OSHA 511 General Industry-FM | exam
Questions 100% Correct Solutions
In machine guarding, what is meant by "point of operation? - ANSWER Point
where cutting, shaping, boring, or forming is accomplished.
What are common hazards associated with conveyors? - ANSWER Nip points
and rotating parts.
If a filtering face piece is required to be worn by the employer, are they subject to
the same requirements as other air-purifying respirators? - ANSWER Yes
What approval standards apply to eye, head and foot protection? - ANSWER
National consensus standards --ANSI and ASTM.
Most personal protective equipment must be paid for by ___________? - ANSWER The
employer.
Electrical interconnection (bonding and grounding) is required when dispensing
what Categories of flammable liquids? - ANSWER Category 1, 2, or 3 (flashpoint
below 100 degrees F).
What is meant by LFL and UFL? - ANSWER Lower flammable limit and upper
flammable limit.
, What is LFL? - ANSWER The minimum concentration of a gas or vapor that will burn
in air. Below this level, the mixture is too "lean" to burn.
What is UFL? - ANSWER The maximum concentration of a gas or vapor that will burn
in air. Above this level, the mixture is too "rich" to burn.
The range between the LFL and UFL is known as ? - ANSWER The flammable range
for that gas or vapor.
Which industry standard does OSHA incorporate by references for handling of
compressed gas cylinders? - ANSWER Compressed Gas Association --- CGA Pamphlet P-1
What are the three basic industrial hygiene principles to address hazards? - ANSWER
(Anticipation) Recognition, evaluation, and control.
When is hazard communication training required? - ANSWER Upon initial assignment;
change; a new physical or health hazard is introduced.
The Bloodborne Pathogen Standard applies to occupational exposure to blood and
to what other products? - ANSWER Other potentially infectious materials (OPIM).
What are examples of "engineering controls?" - ANSWER Elimination,
substitution, enclosure, and ventilation.
What is a chemical's most common route of entry into the human body? - ANSWER
Inhalation.
In 1910, Table Z-1, has a skin notation for chemicals... what is that notation? - ANSWER
The chemical can be absorbed through the skin and substantially add to the total dose.
Questions 100% Correct Solutions
In machine guarding, what is meant by "point of operation? - ANSWER Point
where cutting, shaping, boring, or forming is accomplished.
What are common hazards associated with conveyors? - ANSWER Nip points
and rotating parts.
If a filtering face piece is required to be worn by the employer, are they subject to
the same requirements as other air-purifying respirators? - ANSWER Yes
What approval standards apply to eye, head and foot protection? - ANSWER
National consensus standards --ANSI and ASTM.
Most personal protective equipment must be paid for by ___________? - ANSWER The
employer.
Electrical interconnection (bonding and grounding) is required when dispensing
what Categories of flammable liquids? - ANSWER Category 1, 2, or 3 (flashpoint
below 100 degrees F).
What is meant by LFL and UFL? - ANSWER Lower flammable limit and upper
flammable limit.
, What is LFL? - ANSWER The minimum concentration of a gas or vapor that will burn
in air. Below this level, the mixture is too "lean" to burn.
What is UFL? - ANSWER The maximum concentration of a gas or vapor that will burn
in air. Above this level, the mixture is too "rich" to burn.
The range between the LFL and UFL is known as ? - ANSWER The flammable range
for that gas or vapor.
Which industry standard does OSHA incorporate by references for handling of
compressed gas cylinders? - ANSWER Compressed Gas Association --- CGA Pamphlet P-1
What are the three basic industrial hygiene principles to address hazards? - ANSWER
(Anticipation) Recognition, evaluation, and control.
When is hazard communication training required? - ANSWER Upon initial assignment;
change; a new physical or health hazard is introduced.
The Bloodborne Pathogen Standard applies to occupational exposure to blood and
to what other products? - ANSWER Other potentially infectious materials (OPIM).
What are examples of "engineering controls?" - ANSWER Elimination,
substitution, enclosure, and ventilation.
What is a chemical's most common route of entry into the human body? - ANSWER
Inhalation.
In 1910, Table Z-1, has a skin notation for chemicals... what is that notation? - ANSWER
The chemical can be absorbed through the skin and substantially add to the total dose.
