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OSHA CH 2

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 4mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

In Occupational Safety and Health, what does FMA stand for?

a)

Factories and Machinery Act

b)

Federal Maintenance Agency

c)

Fire Management Association

d)

Facilities Monitoring Act

2.

What is the primary objective of the Factories and Machinery Act (FMA) in Occupational Safety and Health?

a)

To ensure the safety, health, and welfare of workers and to regulate machinery and equipment used in workplaces.

b)

To promote environmental sustainability by reducing industrial emissions

c)

To train workers in advanced robotics and automation technologies

d)

To encourage companies to invest in renewable energy solutions

3.

What is the scope of the Factories and Machinery Act (FMA)?

a)

Monitoring air pollution levels caused by industrial activities.

b)

Providing financial assistance for factory upgrades and modernization.

c)

To ensure the safety, health, and welfare of workers and to regulate machinery and equipment used in workplaces

d)

Overseeing the development of green technology in industries.

4.

What is OSHA, and what does it aim to achieve?

a)

Oceanic Safety and Hazard Act: Protects marine life and ocean ecosystems.

b)

Occupational Safety and Health Act: Ensures the safety, health, and welfare of workers by providing guidelines and regulations to prevent workplace accidents and illnesses

c)

Organized Safety Housing Association: Regulates safe housing standards for urban development.

d)

Occupational Skills and Housing Assistance: Provides skills training and housing subsidies for workers.

5.

What is the philosophy and guiding principle of OSHA?

a)

To eliminate all manual labor by replacing workers with automation.

b)

To encourage companies to invest in high-tech equipment regardless of safety standards.

c)

To prioritize economic growth over workplace safety.

d)

To create a safe and healthy workplace environment through prevention, cooperation, and compliance with safety laws

6.

What is the scope of the Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA)?

a)

Focuses only on factories and manufacturing sectors.

b)

Applies exclusively to construction and mining industries.

c)

Covers all industries and workplaces, ensuring the safety, health, and welfare of employees and others affected by work activities

d)

Deals only with environmental pollution caused by industries.

7.

What is the purpose of the Factories and Machinery Act (FMA)?

a)

To promote worker efficiency through performance evaluations.

b)

To regulate factories and machinery to ensure workplace safety and prevent accidents

c)

To enforce environmental regulations in manufacturing industries.

d)

To provide financial incentives for factories to upgrade machinery.

8.

What are the key objectives of the Factories and Machinery Act (FMA)?

a)

To reduce machinery costs for manufacturing industries.

b)

To promote the global export of machinery and equipment.

c)

To increase factory production rates through automation.

d)

To ensure worker safety, regulate machinery, and minimize risks in workplaces.

9.

What is the scope of the Factories and Machinery Act (FMA)

a)

Regulates factories, machinery, and hazardous operations to ensure workplace safety.

b)

Focuses only on machinery used in the construction industry.

c)

Applies solely to office spaces with minimal machinery.

d)

Covers only environmental concerns related to machinery.

10.

What is OSHA?

a)

Occupational Skills and Health Agency: A body that provides job training to workers.

b)

Organized Safety Health Alliance: A non-governmental organization promoting environmental health.

c)

Office Safety and Health Act: An agency that focuses only on office environments.

d)

Occupational Safety and Health Administration: A government agency that ensures safe working conditions through regulations and enforcement

11.

What are the key objectives of OSHA?

a)

To increase industrial production at any cost.

b)

To regulate the appearance and dress code of workers in the workplace.

c)

To ensure workplace safety, promote a safe working environment, and reduce occupational hazards

d)

To enforce strict guidelines on factory floor decor and aesthetics.

12.

What is the scope of OSHA?

a)

Deals exclusively with environmental pollution in industries.

b)

Applies only to office workers in urban areas.

c)

Covers all industries and workplaces to ensure safety and protect workers' health

d)

Focuses solely on the healthcare industry.