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WorksheetsNCCER Safety Review
Total questions: 39
Worksheet time: 3mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
When everyone associated with a company has a positive attitude about safety, they have developed a strong safety ______________.
a)
culture
b)
system
c)
rule book
d)
policy
2.
A strong safety culture can lead to a low _____ rate which means a company is not constantly having to replace employees.
a)
reduction
b)
exemption
c)
turnover
d)
whisltlblower
3.
Safety training is important because _____ is a learned behavior and attitude.
a)
education
b)
safety
c)
employment
d)
working
4.
____ conditions like poor lighting, loud noise, and missing guards on machines can lead to accidents.
a)
Unsafe
b)
common
c)
acceptable
d)
desirable
5.
When it comes to On-the-Job safety, you should…
a)
rely on your boss to keep you safe
b)
take responsibility for your own actions
c)
hope that others around you will keep you safe
d)
contact OSHA to find out how to be safe
6.
One of the main purposes of good housekeeping in the shop is to…
a)
reduce hazards
b)
simple aesthetics
c)
keep busy
d)
make the boss happy
7.
A primary purpose of OSHA is to…
a)
test new products to make sure they are safe to use
b)
protect the safety and health of American workers
c)
publish safety rules for employers and employees
d)
oversee certification of equipment operators
8.
A _____ person can identify unsafe conditions on a jobsite and has authority to correct them.
a)
Licensed
b)
Certified
c)
Qualified
d)
Competent
9.
An on-the-job safety event is categorized as an _____ if it could have caused an injury, but was caught in time.
a)
injury
b)
accident
c)
incident
d)
inconvenience
10.
An on-the-job safety event is categorized as an _____ if it causes property damage.
a)
injury
b)
accident
c)
incident
d)
inconvenience
11.
The portion of the federal law that requires employers to provide a safe working environment for employees is called…
a)
the Whistleblower Act
b)
the General Duty Clause
c)
the Safety Standard Act
d)
the MSDS Act
12.
If you feel that you have been discriminated against by an employer for asserting your rights under OSHA, you have ______ to file a complaint.
a)
30 days
b)
6 months
c)
12 months
d)
3 years
13.
If an accident on a jobsite results in the hospitalization of 3 or more workers, employers must report it to OSHA within ________ .
a)
4 hours
b)
8 hours
c)
24 hours
d)
48 hours
14.
The act of breaking a job down into its component parts or steps in order to identify potential hazards is referred to as…
a)
a Job Safety Analysis
b)
a Safety Management System
c)
a Corporate Safety Culture
d)
an OSHA Inspection
15.
You can determine ______ by measuring the probability of exposure to a hazard and a resulting accident.
a)
duties
b)
turnover rate
c)
staffing needs
d)
risk
16.
Safety glasses must meet this standard in order to be approved for industrial use.
a)
ANSI Z87.1
b)
OSHA 1970
c)
CFR 1025
d)
MSDS
17.
If noise levels are high enough that you have to raise your voice within ____ feet of a co-worker to be heard, you should be using hearing protection.
a)
two
b)
four
c)
six
d)
ten
18.
What kind of respirator is required to protect workers from airborne dust particles such as silicates?
a)
SCBA
b)
Supplied air
c)
Full face piece with chemical canisters
d)
half mask with mechanical filters
19.
What kind of respirator is required to protect workers from brief exposure to gases & fumes?
a)
SCBA
b)
Supplied air
c)
Full face piece with chemical canisters
d)
half mask with mechanical filters
20.
In order to prevent back injuries when lifting heavy loads, you should use the muscles in your…
a)
back
b)
arms
c)
legs
d)
shoulders
21.
When climbing a ladder, you should maintain ___ points of contact at all times.
a)
one
b)
two
c)
three
d)
four
22.
If you need to position a ladder so that workers can gain access to a roof, the ladder should extend ____ feet above the edge of the roof.
a)
one
b)
two
c)
three
d)
four
23.
The base of a ladder should be placed ____ of the distance from the ground to where the ladder contacts a wall.
a)
1/4
b)
1/2
c)
1/6
d)
1/10
24.
A ____ tag on a scaffold indicates that it has been inspected by a competent person and that it meets all OSHA requirements.
a)
white
b)
red
c)
yellow
d)
green
25.
A part of a scaffold that can prevent falling objects from striking workers below.
a)
midrail
b)
toprail
c)
toeboard
d)
barricade
26.
In order to prevent stored materials from falling and striking workers, you should avoid a base to height stacking ratio of greater than ______.
a)
1:1
b)
2:1
c)
3:1
d)
4:1
27.
Most machines should be equipped with _____ to protect workers from rotating parts or flying particles.
a)
labels
b)
guards or shields
c)
warning signs
d)
PPE
28.
Workers should wear high-visibility reflective vests when working around _____.
a)
moving vehicles
b)
excavations
c)
trip and fall hazards
d)
cranes
29.
If you are backing up a truck, trailer or other vehicle and cannot see behind you, you should use a…
a)
mirror
b)
signaler
c)
barricade
d)
permit
30.
If you do not know the soil type on a construction site, you should consider it to be _____.
a)
Type A
b)
Type B
c)
Type C
d)
solid rock
31.
A _______ soil is characterized by coarse grained sand or gravel that is too unstable to use a benching system for trenches or other excavations.
a)
Type A
b)
Type B
c)
Type C
d)
Type D
32.
Hazardous material that is linked to a cancer known as Mesothelioma.
a)
silica dust
b)
asbestos
c)
manganese
d)
lead
33.
A strong safety culture can lead to a low _____ rate which means a company is not constantly having to replace employees.
a)
reduction
b)
exemption
c)
turnover
d)
whisltlblower
34.
When everyone associated with a company has a positive attitude about safety, they have developed a strong safety ______________.
a)
culture
b)
system
c)
rule book
d)
policy
35.
Safety training is important because _____ is a learned behavior and attitude.
a)
education
b)
safety
c)
employment
d)
working
36.
____ conditions like poor lighting, loud noise, and missing guards on machines can lead to accidents.
a)
Unsafe
b)
common
c)
acceptable
d)
desirable
37.
When it comes to On-the-Job safety, you should…
a)
rely on your boss to keep you safe
b)
take responsibility for your own actions
c)
hope that others around you will keep you safe
d)
contact OSHA to find out how to be safe
38.
One of the main purposes of good housekeeping in the shop is to…
a)
reduce hazards
b)
simple aesthetics
c)
keep busy
d)
make the boss happy
39.
A primary purpose of OSHA is to…
a)
test new products to make sure they are safe to use
b)
protect the safety and health of American workers
c)
publish safety rules for employers and employees
d)
oversee certification of equipment operators
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