POBF 4.01 REVIEW PJ

One procedure that businesses often establish to protect company information from computer crime is to require the use of:

• search engines.
• security cameras.
• virus detectors.
• virtual software.

Which protects employees from liability when they administer first aid to customers?

• Good Samaritan Law
• Workers' compensation
• Health and Human Services Department
• Occupational Safety and Health Administration

Which is an example of an employee maintaining a safe work environment?

• Kaylee trips over the computer wires that are lying on the floor of her office.
• Anna fails to tell her supervisor that the caution light is blinking on the equipment.
• Steve takes the elevator instead of the stairs during the practice fire drill.
• William follows his employer's rules when he is operating heavy equipment.

To help create a safe environment in the workplace, each employee should:

• report all problems to the company's president or CEO.
• make sure that he/she develops a list of safety procedures to follow.
• be aware of things or situations that create hazardous conditions.
• read the company's training manual thoroughly.

The primary reason that governments develop workplace health and safety regulations is to:

• protect employees from injury and illness.
• reduce the risk of employment discrimination.
• ensure that employees have access to insurance.
• prevent the breach of business information systems.

Preventing security problems is important to businesses because the financial losses from these problems may force the businesses to:

• expand
• close 
• move
• reorganize

Some safety hazards in the workplace are caused by the unsafe actions of workers. An example would be:

• driving a company vehicle.
• talking to coworkers on a break.
• wearing inappropriate clothing.
• standing close to a load in order to lift it.

What is one of the first procedures to follow if business employees detect a fire in the facility?

• Locate fire extinguishers.
• Evacuate the premises.
• Contact corporate headquarters.
• Hide the valuables.

One way a business can reduce the risk of accidents in the workplace is by providing its employees with:

• safety training.
• electronic data interchange (EDI).
• supply manuals.
• OSHA

When handling emergency situations, it is important for business employees to:

• move the victim.
• know what to do.
• evacuate the building.
• listen to the radio.