QUESTION 1

1. How can you help prevent falls in the workplace?

a.Put itemsaway whenthey arenot in use.

b.Ber alert to tripping hazards.

c.Use specialprecautions for bit mechanical equipment

d. All of the above can help prevent falls inthe workplace.

QUESTION 2

1. More than half of all workplace injuriesthat occurdue to falls on a level surface are the result of what?

a.improperly fitting footwear

b.poorly maintained floors

c.obstructed visibility

d.wet conditions

QUESTION 3

1. To use a stepladder safely:

a.always put one foot on top of the ladder for stability

b.only use ladders that do not have locking devices

c.inspect the ladder before youuse it for damage or missing parts.

d.Do both (b) and (c)

QUESTION 4

1. Holes that are four feet or more above a lower level, including skylights, must be protected by covers or guardrail, travel restraint, or personal fall arrest systems.

True

False

QUESTION 5

1. Employees on scaffolds more than ____________above a lower levelmust have fall protection.

a.10 feet

b.12 feet

c.18 feet

d.24 feet

QUESTION 6

1. When must a scaffold be inspected by a competent person?

a.(a) before each shift

b.(b) after any event that could affect scaffold integrity

c.(c) weekly

d.(d) both (a) and (b)

QUESTION 7

1. A worker who is carrying donuts to sharewith co-workers may fall because he or she cannot see over the boxes. This is an example of

a.obstructed visibility

b.a tripping hazard

c.unsuitable footwear

d.poor housekeeping

3.75 points

QUESTION 8

1. Which of the following may require special fall protection other than standard scaffold guardrails?

a.boatwain'schair

b.window - jack scaffold

c.crawling board

d.all of the above

QUESTION 9

1. Dangling light fixture covers,electrical cords,or missing floor tiles can create hazards in aisles and passageways?

True

False

QUESTION 10

1. When you see a small spill that does not involve hazardous materials, what should you do?

a.not worry about it

b.wipe it up right away

c.report it to the maintenance staff

d.return to it later to clean up

QUESTION 11

1. Which of the following statements about gas and welding is true

a.gases are produced during the welding process

b.gases may be created by the effects of radiation produced during welding operations

c.some welding processes require the use of shielding gases that may be hazardous

d.all of the above

QUESTION 12

1. when taping parallel sections of oxygen and acetylene hose, do not cover more than ________________out of every 12 inches of tape

four inches

six inches

eight inches

twelve inches

QUESTION 13

1. ionizing radiation can be kept within acceptable limits by using suitable shielding around the electron beam welding area

True

False

QUESTION 14

1. during welding or cutting, the arc of flame produces an electromagnetic energy called radiation. Radiation can cause___________________

a.(a) eye damage

b.(b) carpal tunnel

c.(c) skin burns

d.(d) both (a) and (c)

QUESTION 15

1. Welding noise is minimal and never requires hearing protection

True

False

QUESTION 16

1. In which of the following situations must a fire watcher be used?

a.there is no risk a fire may develop

b.welding has stopped for one hour

c.There is a serious risk that more than a minor fire may develop

d.none of the above are situations requiring a firewatcher

QUESTION 17

1. a butane lighter or matches should be used to light a welding torch

True

False

QUESTION 18

1. to movea compressed gas cylinder,remove the regulator and put the valve protection cap in place, and lift the cylinder using the valve protection caps

True

False

QUESTION 19

1. Which of the following could cause burns when welding or cutting?

molten metal

sparks

arc rays

all of the above

QUESTION 20

1. Welding or cutting may not be performed

(a) in areas not authorized bymanagement

(b) in areas where fire sprinklers are disabled

(c)both (a) and (b)

(d)None of the above