360 Training OSHA 30hr Practice Test

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• A floor opening threshold is 12 inches.
• Which group should be informed about and aware of the Emergency Action Plan?
• The cost of an accident is paid from the company ____.
• What is the final step in the lockout procedure before servicing may begin?
• Lockout or tagout shall be performed only by the ______ who are performing the servicing or maintenance.
• Which statement about EAPs is true for very small facilities?
• During an evacuation, who has the responsibility to check all areas and sweep employees to emergency exits?
• Effective training of employees includes all of the following EXCEPT:
• Combustible liquids are those that have a flashpoint at or above what temperature?
• The flash point is defined as the minimum temperature at which a liquid forms a vapor above its surface in sufficient concentration that it can be ignited.
• The EAP must be established in writing for facilities with how many employees? (repeat item with different options)
• Areas where wet working conditions exist, placing grates on the floor would...
• Participate in an OSHA ______.
• LPS designation permits use of trucks converted to liquefied petroleum gas fuel in which scenario?
• The tire restraining device or barrier shall be removed immediately from service for any of these defects EXCEPT
• Passageways and aisles around stored materials must be left clear to reduce hazards. What is the primary safety reason for maintaining clear passageways?
• Industrial extension cord grounding system describes:
• Under LPS Classification, industrial trucks designated as LPS can be used for what purpose?
• When providing a barrier to separate oxygen cylinders from combustibles, the barrier height must be at least
• On abrasive wheel machines, guards must protect all of the following parts except
• Which is not a minimum requirement for installed physical safeguards?
• Cable laid grommets should have a minimum circumferential length of how many times their body diameter?
• Which option represents Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) in hazard control?
• After identifying all sources of electrical supply, what is the next required step?
• Exit routes must be at least how many inches wide at all points?
• What is the purpose of the Energy control program?
• Portable ladders used to gain access to a roof or other elevated level must extend above the highest point by at least how many feet?
• Disabling accidents on the job are most commonly associated with which part of the body?
• Which statement best describes the Domino Theory of accidents?
• Which OSHA right permits employees to file a complaint and participate in an OSHA inspection?
• What does the Swiss Cheese Theory propose?
• When conducting a required assessment of the various hazards that may be present, an employer would consider all of the following EXCEPT:
• A shock from as little as 50 VAC for as little as how long can disrupt the heart's rhythm and cause death?
• Whose responsibility is the establishment of the Emergency Action Plan?
• What is the purpose of grounding exposed metal parts of portable control devices?
• For revolving drums, the enclosure guarding must be interlocked with what?
• Which hearing protection device provides coverage around the entire ear?
• The stair width shall have been a minimum of ___ inches.
• What is the minimum clearance between the wires and any part of the crane or load for lines rated 50 kV or below?
• Section 5(a)(1) of the OSH Act is known as what?
• What do tripped circuit breakers and blown fuses indicate?
• The minimum oxygen concentration by volume required for entry is:
• What is the minimum separation distance between oxygen cylinders and fuel-gas cylinders if no barrier is used?
• Every flight of stairs with ___ or more risers shall have standard stair railings or standard handrails.
• Revolving drums should be guarded by an enclosure that is interlocked with the drive mechanism.
• The General Duty Clause is found in which OSH Act section?
• The OSHA limit for an 8-hour time-weighted average noise exposure is below how many decibels?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the rights listed for OSHA employees?
• OSHA uses approximately what ratio for evacuation wardens to employees?
• Which theory analyzes management, machines, and media as contributing factors to accidents?
• What determines the size of a single ladder?
• Evacuation assembly areas can be located in all the following nearby structures except:
• Which of the following is NOT a designation for industrial powered trucks?
• When selecting a respirator, which factor is appropriate to consider?
• In case of a fire in the workplace, which of the following is the first step?
• After testing is complete, what must be done to the systems?
• Which of the following is NOT an essential consideration for the safe use of cords and wiring?
• The term 'pilot error syndrome' is associated with which theory?
• Information about ______ and illnesses in your workplace.
• NFPA 70E Section 110.1 requires the employer to implement and document an overall Electrical Safety Program (ESP). Which section number is specified?
• Which classification includes liquids with flashpoint below 73°F and boil above 100°F?
• Which option is NOT a standard component of an OSHA inspection?
• The minimum stair width is 22 inches.
• ____ cost is not paid by the insurance company and are recoverable.
• An Emergency Action Plan (EAP) must be established in writing for facilities with how many employees?
• Willard has completed his service of Wilma's machine. What is the final step he must take before restoring energy?
• Which machine does not typically require safeguards to prevent cutting hazards?
• Which method MOST effectively protects machines, tools, and operators against damage from electrical current?
• Metal mesh slings must be removed from service if a reduction in wire diameter due to corrosion reaches what percentage?
• Stairs must withstand 5 times the expected load, with a minimum of 1000 pounds.
• Be free from _______ for exercising safety and health rights.
• What is the third step in the sequence of actions to temporarily remove lockout tag?
• Which component must accompany a standard railing to guard open-sided floors four feet or more above the adjacent floor?
• Flammable liquids are those that have a flashpoint below _____
• EX units are electrically powered units that differ from E, ES, EE in that their electrical fittings and equipment are designed to be used in which environments?
• Modifications to power-operated industrial trucks may be made only with express approval from the ______________
• Which classification includes liquids with flashpoint above 73°F and boil below 100°F?
• What action is required of the employer when changes are made to the EAP?
• Work rests shall be kept adjusted closely to the wheel with a maximum opening of what inch?
• What is the key element of any safeguarding system?
• Which item is NOT a hearing protection option?
• Which term is provided in the OSHA standards related to worker safety training?
• Organic peroxide is any carbon-containing compound with ____ oxygen atoms joined together
• Interchange of multi-piece wheel components may only be performed if recommended by which document?
• Installed mechanical safeguards are required around all these machines except
• All guards for inclined belts should be arranged to maintain a minimum clearance of ____ feet between the belt and floor.
• Which action must be taken to secure the circuit before work begins?
• In guarding open areas, what component is required along with a standard railing to prevent items from falling?
• In OSHA terminology, Hazard ______ and medical records refer to information about a worker's exposure.
• The Emergency Action Plan must be site-specific with respect to all of the following EXCEPT:
• An Emergency Action Plan must be established in writing for facilities with how many employees?
• who must develop document and implement specific procedures to control potentially hazardous energy?
• Which statement best describes the role of evacuation wardens during emergencies?
• Which term refers to controls that protect workers by modifying the workplace or equipment rather than by changing the hazard itself?
• What is the maximum length for a single ladder?
• If any part or circuit operating at how many volts or more cannot be put into an electrically safe work condition, an electrical hazard analysis must be performed?
• Slings or wire ropes must be taken out of service if they have ______ broken wires in one strand in one lay.
• Metal mesh slings must be removed from service if a reduction in wire diameter due to abrasion reaches what percentage?
• Which statement best explains why fixed-location machines should be anchored?
• What is the required minimum width for industrial fixed stairs?
• Gear guards must extend ____ inches above the mesh point by a band guard covering the face or be completely enclosed.
• Machines designed for a fixed location should be securely anchored to prevent walking/moving.
• Open-ended floors must be guarded on all open sides at a height of __ feet above the ground.
• Which method is NOT acceptable for extinguishing an electrical fire?
• What is the proper ladder pitch described as one foot out from the base for every four feet of elevation?
• Machines that use abrasive wheels must have safety guards protecting all these parts except
• Before responding to help a victim injured by contact with a chemical, the chemical must be ______.
• Which date must be used for reporting injury to OSHA or state agency?
• Which classification includes liquids with flashpoint below 73°F and boil below 100°F?
• What exposure metric does OSHA use for the 8-hour workday to set permissible noise levels?
• In the statement about workers' right to refuse, what word completes the phrase describing the belief that they are exposed to imminent danger?
• Covers and guardrails are required in all areas except?
• The EAP requirement applies to facilities with at least how many employees?
• What is the second step in the sequence of actions to temporarily remove lockout tag?
• Where should atmospheric tests of confined spaces begin?
• Ideally, how many fully trained emergency wardens should be present in a workplace employing 100 workers?
• For belt-driven machinery with belts seven feet or less from the floor, guards must be how many inches above the belt?
• In controlling inhalation hazards, which is the most effective control method?
• Belt driven machinery whose runs or horizontal belts are seven feet or less from the floor or working surfaces must have guards that are _____ inches above the belt
• How far back should the base of a 60ft ladder be?
• In atmospheres containing acetone, ammonia, or benzene, which trucks may be used?
• Guard every open-sided floor or platform, ___ feet or more above adjacent ground level on all open sides of standard railing.
• Tagout systems tend to have all these limitations EXCEPT:
• A self-supporting portable ladder, non-adjustable in length, having flat steps and hinged back, may not exceed ___ feet in length.
• What is the fourth step in the sequence?
• Which type of burn is caused by high temperature generated by an arc or explosion nearby?
• ____ as provided in the OSHA standards.
• There are two types of failures that cause human errors; one is active failures. What is the other?
• Which design feature is characteristic of many potentially dangerous confined spaces?
• Which of the following represents an example of a site-specific item for an EAP?
• Which statement best describes the Human Factor Theory?
• What does the Multiple Factor Theory examine?
• Most confined space deaths and injuries are caused by the atmospheric presence of all these hazards EXCEPT:
• Oxygen cylinders in storage shall be separated from fuel-gas cylinders or combustible materials by a minimum distance of how many feet?
• Who must verify that all tests have been conducted and that all procedures equipment are in place before entrants are permitted into confined spaces?
• Under what circumstances should phase conductors be grounded during the electrically safe work procedure?
• A written hazard communication program is not required for which type of operations?
• On circuits above _____, all exposed metal parts of portable control devices should be grounded by a grounding conductor in the control cable.
• What is the key element of safeguarding system?
• In a 5 Whys accident analysis, the investigator will dig deeper to uncover an accident ____.
• All rotating parts or any portion thereof within ____ feet of the floor or working platform must be effectively guarded.
• Which means of level access requires a load capacity of 5 times expected load with minimum 1000lbs?
• Installed mechanical safeguards are required around all these machine areas except
• who performs the required periodic inspection of energy control procedures?
• OSHA approves states to run their own health and safety programs.
• For a 60 ft ladder, what is the base distance from the wall?
• Belts, pulleys, and shafting located in rooms used exclusively for power transmission apparatus need not be guarded when the vertical clearance in passageways between the floor and any objects is not less than ____ feet 6 inches.
• In locations used for the storage of liquefied or compressed gases in containers, approved power-operated industrial trucks are used for what?
• Stairs with four or more risers must have which safety feature?
• A flight of stairs with four or more risers must have standard stair railings or standard handrails.
• In atmospheres in which combustible dust may be in suspension continuously, only which designation of industrial trucks may be used?
• Which item is explicitly described as part of the grounding system for industrial extension cords?
• Which type of ladder is described as non-self-supporting and adjustable in length with a maximum of 60 feet?
• Guarding Guidelines: Which statement is a valid guarding guideline?
• Most direct costs of accidents are usually paid by the insurance company.
• Which type of violation can you file a complaint with OSHA about?
• What are the three basic areas where mechanical hazards occur that require safeguarding?
• All of the following hazards are valid reasons to evacuate except:
• Which of the following foot hazards is most UNCOMMON in the workplace?
• Electricity becomes hazardous to humans when which condition occurs?
• An open hole that is 12 inches or larger in diameter must have what protective measure?
• Which type of burn is caused by electrical current passing through and exiting the body?
• Samantha is about to enter an 8 foot deep manhole. What must be onsite before she enters?
• What is the proper name for the documented plan detailing emergency procedures?
• Which verification step must be performed to confirm the disconnecting device is in the disconnected position?
• Which designation of approved power operated industrial trucks can be used in atmospheres in which combustible dust is present?
• The electrical safety program hazard evaluation procedures must be used before any work on or near live parts operating at how many volts or more?
• The severity factors are delineated by characteristics ____, marginal, critical, and catastrophic.
• The person who must verify that tests have been conducted and equipment are in place before entrants are allowed is called the
• Depending on facility size, local fire codes may require more than how many exits?
• A self-supporting portable ladder with flat steps and a hinged back may not exceed ___ feet.
• A pyrophoric chemical will ignite spontaneously in air at or below what temperature in °F?
• Confined space workers and supervisors must be trained in all of the following except ____.
• An OSHA inspection includes which of the following stages?
• What is the main purpose of a respirator?
• Which right allows employees to examine exposure and medical records, including monitoring or measuring toxic substances?
• A periodic inspection includes all of the following steps except:
• Lockout/tagout training is most important for ______
• Cable laid 6x37 slings must have a minimum clear length of wire rope how many times the component rope diameter between splices, sleeves, or end fittings?
• OSHA was created in which year?
• File a complaint with ____.
• Before putting idle derricks back into operation, a complete inspection is required if they have been idle for more than how many months?
• The guard must extend at least ____ inches above the belt where both runs or horizontal belts are 7 feet or less from the floor or working surface.
• A non-self-supporting portable ladder adjustable in length may not exceed how many feet?
• A root cause analysis is a detailed procedure used by safety professionals to look beyond the initial knee-jerk reaction to assign blame for an incident.
• A periodic inspection includes all of the following steps except;
• Which theory describes a chain of events where removing a factor stops the accident?
• Which condition DOES NOT require employers to provide foot protection to their employees?
• Which action is prompted by the sound of an emergency alarm?
• A lockout tag must be placed on any circuit part operating at how many volts or more prior to working on or near these parts?
• Which statement accurately describes evacuation personnel responsibilities?
• OSHA rights of employees.
• Flammable liquids have a flash point that is
• Which type of business is not covered by OSHA?
• What is the minimum number of broken wires in one strand in one lay that triggers removal from service?
• A floor opening is an opening measuring ___ inches or more in its least dimension in a floor, platform, or other worksurface, through which persons may fall.
• Why is water not suitable for extinguishing electrical fires?
• Which exposure characteristic is important when selecting respiratory protection?
• Installed physical safeguards must meet all these minimum requirements except
• A safe and _____ workplace.
• Complain or request hazard ______ from employer.
• In a 5 Whys analysis, the term used to denote the accident cause after deeper questioning is
• Every flight of stairs with four or more risers must have ___
• What are the three phases of the domino theory?
• Which part is not required to be protected by guards on abrasive wheel machines?
• The point-of-operation safeguard requirements for mechanical power presses do not apply when
• What test is used to verify the absence of voltage on a conductor?
• Which statement about small workplaces and their EAPs is true?
• The oxygen level in a confined space should be at least _____ percent by volume.
• Which of the following represents the two types of electrical grounds?
• The Domino Theory is based on three phases:
• Which action helps minimize contamination when removing contaminated gloves?
• What is the purpose of bonding?
• Samantha's 8-foot deep manhole scenario again: what must be onsite before she enters?
• Which group is typically not covered by OSHA?
• Which location is not an acceptable place for an evacuation assembly area, according to the material?
• If an employee sustains a severe injury, by what date must the employer report the injury to OSHA or the state agency?
• Which contaminant attribute is considered when selecting respiratory protection?
• Which control category focuses on changing work policies or procedures to reduce exposure?
• What is the first step in verifying that a conductor is in an electrically safe working condition?
• Before putting idle derricks back into operation, a complete inspection is required if they have been idle for more than how many months?
• Which OSHA right ensures access to information about injuries and illnesses in the workplace?
• What does NFPA 70E primarily address?
• Which theory visualizes holes in a system lining up to produce an accident condition?
• If Willard's acid splashes into his eye, and his employer is OSHA-compliant, how many seconds should it take to reach an eyewash station?
• Approximately how many workers are electrocuted each week in the United States?
• To evaluate the total cost of the accident you must consider both direct and indirect costs.
• Which item is NOT a factor in outdoor exit discharge requirements?
• What is the minimum flashpoint for combustible liquids?
• Fan blades seven feet above the floor should be guarded with openings smaller than 1 inch.
• Which of the following DOES NOT present a potential eye hazard recognized by OSHA?
• What is the first step in the sequence of actions to temporarily remove a lockout/tagout after servicing?
• Lockout and tagout devices must be standardized and classified by any of these criteria except
• Which one of these confined spaces is considered to be an open top enclosure?
• Before Samantha welds inside a grain silo, her employer must issue ____.
• Which of the following is NOT a factor in respirator selection?
• Which statement best describes the purpose of keeping passageways around stored materials clear?
• It is necessary for employers to provide personal protective equipment to employees if any of these conditions exist EXCEPT:
• Which confined space is considered to be an open top enclosure?
• What does research show about hearing loss?
• EX units are designed to be used in which type of atmospheres?
• Which permit is mandatory for hot work in confined spaces?
• EX Classification includes which working areas?
• Which sequence correctly describes removing contaminated gloves to minimize contamination?
• What is the final step after testing in the sequence?
• NFPA 70E was originally developed at OSHA's request to address _______.
• What minimum clearance should be maintained between crane wires and any part of the crane or load in transit with no load and the boom lowered?
• The Single Factor theory asserts what about accidents?
• Interchange of multi-piece wheel components should be done only if recommended by which document?
• Slips, trips, and falls account for ___% of all accidental deaths in the workplace.
• In atmospheres where combustible dust is present, power-operated industrial trucks must bear which designation?
• Which statement best describes a pyrophoric chemical?