WorksheetsPrinciples - Unit 2 Test
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
OSHA was created to protect workers in which of the following ways?
By setting and enforcing safety standards in the workplace
By providing free healthcare to all employees
By offering retirement benefits to workers
By regulating employee wages
Fill in the blank: ______ is the Occupational Safety and Health Administration; enforces workplace safety.
OSHA
FDA
EPA
CDC
Fill in the blank: ______ is an OSHA requirement to prevent hazards.
Safety Standard
Work Shift
Lunch Break
Dress Code
Fill in the blank: ______ is the legal right to stop work if unsafe.
Right to Refuse Unsafe Work
Right to Take a Break
Right to Request Overtime
Right to Receive Training
Fill in the blank: ______ is a source of danger or harm.
Hazard
Benefit
Comfort
Resource
Fill in the blank: ______ is a penalty issued for violating OSHA standards.
Citation
Warning
Permit
License
Fill in the blank: ______ means employers must provide a safe workplace.
General Duty Clause
Hazard Communication Standard
Lockout/Tagout Procedure
Personal Protective Equipment Rule
Fill in the blank: ______ is the duty to train and protect workers.
Employer Responsibility
Employee Rights
Government Regulation
Union Membership
Fill in the blank: ______ is the duty to follow rules and report hazards.
Employee Responsibility
Employer Authority
Safety Equipment
Workplace Policy
Fill in the blank: ______ is the official review of a jobsite by OSHA.
Inspection
Evaluation
Certification
Audit
Fill in the blank: ______ are shared values that prioritize safety.
Safety Culture
Safety Equipment
Safety Procedures
Safety Signs
PPE reduces the risk of injury by:
Providing a physical barrier against hazards
Increasing the likelihood of accidents
Making tasks more difficult to perform
Eliminating all workplace risks
PPE – ________ protecting workers from hazards.
Equipment
Clothing
Tools
Devices
Hard Hat – Protects ________ from falling objects.
head
feet
hands
knees
Safety Glasses – ________ protection.
Eye
Hand
Ear
Foot
Respirator – Protects lungs from ________/fumes.
dust
water
heat
light
Steel-Toe Boots – ________ protection.
Foot
Hand
Eye
Head
Fill in the blank: ________ are barriers at edges/openings.
Guardrails
Handrails
Fences
Barricades
Fill in the blank: ________ is a strap connecting harness to anchor.
Lanyard
Buckle
Carabiner
Helmet
Fill in the blank: ________ catches falling workers.
Safety Net
Hard Hat
Tool Belt
Ladder
One rule for safe ladder use is:
Always maintain three points of contact.
Stand on the top rung.
Use a ladder on uneven ground.
Carry heavy items while climbing.
Caught-In/Between Hazard – Worker ________/crushed by equipment/materials.
trapped
lifted
protected
released
Blind Spot – Area operator cannot ________.
see
hear
touch
smell
Pinch Point – Area where body can be ________.
caught
washed
painted
measured
Material Storage Safety – Rules for ________/storing loads.
stacking
lifting
moving
packing
One purpose of a GFCI is:
to protect against electrical shock
to increase electrical current
to reduce electricity bills
to power large appliances
Fill in the blank: Ground Fault is ________ current flow.
Unwanted
Desired
Controlled
Normal
Fill in the blank: Overhead Power Line is a hazard from ________ wires above.
energized
insulated
broken
covered
Fill in the blank: Insulation is a material preventing ________.
electrical shock
heat loss
water leakage
sound transmission
Fill in the blank: Arc Flash is a dangerous release of ________ from fault.
heat/energy
water
sound
light
Signs and labels prevent accidents by:
Providing clear warnings and instructions
Ignoring potential hazards
Encouraging unsafe behavior
Confusing workers with unnecessary information
MSDS/SDS – Material Safety Data Sheet/Safety Data ________.
Sheet
Form
Record
Manual
Chemical Hazard – ________ substance.
Dangerous
Harmless
Colorful
Edible
Pictogram – Graphic symbol on chemical ________.
labels
reactions
equations
containers
Flammable – Easily ________.
ignited
frozen
dissolved
broken
Toxic – Harmful if inhaled, swallowed, or ________.
absorbed
diluted
evaporated
frozen
Corrosive – Substance that destroys ________/tissue.
materials
colors
temperature
pressure
Safety Signs – Signs indicating required PPE, hazards, or ________.
directions
weather
food
music
Emergency Exit – Clearly marked ________ route.
escape
danger
entry
blocked
SDS stands for ________, and it is important because it provides information about the safe handling of chemicals.
Safety Data Sheet
Standard Data Source
Secure Document Storage
Systematic Data Summary
Applying everything we’ve learned about safety to our classroom/shop means:
Following safety rules and using equipment properly.
Ignoring safety guidelines and working quickly.
Leaving safety equipment unused.
Allowing unsafe behavior if it saves time.
Fill in the blank: ________ is fixing a hazard.
Correction
Inspection
Reporting
Neglect
Fill in the blank: ________ is a written notice of a danger.
Hazard Report
Safety Manual
Incident Log
Risk Assessment
Fill in the blank: ________ is the underlying reason an accident happens.
Root Cause
Symptom
Coincidence
Mistake
Fill in the blank: ________ are steps to stop accidents before they happen.
Preventive Action
Corrective Action
Reactive Measures
Emergency Response
Fill in the blank: ________ is an incident that almost caused harm.
Near Miss
Accident
Hazard
Injury
Fill in the blank: ________ is a written record of an accident/near miss.
Incident Report
Safety Manual
Risk Assessment
Training Log
Fill in the blank: ________ is responsibility for safety actions.
Accountability
Flexibility
Creativity
Productivity
Fill in the blank: ________ is shared safety habits on the job.
Workplace Culture
Personal Beliefs
Company Profits
Individual Skills
Fill in the blank: ________ is ongoing efforts to improve safety.
Continuous Improvement
Risk Assessment
Incident Reporting
Safety Audits
