General Contractors License - Osha

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Who assumes responsibility for the entire project

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Prime contractor

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Safety belt lanyards shall not allow a fall greater than

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6'

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Safety nets extend ___' beyond the edge of work surface and no more than ___' below the working surface

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-8'

-25'

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Heater must not be located within ___' of tapaulins or any combustible material

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10'

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Brick stacks shall not be higher than

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7'

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Block stacks shall not be higher than

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6'

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Lumber stacks shall not be stacked higher than ___' if stacked manually, or ___' if stacked mechanically

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- 16'

- 20'

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What shall be removed before stacking lumber

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nails

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A closed chute is required if waste is dropped more than ___'

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20'

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What is required for a power saw

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Constant pressure switch

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___ is required before use of powder actuated tools

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Training

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All portable power driven circular saws must be equipped with guards ___ & ___ the base or show

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Above & Below

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Gas cylinders shall be secured in an ___ position at all times

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upright

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Oxygen and fuel cylinders must be separated by a minimum of ____' during storage

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20'

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When cylinders are stored inside they must be at least __' from combustible materials

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20'

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All gas or oxygen hoses must be inspected when

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at the beginning of each work shift

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Workers must be provided a ____ when working in confined spaces

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Lifeline

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Scaffolding must be able to support

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Their own weight + 4x the intended load

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Maximum space between scaffolding planks

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1"

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Platforms and walkways must be at least

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18" wide

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A platform must not be more than ____" from the face of work

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14"

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Platforms must be lapped at least ___"

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12"

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What is used to support scaffolds

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Mud Sills

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Maximum vertical intervals for scaffolding

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35'

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Guardrail height must be between

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38-45"

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Clearance between scaffolds and power lines less than 300 volts

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3'

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Clearance between scaffolds and power lines more than 300 volts

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10'

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Scaffold Casters must

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Lock

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An unprotected side or edge which is 6' or more above a lower level

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must be protected

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Any worker reaching more than 10" below his working platform

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Shall have fall protection

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Guardrail height shall be

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42" +/- 3"

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Vertical members of guardrails shall not be more than

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19" apart

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If wire rope is used as a guardrail it should be flagged at not not than

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6' intervals

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Safety nets must be tested with a ____ lb sand back with a diameter of ____"

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- 400lb

- 30" +/- 2"

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Horizontal lifelines should have a safety factor of

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2

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Lanyard and vertical lifelines shall have a minimum break strength of

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5000 lbs

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The attachment point of a body harness is

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the center of the wearer's back

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A warning line must be located ___' from the edge of the roof

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6'

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Materials must not be stored within ___ ' of the roof edge

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6'

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Rollover guards shall not be less that ___" steel plate or __" woven wire mesh

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- 1/8"

- 1/4"

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The failure of a crossbrace is called a

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kickout

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With excavation that exceeds 4' depth, a means of egress should be placed that allows no more than ___' of travel

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25'

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In excavation where hazardous atmosphere, the air must

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be tested prior to workers entering the area

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Materials shall not be placed within ___' of the edge of excavation

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2'

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There must be no more than ___ floors or ___' or unfinished bolting or welding above the uppermost permanent floor

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- 4 floors

- 48'

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The max weight of steel joist bridging that can be hoisted is ____ lbs

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1000

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When portable ladders are used for an upper landing surface the ladder side rails shall extend

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3' above the upper landing surface

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The top or top step of a step ladder shall not be used as

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a step

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When ascending or descending a ladder the user shall

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face the ladder

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OSHA citations must be posted at the jobsite within ____ days of issue

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3

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To prevent energizing of equipment or tools use

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lockout tags

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Emergency Action plans must be written where an employer has

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11 or more employees

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First aid kits shall be inspected ____ at jobsites

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Weekly

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Exposure to impulsive or impact noise should not exceed

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140dB peak sound pressure level

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A guard rail system shall be capable of withstanding without failure a force of at least ____ lbs applied within 2" of the top edge

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200

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Compressed air can only be used for cleaning when reduced to ___ psi

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30

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Loose brick stacks of ___' are prohibited

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4'

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1 Toilet Seat/Urinal per every ___ workers

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50

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A mechanism that prevents firing of more than ____ psi must be used on pneumatic tools

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100

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The atmosphere in excavations greater than ____' in depth must be tested before workers enter

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4'

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For pneumatic-tired earth moving equipment whose max speed exceeds ___ mph, it must be equipped with fenders

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15 mph

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Oxygen cylinders, hoses, fittings, and regulators must be kept away from

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oil and greese