facilityANS qualified
only authorized only
12. What type of work permits you may encounter on the jobANS safe work permits confined space entry permits, hot
work permits, line entry or line breaking permits, lockout/tagout permits
13. if you are replacing a piece of equipment the new one should be the same as the one being removed. If its not you
should find out whether the change was on purpose. what is this calledANS Management of change
14. Used only where an immediate life threatening hazard existsANS Danger
15. Used where immediate non life threatening hazards existANS Warning Sign
16. Used to warn against potential hazards or to caution against unsafe prac- ticesANS Caution signs
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