Introduction to OSHA 123

What does the 'O' in OSHA stand for?

• Optional
• Occupational
• Orientation
• Official

Is OSHA a law?

• Yes
• No
• Sometimes
• Only for big companies

Which jobs require OSHA training?

• Burger King
• Six Flags
• Kentucky Fried Chicken
• A construction site

What does 'occupational' mean?

• Relating to jobs
• Good moral character
• Relating to school
• A type of office work

Who must comply with OSHA?

• Everyone working in a job requiring health & safety
• Only teachers and doctors
• Only government employees
• Only large corporations

What does the 'S' in OSHA stand for?

• Simple
• Sounds
• Safety
• Standards

OSHA falls into which categories?

• General Industry
• Agriculture
• Construction
• Maritime

OSHA is NOT a federal law.

• False
• True
• Partially true
• Only in some states

Why is workplace safety important?

• It keeps workers and customers safe
• It's not important
• Only managers need to worry about workplace safety
• It slows down work productivity

Only companies with over 100 employees need OSHA training.

• True
• False
• Only in some industries
• Only for federal contracts