The questions for the second quiz $($Weeks # $3$ & $4)$ all come from the text book by Dr$.$ Charles D$.$ Reese and the reading assignments for Week's $3$ and $4$: Chapters $3,7,8,9,10,11,12$ and Appendix C and D in the Second Edition of the Textbook. In the Third Edition of the Textbook you will need to reference Chapters $3,8,9,10,11,12,13$ and Appendix C and D$.$ Please note that some of the questions may require a review of the Appendices$).$

The link to the PDF copy of the quiz questions with the multiple choice answers is pasted below:Question $1$

Safetv and health audits $($inspections$)$ are often conducted in workplaces, serve a number of

evaluative purposes. Some of the reasons include:

Check compliance with organizational $($company$)$ rules and regulations

Determine the effectiveness of a new process or procedural change

Check compliance with federal rules $($OSHA$),$ Washington state rules $($WISHA$)$ and local city

and or county codes

Evaluate supervisors' safety and health performance

All of the above

Question $2$

On a joint labor$/$management safety and health committee each committee member should receive

training on the joint committee process and other specific instructions that are deemed necessary,

such as job related safety and health training and the labor members should be paid for all

committee duties to include:

Attendance at meetings

Inspections

Health and safety related training

All of the above

Question $3$

Identifying the vast quantity hazards and potential for accidents types, Dr$.$ Charles D$.$ Reese, in his

many list in his textbooks, attempts to simplify that undertaking by putting them into "Basic Types

of Accidents" $($I might choose to say "Basic Types of Incidents$).$ How many does he list in his lextbook?

textbook?

Four

Six

None of the above

Question $4$

The statement. "Accident investigation is an important part of a viable prevention effort that is

aimed at helping companies not repeat the past" according to Dr$.$ Charles D$.$ Reese is:

True

False

Question $5$

The Safety and Health Audit Instrument $($what I would call a checklist$)$ that Dr$.$ Charles D$.$ Reese

published in his textbook is typically intended for the follow employment sectors$.$

Construction

Maritime

General industry

All of the above

Question $6$

Trauma$-$related events harder to observe and evaluate then those related to occupational illnesses.

True False

Question $7$

In his textbook Dr$.$ Charles D$.$ Reese is good a chunking information into broad categories to help

us gain a grasps for the high quantity of occupational illness and occupational injuries. He put

health related hazards in the four broad categories they are: $1.$

Ergonoricic

Carpentry

Physical

None of the above

Question $8$

Ergonomics by definition means "fitting the workplace to the worker". It means that the whole

environment is designed to fit works including

Lighting

The worker$/$machine interface

All of the above

Question $9$

In order for a harmful aqent to exert its toxic effects it must come in contact with a bodv cell. There

are multiple ways for harmful agent to enter a human body. Some of the entry routs are through:

Observation, ingestion, inhalation and injection

Absorption, ingestion, injection and inhalation

Observation, absorption$,$ ingestion and inhalation

All of the above

Question $10$

The statistical calculation most likely to be encounter for to determine a workers concentration to a

chemical during a work day$($considered to be $8$ hours$)$ is:

Parts Per Million $($ppm$)$

Permissible Exposure Limits $($PEL$\text{'}$s$)$

Statistical Process Control

Time$-$Weighted Average $($TWA$)$

Threshold Limit Value $($TLV$)$

None of the above