Fall Hazards OSHA Quiz

Does this worksite depict good or poor site maintenance?

• Good

• Poor

What hazard is present on this worksite?

(Two workers are framing and hanging siding on steep siding with no railings)

• Fall Hazard

• Electrocution hazard

• Caught-in or Caught-between hazard

• Biological Hazard

Which factors cause most accidents on scaffolds?

• Improperly constructed scaffolds

• Planking or support giving away

• Vehicles without backup alarms

• Lack of fall protection

Does this worksite depict good or poor site mainenance?

• Good

• Poor

What type of fall hazard is present in this video?

(Workers are on a steel roof with openings and no PPE.)

• Scaffolds

• Unsafe Ladder Usage

• Unprotected Edges

What could have prevented the accident in this video?

• Guarded Edges

• Fall Protection equipment

• Have a spotter nearby

• No ladders on roof

Which of the following is an action employers must take when providing construction workers with fall protection?

• Choose when to assess walking working surfaces based on budgets

• Call attention to unique fall hazards, such as open floor holes or shafts, riser penetrations and skylights.

• Eliminate general fall prevention training.

• Rarely inspect fall protection equipment.

This image shows what connects different parts of the PFAS together. What is depicted in the image?

• Full body harness

• Connector

• Anchor and anchor connector

This provides a secure point of attachment for lifelines, lanyards, or deceleration devices. What is depicted in the image?

• Full Body Harness

• Connector

• Anchor and Anchor Connector

What is the maximum number of feet that a safety net can be placed directly below the working surface?

• 10 feet

• 3 feet

• 30 feet

• 6 feet