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Fall Hazards and Protection

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Fall protection must be provided when working on surfaces with unprotected sides and edges which are X above the lower level.

a)

3 feet

b)

4 feet

c)

6 feet

d)

10 feet

2.

What are the ways an employer can protect workers from falls?

a)

Guardrails, Safety Net Systems, and Safety Belts

b)

Guardrails and Safety Nets

c)

Guardrails, Safety Net Systems, and Personal Fall Arrest Systems

d)

It is up to the employee

3.

For workers on scaffolds, fall protection must be provided if they are working X above a lower level.

a)

4 feet

b)

6 feet

c)

8 feet

d)

10 feet

4.

Guardrails are often used by employers to protect workers from falls. How high must the top-rail be above the working surface?

a)

24 inches, plus or minus 3 inches

b)

42 inches, plus or minus 3 inches

c)

60 inches, plus or minus 3 inches

d)

All of the above

5.

A personal fall arrest system consist of:

a)

An anchorage and body belt

b)

An anchorage, lanyard and connectors, and a body belt

c)

An anchorage, lanyard and connectors, and a full body harness

d)

Depends on the job

6.

The top of a ladder must extend at least X above the surface you are climbing onto.

a)

3 feet

b)

4 feet

c)

5 feet

d)

6 feet

7.

What is the best option to reduce fall hazards on the worksite?

a)

Work on scaffolding or ladders for only 4 hours per work shift

b)

Wear a full body harness and connectors

c)

Eliminate the need for fall protection where possible by re-scheduling the task, isolating the task, or changing the task

d)

Tell the workers to work fast and be careful

8.

Employers must provide a training program for:

a)

Each foreman who might be exposed to fall hazards

b)

Each employee who might be exposed to fall hazards

c)

Each piece of equipment used at the worksite

d)

Employees must obtain their own training before looking for a job

9.

If you see fall hazards or have any questions about fall prevention, contact your X first

a)

Supervisor

b)

Local OSHA office

c)

Co-worker

d)

Handle it yourself

10.

Poor worksite maintenance can lead to clutter and debris on a construction site, creating additional:

a)

Work for the worksite cleaning crew

b)

Slip, trip, and fall hazards

c)

Material cost

d)

Just be more aware and walk around it