Osha 30 Final Quiz

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3 TIMES WHEN YOU NEED HAZARD COMMUNICATION TRAINING

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ANNUALLY

NEW HIRE

INTRODUCE NEW CHEMICAL

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HOW MANY CYCLES OF CARDO YOU DO BEFORE CHECKING

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5

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FIRST AID STEP FOR SOMEONE WHO IS BLEEDING ON THE JOB SITE

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SURVEY

RECOGNIZE

ELEVATE

PRESSURE

TREAT FOR SHOCK

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What is used to address what needs to be done on a job site

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Checklist

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Who would be treated first to last?1)Head

1)Head injury conscious

2) impaled in leg

3) person with no movement or breathing

4) unconscious

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3

4

2

1

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How much time do you have to call OSHA with an accident fatality or three or more employees to the hospital

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8 hours

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Name two potential exposure controls needed when respiratory infection and blood is present

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Gloves and mask

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What type of program does management implement that gives an all employees value

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Behavioral-based program

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What is the minimum weight for a scaffold to support

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The scaffold weight plus four times the maximum load

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What item is placed on a 300 log and true what dates must it be posted

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-RECORDABLE

-POSTED FROM FEB 1 TO MAY1

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What height do you have to have railing on stairs

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42inches or 4th step

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What does the investigator need to find out

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The root cause

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What is an accident that no one is hurt

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Near Miss

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What is the number of fire extinguishers needed on a five-story building with 1000 square feet floors

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5

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Where does the company meet for accountability when exiting

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Accountability space

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Acceptable 02 content of a confined space

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19.5 - 22.5

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Shock symptoms

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1)Face is red raise the head

2)Face is pale raise the tail (Feet)

3)Difficulty breathing used semi-seat up position

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Signs and symptoms of hypertension

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Headache, high blood pressure, low blood sugar

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Fire tetrahedron

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Oxygen, fuel, temperature, chain reaction

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Classifications of fires

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A - trash, ash, paper, etc.

B - boiling liquids

C - CO2 for electrical currents

D - copper-based for metals

K - kitchen grease fires

grease fires

Halen only used by military because it stays in the ozone

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Square foot, needed for fire extinguishers

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1 per 3000 SF (Per Floor)

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SDS section numbers (PART 1)

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ID identification

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SDS section numbers (part 2)

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Hazard ID

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SDS section numbers part 4

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First aid

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SDS section numbers part 5

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Fire fighting

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SDS section numbers part 7

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Handling and Storage

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SDS section numbers part 8

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PPE/exposure controls

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SDS section numbers part 16

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Other / 704 marker

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Ladder ratio

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4 to 1 ratio (4 feet up to one foot out)

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When ladder must be tie off to building

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20 feet up and 5 feet out

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Can a crane lift a load at a 90° angle

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Nope

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When must you tie off in steel erection

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30 feet

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When can you work under a suspended load in steel erection

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Must be certified and insured to work under suspended load

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In excavations what must be done when you take 20 inch or more down

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Must have a structural engineer approval

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If a trench is 2 feet deep without any shoring what can be done to bring it into compliance

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Nothing, it is not out of compliance

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Amber glasses and goggles must Shield welder and any employee working within how many feet of hot work

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20 feet

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Must call OSHA if...

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Fatality and 3 or more injured on the same incident

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Keep training records for how long

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5 years

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Keep incident records for how long

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5 years

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Keep Hazard exposure for how long

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30 years

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300 Log ("300 Law")

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90 days recordable

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GENERAL DUTY CLAUSE

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Employer is responsible for the safe worksite regardless of Osha standards

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OSHA inspections are done by

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OSHA inspector

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Only who can issue fines

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Area director

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Less than how many people on payroll OSHA does not cover

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10 people

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New term for PPE

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Exposure controls

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When must you have SDS meeting

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1) once a year

2) incident

3) pre job training

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4 most common health hazards

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Chemical

Biological

Physical health

Ergonomic

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SCBA Test

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Odor test

Rainbow test

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How many workers die a day

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15

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How many workers die annually

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5600

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How many non-fatal injuries in one year

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4 million

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If man is buried in the accident, unbury before anything else his

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Chest

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Asphyxiation

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Without oxygen

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Most excavation accidents occur between how many feet

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5 to 15 feet

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At what depth do you typically need a trench box

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5 feet

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Excavations biggest risk is

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Engulfment

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How far away must spoil be placed away from an excavation

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More than 2 feet away

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Where do you need ladders in an excavation

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Ladder every 25 feet and 3 ft above the trench

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How deep excavation have to be to be tested for O2 and hazardous gases

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4 feet

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Cuts and bleeding treatment

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1) PPE

2)control bleeding by direct pressure 3)elevation pressure points

4)100% reporting All Situation

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Bruising

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Internal bleeding

ice for 20 minutes with clothes between skin and eyes

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Shock - silent killer

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Treat for shock

Position, check ABC, temp. and no fluids

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Fractures

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Broken bones - check CAB

Control bleeding

Splint above and below

Sling and check distal pulse

Neck and spine leave where they are unless danger area

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Burns

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Solution to the pollution is dilution chemical burns

Electrical current then entrance and exits with dry dressingSolution diluteDry- brush then flush Loose dressing due to swelling

Solution dilute

Dry- brush then flush

Loose dressing due to swelling

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Hypothermia

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Chill factor - Wind and wetness

Remove from area and remove wet clothing and warm up

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Heat stroke

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Hot, red and dry - emergency

Cool immediately do not use ice bucket

Water and fan or place cold items on the neck, groin, arm pits

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Heat exhaustion

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Dehydration remove from area and allow to sip of water with sugar

Pale cool and clammyDehydration remove from area and allow to sip of water with sugar8 hours to rehydrate

8 hours to rehydrate

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Muscle cramp

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Stretch the muscle and check diet

potassium banana - and kiwi

apple cider 2 table spoon

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Electrical

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Check current

Check CAB Compression Airway Breathing

Entrance and exit wounds

Blows at the Joint due to fluids

May need AED

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Impaled objects

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May need to secure and leave in

unless in the chest area

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Toxic gases

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Proper PPE to enter

and remove from the area

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Crushing

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Remove and treat for internal bleeding and shock

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Heart attack

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Chest pain or back pain take aspirin and call 911 and sit down

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Diabetic

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Insulin and sugar level problem

should know that employee has this condition- Alert bracelet

give sugar or coke if conscious, glucose paste

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What is FAT/CAT

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Weekly fatalities and catastrophes report published by OSHA

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What does OSHA stand for

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Occupational safety and health administration

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What is the OSHA mission

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To save lives prevent injuries and protect the health of America's workers

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What is an SDS and MSDS

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Safety data sheet

Material safety data sheet

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What section of Osha act prohibits employers from discriminating against workers who exercise their safety and health rights

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11(C)

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Which part of the OSHA standards is Construction

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1926

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What part of the OSHA standards is General Industry

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1910

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When an employer receives an OSHA citation it must

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Be posted for 3 days or until it is fixed

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What type of OSHA inspection is conducted when immediate death or serious harm is likely

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Immediate Danger

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If you believe an OSHA inspection is needed what is your best option

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Submit written signed compliant with specific hazard information

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One main responsibility of employers under OSHA is

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To provide proper training

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What are the four major Elements of Effective program

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1)Management commitment and employee involvement

2) work site analysis

3) prevention and controls

4) safety and health program

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IIPP/I2P2

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Injury and illness prevention plan