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EXAM SHO

Total questions: 19

Worksheet time: 30secs

Name
Class
Date
1.

The duties of the employer are a requirement. Where is this mentioned?

a)

A) Sec. 15, F&M act 1967

b)

B) Sec. 16, OSH act 1994

c)

C) Sec. 16, F&M act 1967

d)

D) Sec. 15, OSH act 1994

2.

The law requires the employer to have a written safety policy when he has

a)

A) 4 employees

b)

B) 5 employees

c)

C) 6 employees

d)

D) More than 4 employees

3.

Quality principles in management emphasize……………..

a)

A) Inspecting defects out

b)

B) Accident investigation

c)

C) Effective supervisory control

d)

D) Managing quality

4.

The chance or probability of harm actually done is known as

a)

A) Danger

b)

B) Risk

c)

C) Hazard

d)

D) Accident

5.

The most effective control measure in hazard control is

a)

A) Substitution

b)

B) Engineering control

c)

C) Elimination

d)

D) Training

6.

Where an agent of an employee has acted negligently and caused injury to another employee, the employer is held liable for

a)

A) Indirect liability

b)

B) Vicarious liability

c)

C) Occupier liability

d)

D) Agents liability

7.

fires the involve gases or liquefied gases resulting from leaks or spillage is classified as a..........

a)

A) Class

b)

B) Fire

c)

C) Occupational Safety

d)

D) Accident

8.

Which of the following fire detection and alarm use ionizing radiation, light scatter and obscuration methods?

a)

A) Flammable gas detectors

b)

B) Radiation detection

c)

C) Smoke detection

d)

D) Heat detection

9.

The laws that contain technical specification approved by a special standards committee is known as

a)

A) By laws

b)

B) Code of practice

c)

C) Regulation

d)

D) Standard

10.

Which of the following would NOT be a health hazard?

a)

A) Psychosocial hazard

b)

B) Ergonomics

c)

C) Fire

d)

D) Chemical

11.

Chronic hazard are …………….

a)

A) Immediate in their effects

b)

B) Relatively simple to control

c)

C) Caused by structural faults

d)

D) Difficult to identify

12.

Loss of too much body heat can cause a condition known as ……….

a)

A) Hyperthermia

b)

B) Heat exhaustion

c)

C) Hypothermia

d)

D) Dehydration

13.

The most important transport vehicle of toxic substance is

a)

A) Blood

b)

B) Liver

c)

C) Air

d)

D) Fat deposit

14.

Toxicology is the ………………

a)

A) Study of chemical reaction

b)

B) Study of chronic disease

c)

C) Study of poisonous properties of substances

d)

D) Cancer causing agents

15.

Anything that increase the likehood of a hazard causing injury or harm to health is known as ……….

a)

A) Health risk

b)

B) Harm factor

c)

C) Risk factor

d)

D) Harmful risk

16.

Failure of machine or seizure of machine component part could result in ………

a)

A) Cutting injuries

b)

B) Expulsion of machine parts of materials

c)

C) Crushing injuries

d)

D) Friction burns

17.

Which of the following would not be the cause of forklift overturning?

a)

A) Wheels strike an obstruction

b)

B) Speeding with elevated load

c)

C) Overloading

d)

D) Operating

18.

A hazard where objects act against the inertia of the body but do not penetrate it is known as ………. Hazard.

a)

A) Drawn-in

b)

B) Impact

c)

C) Contact

d)

D) Trapping

19.

Which of the following is NOT a non-mechanical hazard?

a)

A) Ergonomics

b)

B) Entanglement

c)

C) Explosion

d)

D) Chemicals