OSHA 511 GENERAL INDUSTRY QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WELL
VERIFIED .GRADED A+
What is OSHA's Mission? - ANSWER -To protect the health & safety of
American workers
What can be a results of a workplace injury or illness? - ANSWER -
lower morale and increased cost
What is incidence rate in OSHA record keeping? - ANSWER -The
number of injury and illness rates per 100 full time employees
,Best way to demonstrate Safety & Health? - ANSWER -Walk the Talk
Lead by Example
Effective exhaust ventilation draws contaminated air - ANSWER -away
from breathing zone
Guard live parts of - ANSWER -50 volts or greater
Permanent aisles & passageways - ANSWER -Must be clear of debris &
materials
Point of Operation - ANSWER -Where cutting, shaping & boring occur
(usually the machine, not the person performing the work)
What is the purpose of the OSHA 300 Log? - ANSWER -To record
worker related fatalities, injuries, illnesses and is not used for wokers'
comp
What is the order of effectiveness in hazard abatement? - ANSWER -1)
Elimination of hazard
2) Engineering controls
, 3) Administrative controls
4) PPE (personal protection equipment)
What is the HazCom Standard? - ANSWER -is also called "Right to
Know" Law and it ensures that chemical products are evaluated and
that hazard information is transmitted to employees
What are PELS (Permissible Exposure Limit)? - ANSWER -PELs are legal
limits for the degree to which workers may be exposed to chemicals
and other hazards (such as noise) without suffering harm. PELs are
normally expressed in what are known as time-weighted averages
(TWA), which describes the average exposure over a set period.
What is a hole? - ANSWER -A gap or open space in a floor, roof,
horizontal walking-working surface, or similar surface that is at least 2
inches in its least dimension.
What is an opening? - ANSWER -A gap or open space in a wall,
partition, vertical walking/working surface, or similar surface that is at
least 30 inches high and at least 18 inches wide, through which an
employee can fall to a lower level. (larger than a hole)
AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WELL
VERIFIED .GRADED A+
What is OSHA's Mission? - ANSWER -To protect the health & safety of
American workers
What can be a results of a workplace injury or illness? - ANSWER -
lower morale and increased cost
What is incidence rate in OSHA record keeping? - ANSWER -The
number of injury and illness rates per 100 full time employees
,Best way to demonstrate Safety & Health? - ANSWER -Walk the Talk
Lead by Example
Effective exhaust ventilation draws contaminated air - ANSWER -away
from breathing zone
Guard live parts of - ANSWER -50 volts or greater
Permanent aisles & passageways - ANSWER -Must be clear of debris &
materials
Point of Operation - ANSWER -Where cutting, shaping & boring occur
(usually the machine, not the person performing the work)
What is the purpose of the OSHA 300 Log? - ANSWER -To record
worker related fatalities, injuries, illnesses and is not used for wokers'
comp
What is the order of effectiveness in hazard abatement? - ANSWER -1)
Elimination of hazard
2) Engineering controls
, 3) Administrative controls
4) PPE (personal protection equipment)
What is the HazCom Standard? - ANSWER -is also called "Right to
Know" Law and it ensures that chemical products are evaluated and
that hazard information is transmitted to employees
What are PELS (Permissible Exposure Limit)? - ANSWER -PELs are legal
limits for the degree to which workers may be exposed to chemicals
and other hazards (such as noise) without suffering harm. PELs are
normally expressed in what are known as time-weighted averages
(TWA), which describes the average exposure over a set period.
What is a hole? - ANSWER -A gap or open space in a floor, roof,
horizontal walking-working surface, or similar surface that is at least 2
inches in its least dimension.
What is an opening? - ANSWER -A gap or open space in a wall,
partition, vertical walking/working surface, or similar surface that is at
least 30 inches high and at least 18 inches wide, through which an
employee can fall to a lower level. (larger than a hole)
