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Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
A worker is climbing a ladder without securing it. What hazard is present?
Fire hazard
Fall hazard
Noise hazard
Electrical hazard
A cluttered walkway with scattered tools increases the risk of:
Electrocution
Slips, trips, and falls
Fire
Noise exposure
A person is walking under a suspended load. What hazard is this?
Ergonomic hazard
Falling object hazard
Noise hazard
Fire hazard
A worker is lifting a heavy box with a bent back. What hazard is present?
Electrical hazard
Ergonomic hazard
Fire hazard
Noise hazard
Exposed electrical wires near water create a risk of:
Fire
Electrocution
Slipping
Noise
A person is standing on a box instead of a ladder. What hazard is this?
Fire hazard
Improper access hazard
PPE violation
Traffic hazard
A worker is using a pallet jack on a slope. What hazard is likely?
Fire
Collision
Overturning
Noise
Rolled-up carpets stacked vertically may cause:
Fire hazard
Falling material hazard
Noise hazard
PPE hazard
A person is working near a forklift without visibility gear. What hazard is present?
Fire
Traffic hazard
PPE hazard
Ergonomic hazard
A worker is using a tool with frayed wires. What hazard is this?
Electrical hazard
Fire hazard
PPE hazard
Noise hazard
A worker stacking boxes too high increases:
Fire risk
Risk of collapse
Risk of noise
Risk of heat stress
Walking under suspended loads is a risk because:
It causes noise
It may lead to falling injuries
It improves workflow
It reduces PPE use
Risk assessment helps to:
Eliminate all hazards
Identify and control risks
Increase productivity
Reduce PPE costs
A risk matrix evaluates:
PPE quality
Hazard types
Probability and severity
Worker age
A person lifting heavy loads without training increases:
Fire risk
Ergonomic risk
PPE risk
Traffic risk
Risk controls should be:
Ignored if PPE is used
Updated regularly
Applied only after incidents
Based on worker preference
Which is the most effective control measure?
PPE
Elimination of hazard
Warning signs
Training
A person using a ladder near a doorway without signage increases:
Fire risk
Risk of collision
PPE risk
Noise risk
A worker handling boxes without gloves risks:
Fire
Hand injuries
Noise exposure
Heat stress
A person near machinery without ear protection risks:
Eye injury
Hearing loss
Burns
Slips
A worker not wearing a helmet in a loading zone risks:
Dust exposure
Head injury
Heat stress
Noise
High-visibility vests are used to:
Protect from heat
Improve visibility
Reduce noise
Prevent falls
A person wearing sandals in a warehouse violates:
Fire safety
PPE standards
Traffic rules
Ergonomic posture
Safety goggles protect against:
Noise
Dust and debris
Heat
Slips
PPE should be:
Optional
The last line of defense
Used only by supervisors
Replaced by training
A person using a chemical without a mask risks:
Fire
Respiratory issues
Noise exposure
Slipping
A worker smoking near cardboard boxes creates:
Electrical hazard
Fire hazard
PPE hazard
Noise hazard
Fire extinguishers should be:
Hidden
Easily accessible
Locked
Used only by managers
Fire triangle includes:
Heat, fuel, oxygen
Water, fuel, oxygen
Heat, PPE, oxygen
Fuel, CO2, nitrogen
A blocked fire exit increases:
Noise
Fire evacuation risk
PPE violation
Traffic congestion
CO2 extinguishers are used for:
Electrical fires
Metal fires
Paper fires
Oil fires
Fire drills help:
Increase productivity
Train workers for emergencies
Reduce PPE costs
Improve stacking
A person using a heater near flammable material risks:
Noise
Fire
Slipping
Ergonomic strain
Fire blankets are used to:
Smother flames
Cool fuel
Detect fire
Increase oxygen
Class B fires involve:
Electrical equipment
Flammable liquids
Metals
Paper
Fire alarms are part of:
PPE
Detection systems
Ergonomic controls
Traffic safety
A forklift moving near pedestrians without barriers creates:
Fire hazard
Traffic hazard
PPE hazard
Noise hazard
A worker walking in a vehicle path without visibility gear risks:
Slipping
Collision
Fire
Ergonomic strain
Speed limits in work zones are primarily intended to:
Reduce fuel consumption
Prevent vehicle-related accidents
Improve worker comfort
Increase delivery speed
A delivery truck is parked on a slope without wheel chocks. What risk does this pose?
Fire hazard
Vehicle rollback hazard
PPE violation
Noise hazard
A person is riding a scooter through a pedestrian zone. What safety issue is present?
PPE violation
Fire hazard
Traffic hazard
Ergonomic hazard
Workers unloading a truck without a ramp are at risk of:
Noise exposure
Musculoskeletal injuries
Fire hazard
PPE violation
A person is using a welding torch near cardboard boxes. What hazard is present?
Noise hazard
Fire hazard
Traffic hazard
PPE hazard
A fire extinguisher is blocked by stacked boxes. What safety issue does this create?
PPE violation
Delayed emergency response
Noise hazard
Traffic congestion
A worker handling chemical without eye protection risks:
Hearing loss
Eye injury
Heat stress
Slipping
A person pushing a heavy cart without steel-toe boots risks:
Fire hazard
Foot injury
Noise exposure
Heat stress
A construction site next to a public walkway lacks fencing. What risk does this pose?
PPE violation
Public exposure to hazards
Fire hazard
Traffic congestion
A child is seen playing near stacked materials outside a warehouse. What safety issue is present?
Fire hazard
Public hazard
PPE violation
Noise hazard
A public event near a work zone lacks warning signs. What is the consequence?
Improved visibility
Increased risk of accidents
Reduced PPE use
Better traffic flow
A person in a wheelchair is navigating a cluttered path near a loading dock. What risk is present?
Fire hazard
Accessibility hazard
PPE violation
Noise hazard
