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Construction Safety and Hazards Assessment

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The four leading causes of death in the construction industry include electrical hazards, struck-by-hazards, caught-in or caught-between hazards, and _______

a)

vehicular incidents

b)

fails

c)

radiation exposure

d)

chemical burns

2.

A sign that has a white background with a green panel with white lettering is a __________

a)

general information sign

b)

safety instruction sign

c)

caution sign

d)

danger sign

3.

Keeping your work area clean and free of scraps or spills is referred to as ________

a)

managing

b)

organizing

c)

housekeeping

d)

stacking and storing

4.

HAZCOM classifies all paint, concrete, and wood dust as ______

a)

hazardous materials

b)

common materials

c)

inexpensive materials

d)

nonhazardous materials

5.

Which of the following must be reported to your supervisor?

a)

only major injuries

b)

only incidents and major injuries

c)

all injuries, incidents, and accidents

d)

only incidents in which a death occurred

6.

If you lean a straight ladder against the top of a 16-foot wall, the base of the ladder should be _______

a)

3 feet from the base of the wall

b)

4 feet from the base of the wall

c)

5 feet from the base of the wall

d)

6 feet from the base of the wall

7.

The two basic types of scaffolds are ________

a)

self-supporting and the suspended scaffolds

b)

fixed and portable scaffolds

c)

metal and wooden scaffolds

d)

assembled and deliverable scaffolds

8.

To reduce the risk of workers being hurt or killed by falling materials, the maximum height-to-base ratio of a stack of materials should be_____

a)

2:1

b)

4:1

c)

8:1

d)

10:1

9.

The most common cause of death for equipment operators is ______

a)

hit and run

b)

equipment rollover

c)

brake malfunction

d)

head-on collisions

10.

In every trench over 4 feet deep, there must be an exit every _______

a)

10 feet

b)

12 feet

c)

18 feet

d)

25 feet

11.

The type of trench protection designed to prevent trench wall cave-ins is ________

a)

a trench shield

b)

a trench box

c)

a spoil pile

d)

shoring

12.

Protective guards are provided on power tools and machines in order to keep ______

a)

dirt out of the tool or machinie

b)

workers from being caught in rotating or moving parts

c)

the tool or machine from being struck by moving equipment

d)

unauthorized personnel from using the tool or machine

13.

Work that is performed near a hazard but not in direct contact with it is called_______

a)

close-cal work

b)

near-miss work

c)

proximity work

d)

barricade work

14.

Circuit breakers and disconnect switches are examples of ____

a)

energy-isolating devices

b)

energy-removal devices

c)

lockout/ tagout devices

d)

multiple lockout devices

15.

Which of the following provided the best eye protection from all directions?

a)

welding hoods

b)

face shields

c)

safety googles

d)

strap-on glasses

16.

The type of respirator that has its own clean air supply is the ____

a)

half mask

b)

mouthpiece with mechanical filter

c)

self-contained breathing apparatus

d)

full face piece mask

17.

A worker can be exposed to hazardous materials by inhalation, ingestion, and _____

a)

osmosis

b)

absorption

c)

radiation

d)

proximity

18.

Hypothermia is a condition brought on by ________

a)

excessive alcohol consumption

b)

prolonged exposure to cold

c)

excessive sweating

d)

prolonged exposure to heat

19.

Grease and oil must be kept away from oxygen tanks because ____

a)

grease or oil will contaminate the oxygen

b)

oxygen causes oil to freeze

c)

grease or oil can cause oxygen to explode

d)

oxygen will contaminate the oil and grease

20.

Which of these must be present in the same place at the same time for a fire to occur?

a)

oxygen, carbon dioxide, and heat

b)

oxygen, heat and fuel

c)

hydrogen, oxygen, and wood

d)

grease, liquid, and heat

21.

A fire extinguisher labeled C would be used to fight a(n) ____

a)

electric fire

b)

magnesium fire

c)

paper fire

d)

gasoline fire

22.

Which of the following characteristics is typical of a confined space?

a)

it has a limited amount of ventilation

b)

there is no means of escape

c)

it is too small to work in

d)

it may be entered by untrained employees