CM 2215
Falling, caught in, struck by, and electrical – answer OSHA's focus four injuries
inspections – answer OSHA's primary method of enforcement of safety regulations in
through:
save lives and prevent injuries – answer OSHA's mission statement
Nixon - answerOSHA was signed into law by which president?
December 1970 - answerWhen was OSHA signed into law?
imminent danger - answerOSHA's top inspection priority
fatality or hospitalization - answerOSHA's second level inspection priority
worker complaints - answerOSHA's third level inspection priority
targeted inspection - answerOSHA's fourth level inspection priority
follow up inspection - answerOSHA's lowest inspection priority
124,700 dollars - answerCost of a willful citation from OSHA
12,470 dollars - answerCost of a serious citation from OSHA
12,470 dollars - answerCost of an other-than-serious citation from OSHA
124,700 dollars - answerCost of a repeated citation from OSHA
employer recognized - answerGeneral duty clause (section 5(a)(1)) states that the
________ must provide a workplace free from _______ hazards
Not covered under OSHA - answer- federal, state, or local government entities
- the self employed
- farms that only employ family members
- workplace already covered by other federal agencies
compliance safety health officer - answerCSHO
legally required, ethically responsible, and financially beneficial - answerAn effective
safety and health program is important to a company because it is:
, consistent enforcement - answerPurpose of an OSHA compliance directive (CPL) is to
insure:
Creating - answerType of Employer:
- responsible for hazard
- citable in all cases
Exposing - answerType of Employer:
- introduced employees to a hazard, even if not created
- citable if aware
Correcting - answerType of Employer:
- Responsible for fixing hazard
Controlling - answerType of Employer:
- general supervisory
- reasonable care to prevent and detect worksite hazard
employer defense against citation in multi-employer situation - answermust show:
- employer did not cause the hazard to exist
- employer did not directly control conditions causing the hazard
- employer took steps to notify causing party
- employer took steps to keep employees away from the hazard
construction - answerOnly _______ companies may have a focused OSHA inspection
determined by CSHO when arriving to conduct a focused inspection - answer- whether
there is project coordination by the general contractor
- review project safety plan for adequacy and project safety and health meet 29 CFR
1926(c)
- there is a competent person
comprehensive - answerIf the CSHO does not find that a company qualifies for a
focused inspection, they will receive a ________ inspection
life - answerReduced accidents saves money, but the preservation of ______ should be
of paramount concern to any management team
directly - answerdirect costs are ______ associated with a specific accident
easily - answerdirect costs are ______ quantified
insurance - answerDirect costs are usually paid by ________
direct costs - answer- medical costs
Falling, caught in, struck by, and electrical – answer OSHA's focus four injuries
inspections – answer OSHA's primary method of enforcement of safety regulations in
through:
save lives and prevent injuries – answer OSHA's mission statement
Nixon - answerOSHA was signed into law by which president?
December 1970 - answerWhen was OSHA signed into law?
imminent danger - answerOSHA's top inspection priority
fatality or hospitalization - answerOSHA's second level inspection priority
worker complaints - answerOSHA's third level inspection priority
targeted inspection - answerOSHA's fourth level inspection priority
follow up inspection - answerOSHA's lowest inspection priority
124,700 dollars - answerCost of a willful citation from OSHA
12,470 dollars - answerCost of a serious citation from OSHA
12,470 dollars - answerCost of an other-than-serious citation from OSHA
124,700 dollars - answerCost of a repeated citation from OSHA
employer recognized - answerGeneral duty clause (section 5(a)(1)) states that the
________ must provide a workplace free from _______ hazards
Not covered under OSHA - answer- federal, state, or local government entities
- the self employed
- farms that only employ family members
- workplace already covered by other federal agencies
compliance safety health officer - answerCSHO
legally required, ethically responsible, and financially beneficial - answerAn effective
safety and health program is important to a company because it is:
, consistent enforcement - answerPurpose of an OSHA compliance directive (CPL) is to
insure:
Creating - answerType of Employer:
- responsible for hazard
- citable in all cases
Exposing - answerType of Employer:
- introduced employees to a hazard, even if not created
- citable if aware
Correcting - answerType of Employer:
- Responsible for fixing hazard
Controlling - answerType of Employer:
- general supervisory
- reasonable care to prevent and detect worksite hazard
employer defense against citation in multi-employer situation - answermust show:
- employer did not cause the hazard to exist
- employer did not directly control conditions causing the hazard
- employer took steps to notify causing party
- employer took steps to keep employees away from the hazard
construction - answerOnly _______ companies may have a focused OSHA inspection
determined by CSHO when arriving to conduct a focused inspection - answer- whether
there is project coordination by the general contractor
- review project safety plan for adequacy and project safety and health meet 29 CFR
1926(c)
- there is a competent person
comprehensive - answerIf the CSHO does not find that a company qualifies for a
focused inspection, they will receive a ________ inspection
life - answerReduced accidents saves money, but the preservation of ______ should be
of paramount concern to any management team
directly - answerdirect costs are ______ associated with a specific accident
easily - answerdirect costs are ______ quantified
insurance - answerDirect costs are usually paid by ________
direct costs - answer- medical costs