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Fall Hazards OSHA Quiz

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Does this worksite depict good or poor site maintenance?

a)

Good

b)

Poor

2.

What hazard is present on this worksite?

(Two workers are framing and hanging siding on steep siding with no railings)

a)

Fall Hazard

b)

Electrocution hazard

c)

Caught-in or Caught-between hazard

d)

Biological Hazard

3.

Which factors cause most accidents on scaffolds?

a)

Improperly constructed scaffolds

b)

Planking or support giving away

c)

Vehicles without backup alarms

d)

Lack of fall protection

4.

Does this worksite depict good or poor site mainenance?

a)

Good

b)

Poor

5.

What type of fall hazard is present in this video?

(Workers are on a steel roof with openings and no PPE.)

a)

Scaffolds

b)

Unsafe Ladder Usage

c)

Unprotected Edges

6.

What could have prevented the accident in this video?

a)

Guarded Edges

b)

Fall Protection equipment

c)

Have a spotter nearby

d)

No ladders on roof

7.

Which of the following is an action employers must take when providing construction workers with fall protection?

a)

Choose when to assess walking working surfaces based on budgets

b)

Call attention to unique fall hazards, such as open floor holes or shafts, riser penetrations and skylights.

c)

Eliminate general fall prevention training.

d)

Rarely inspect fall protection equipment.

8.

This image shows what connects different parts of the PFAS together. What is depicted in the image?

a)

Full body harness

b)

Connector

c)

Anchor and anchor connector

9.

This provides a secure point of attachment for lifelines, lanyards, or deceleration devices. What is depicted in the image?

a)

Full Body Harness

b)

Connector

c)

Anchor and Anchor Connector

10.

What is the maximum number of feet that a safety net can be placed directly below the working surface?

a)

10 feet

b)

3 feet

c)

30 feet

d)

6 feet

11.

The top of a ladder must extend how many feet above the surface a worker is climbing onto?

a)

3 feet

b)

7 feet

c)

9 feet

d)

15 feet

12.

What type of hazard is described by the following definition?

Anything at your worksite which could cause you to lose your balance or bodily support, resulting in a fall.

a)

Fall Hazard

b)

Struck-by Hazard

c)

Caught-in or -between hazard

d)

Electrocution hazard