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WorksheetsTest – Personal & Occupational Health & Safety
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 11mins
The Occupational Safety and Health Act was established in:
1965
1970
1971
1980
OSHA is part of which U.S. Department?
Education
Homeland Security
Labor
Transportation
Which OSHA standard addresses toxic and hazardous substances?
Subpart C
Subpart E
Subpart K
Subpart Z
Which of the following is an indirect cost of workplace injuries?
Medical expenses
Worker’s compensation
Training replacement employees
Legal services
The highest level of protection in the Hierarchy of Controls is:
Administrative procedures
Elimination
PPE
Engineering
Employers must provide employees with a workplace free from serious hazards.
True
False
Hazard Communication requires employees to have access to SDS sheets.
True
False
Wearing PPE eliminates the hazard completely.
True
False
Safety inspections are always scheduled in advance.
True
False
Ergonomics deals with fitting the job to the worker.
True
False
Match the hazard with the correct example: Bloodborne pathogens
A. Chemical Hazard
B. Physical Hazard
C. Biological Hazard
Match the hazard with the correct example: 12. Excessive noise
A. Chemical Hazard
B. Physical Hazard
C. Biological Hazard
Match the hazard with the correct example: 13. Asbestos exposure
A. Chemical Hazard
B. Physical Hazard
C. Biological Hazard
Match the hazard with the correct example: 14. Awkward posture
A. Chemical Hazard
B. Physical Hazard
C. Biological Hazard
Match the hazard with the correct example: A. Chemical Hazard B. Physical Hazard C. Biological Hazard
A. Chemical Hazard
B. Physical Hazard
C. Biological Hazard
The difference between direct and indirect costs of workplace injuries is:
Direct costs are immediate expenses like medical bills, while indirect costs include lost productivity and training replacements.
Direct costs are hidden expenses, while indirect costs are always visible.
Indirect costs are always higher than direct costs in every case.
Direct costs include only legal fees, while indirect costs include only insurance premiums.
Which of the following are responsibilities of an employee under OSHA?
Follow safety rules and report hazards to the employer.
Set company safety policies and conduct OSHA inspections.
Hire and fire employees based on safety performance.
Issue citations for safety violations.
Select the correct examples of PPE and what they protect against.
Gloves protect against chemicals, and safety goggles protect against eye injuries.
Sandals protect against water, and hats protect against sunburn.
Scarves protect against dust, and belts protect against falls.
T-shirts protect against heat, and socks protect against cold.
Emergency action plans are important on a jobsite because:
They help ensure a quick and organized response to emergencies.
They are only required for office jobs.
They eliminate the need for safety training.
They are not necessary if accidents are rare.
Name one hazard in construction and one safety tip to prevent it.
Hazard: Falling from heights. Safety tip: Always use proper fall protection equipment such as harnesses and guardrails.
Hazard: Loud noises. Safety tip: Wear sandals on site.
Hazard: Dust exposure. Safety tip: Ignore safety signs.
Hazard: Electrical shock. Safety tip: Use metal ladders near power lines.
Following OSHA rules at a construction site is important because:
They help ensure workplace safety and protect workers through PPE and regulations.
They make the job more difficult for workers.
They are only suggestions and not important to follow.
They are only for office workers, not construction sites.
