Auto OSHA

What is the primary purpose of safety regulations in the automotive industry?

• To increase production efficiency

• To protect the environment

• To ensure the safety and health of workers

• To reduce costs for the company

Which piece of personal protective equipment (PPE) is most important for an automotive worker performing welding tasks?

• Safety goggles

• Welding helmet

• Earplugs

• Gloves

When handling hazardous materials in an automotive setting, what is the first step workers should take?

• Start working immediately to save time

• Read the material safety data sheet (MSDS)

• Dispose of the material

• Transfer the material to a different container

What is the main purpose of workplace safety inspections in automotive garages?

• To evaluate the performance of employees

• To ensure compliance with safety regulations

• To assess the quality of automotive repairs

• To calculate the cost of repairs

Which of the following is NOT considered personal protective equipment (PPE) for automotive workers?

• Safety glasses

• Steel-toe boots

• Uniform

• Earplugs

How often should hazardous materials be inventoried in an automotive setting?

• Once a year

• Every month

• As needed

• Daily

What is a common hazard in automotive garages that requires the use of safety goggles?

• Loud noise

• Slippery floors

• Flying debris

• High temperatures

Why is proper ventilation important in automotive garages?

• To keep the area cool

• To remove hazardous fumes and dust

• To reduce noise levels

• To improve lighting

What should be done if a safety inspection in an automotive garage identifies a violation?

• Ignore it if it's minor

• Report it to a supervisor immediately

• Fix it after a few days

• Wait for the next inspection to confirm it

Which of the following is a correct practice for storing hazardous materials in an automotive setting?

• Store all chemicals together to save space

• Keep hazardous materials in unmarked containers

• Store flammable liquids away from ignition sources

• Keep all safety data sheets (MSDS) in a separate building