OSHA Safety Training Handbook Practice Test

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A qualified worker understands electrical safety protocols and why it mattersWhich of the following is a characteristic of a qualified worker?Discover How Class K Fire Extinguishers Safeguard Your KitchenWhat should be used to extinguish a fire involving cooking oils and fats?Guarding by location means protecting workers by placing dangerous parts out of reachWhat does ‘guarding by location’ specifically refer to?How Often Do Cranes and Derricks Need Inspection?How often should cranes and derricks be inspected?Park where visibility is good: a practical approach to personal security in parking lotsWhat should you do to enhance personal security in a parking lot?Twisting your body while lifting is unsafe — here are the safe lifting essentialsWhich of the following is NOT a component of safe lifting?Understanding Air-Purifying Respirators and Their Importance in SafetyWhat type of respirator utilizes a filter for air purification?Understanding the Flow of Electrons and What It Means for Electrical SafetyWhat does the flow of electrons through a conductor represent?Understanding the Importance of Applying Lockout Devices in Workplace SafetyWhy is it important to apply a lockout device?Understanding the Importance of Choosing the Right Safety EquipmentWhich of the following statements is true regarding safety equipment?Understanding the Role of Moveable Screens in Workplace SafetyMoveable, portable screens are often used to:Understanding the Role of the First Aid Provider in Injury SituationsWho is primarily responsible for ensuring safety at the scene of an injury?Understanding Who Is Responsible for Assessing Workplace Hazards for Foot ProtectionWho is responsible for assessing workplace hazards to determine the need for foot protection?Verbal threats at work are a form of workplace violence and why it mattersVerbal threats in the workplace are categorized as:What to Do When a Load is Too Heavy to Lift SafelyIf a load is too heavy for one person to lift, what should be done first?What to Do When Safety Hazards Are Found in Your WorkplaceWhat should be done if an inspection finds a safety hazard?
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  • If your ladder isn’t tall enough, what should you do?
  • An example of an ergonomic engineering control is:
  • What does the term "amperes" refer to?
  • Where are security cameras commonly used?
  • What is a potential risk when using coatings or cleaning solvents inside a permit space?
  • Which of the following is NOT an appropriate action if exposed to harmful materials?
  • What precaution is necessary for the opening of a gas cylinder valve?
  • Under the blood borne pathogens standard, employers are responsible for all except which of the following?
  • If a machine's operation can cause injury, what must be done?
  • Who is responsible for evaluating an employee's ability to wear a respirator?
  • Which statement about affected employees is correct?
  • Which of the following measures can help improve workplace security?
  • Which of the following is NOT included in an emergency evacuation plan?
  • When placing a load onto racks, what is the best practice for using the forks?
  • What is an appropriate reaction if a vehicle appears abandoned in the parking lot?
  • To maintain communication while working alone, you should:
  • What is the most common extinguishing agent for flammable liquid fires?
  • Which type of sound is more damaging to hearing?
  • During forklift operation, how should pedestrians be regarded?
  • What is the purpose of hazard pictograms?
  • What type of components are flywheels, pulleys, belts, chains, and gears classified as?
  • What must the employer do to determine if head protection is needed?
  • What should you do after experiencing a violent incident to help cope with the stress?
  • Which type of respirator is known for using a supplied air source?
  • What is essential to have in a hazardous work environment to protect the eyes?
  • What is an example of guarding dangerous moving parts by limiting access?
  • Ergonomics is designed to help reduce disorders associated with:
  • What should employees do if they feel the work environment is unsafe?
  • Which of the following defines a "confined space"?
  • What is a key strategy if you encounter a person loitering in a work environment?
  • What must an authorized person on the next shift do to continue repairs?
  • Training on head protection must include:
  • A flammable liquid is classified as what type of hazard?
  • What discipline focuses on arranging the environment to fit the person?
  • What must the equipment operator understand to plan the lift effectively?
  • What is the risk of raising the load too high while driving?
  • Which condition must be evaluated before using a respirator?
  • Who is allowed to operate a crane or derrick?
  • What is the primary purpose of conductive safety shoes?
  • What occurs when electromotive force is exerted in a conductor?
  • Who is responsible for ensuring that the load and equipment stay clear of obstacles?
  • Which of the following is not required labeling under the HazCom standard?
  • Fire classifications are primarily based on which factor?
  • Who is responsible for reducing fire hazards through good housekeeping?
  • Electrical-resistant gloves and chemical-resistant gloves can be made from which material?
  • What should be tested first in a confined space?
  • In the event of adverse weather conditions, what should be done regarding lifting operations?
  • If you spill something in an aisle, what should you do?
  • What are common workplace fire hazards?
  • Which of the following is a common result of implementing OSHA regulations?
  • When dealing with oxygen cylinders, what is an important practice?
  • What is the focus of work practice controls?
  • What does the signal word on a label indicate?
  • Pliers are more likely to slip off a nut or bolt when:
  • What key aspect is NOT part of an emergency evacuation plan?
  • A safeguard that automatically stops the machine if a body part enters the danger area is known as what?
  • During maintenance work involving eye hazards, what safety measure is paramount?
  • What should you do if your eye protection gets damaged while working?
  • On the SDS, what element is the same as in the list of hazardous chemicals and the label?
  • What components make up a complete electrical circuit?
  • Which statement is true regarding the sections of a safety data sheet (SDS)?
  • What must operators test when lifting near-capacity loads?
  • What do "other potentially infectious materials (OPIMs)" specifically refer to?
  • For a heavy pull on a nut, which tool is recommended?
  • What type of hazard is a chemical that can cause serious eye irritation?
  • What is a critical safety measure when operating a forklift?
  • Which of the following does an employer not need to post?
  • When carrying a load, which of the following should you avoid?
  • Which safety practice should be used when operating a grinding wheel?
  • What should you know about oxygen cylinders?
  • What should you do if a fire extinguisher is empty?
  • OSHA has issued ___________________ to reduce work-related motor vehicle crashes:
  • When is it unnecessary to know about the limitations of protective footwear?
  • Each time a respirator with a tight-fitting facepiece is worn, what checks should be performed?
  • What is a common welding hazard?
  • Which type of glove is best suited for workers handling sharp knives?
  • What is the primary advantage of using personal protective equipment?
  • What type of machine part is characterized by a cyclical linear motion?
  • What is the function of any hearing protector?
  • A guardrail is a physical barrier that consists of:
  • When is protective clothing and personal protective equipment necessary?
  • If you aren't operating an overhead or gantry crane, what should you do?
  • Hard hats are designed to:
  • What information is typically found on a chemical label?
  • What additional protection do you gain by wearing both ear plugs and ear muffs?
  • Which of the following is not a common cause of work-related eye injuries?
  • Which item is NOT a fire hazard in the workplace?
  • How does high resistance in an electrical circuit affect the system?
  • New hard hats are rated using the following classifications:
  • What kind of eye protection can provide tight-fitting protection from splashes, vapors, and dust?
  • If your job exposes you to the risk for skin absorption of harmful substances, what should you do?
  • In the case of a medical emergency, what should not be the first action of a first aid provider?
  • To keep the center of gravity close to the forklift, where should the load be positioned?
  • What should you do if your forklift has a seat belt?
  • After a violent incident, what is one of the first things you should do?
  • What should authorized employees never do with a locked-out machine?
  • What should first aid providers do if they come into contact with human blood or OPIMs?
  • When handling an oxygen compressed gas cylinder, what is crucial?
  • Standard non-specialized safety shoes are required to have what feature?
  • What is essential for a first aid provider to know about personal protective equipment?
  • How should employees react during an evacuation in the event of a chemical spill?
  • Which of the following is a requirement for labeling hazardous chemicals?
  • If you witness suspicious activity that may become violent, what should you avoid doing?
  • When lifting loads near energized overhead lines, what is the minimum clearance distance?
  • What is the primary goal of OSHA regulations?
  • Hazardous moving machine parts in a confined space are considered what type of hazard?
  • For how long must certified records of inspections be kept?
  • When opening a valve on a compressed gas cylinder, you should:
  • If you feel drowsy while driving, the best remedy is to:
  • Normal prescription glasses compared to safety glasses:
  • When traveling, how high should you raise the load on a forklift?
  • Which gas is an example of a compressed gas that can easily catch fire?
  • Why is it important to never exceed the forklift's rated capacity?
  • Which safety guideline is critical during welding operations in elevated areas?
  • Why is a hot work permit necessary?
  • Water is a suitable extinguishing agent for which type of materials?
  • Welding fumes are primarily composed of:
  • If a forklift's brakes are not functioning properly, what should be done?
  • When should respirator filters be changed?
  • Who qualifies as an authorized employee?
  • What must an employer do when there is no nearby clinic or hospital to treat injured employees?
  • If you inform your employer about unsafe working conditions, what protection do you have?
  • What shifts forward as a load is raised on a forklift?
  • For personal safety, how should you react in potentially dangerous situations?
  • The inside of approved hard hats are marked with:
  • In addition to setting rules, what does OSHA actively provide?
  • What is the main function of the ear in relation to sound?
  • What does the HazCom standard require for chemicals?
  • What do general requirements for machine guards include?
  • What is a "permit-required confined space"?
  • Which category includes safety devices such as two-handed trip controls?
  • Which of the following is a part of the hazard communication program?
  • Which of the following is considered a workplace hazard to the feet?
  • When providing first aid, how does the first aid provider ensure a scene is safe for action?
  • What should you not do when you suspect someone might pose a risk?
  • Which statement regarding gloves is correct?
  • What type of respirator requires a continuous supply of air from an external source?
  • What can cause temporary hearing loss?
  • What is the important first step when dealing with serious injuries and illnesses?
  • The purpose of fall protection is to:
  • Forklifts are primarily steered from which part of the vehicle?
  • Why does an entrant wear a full body harness and lifeline?
  • Which of the following actions should never be taken without training during a chemical emergency?
  • Which system is crucial for operation during power outages?
  • Circuit breakers and ground-fault circuit-interrupters (GFIs) are examples of what?
  • What is the defining characteristic of narrow band noise?
  • What is the primary method for keeping equipment from operating during maintenance?
  • The exclamation point pictogram indicates a chemical is which of the following?
  • Mallets are specifically designed for striking which of the following?
  • What is a key feature of foundry boots?
  • Which action must be taken before entering a confined space with hazardous moving parts?
  • What is a potential issue with a lost or stolen security badge?
  • Which of the following should raise suspicion in the workplace?
  • When you report an illness or injury, what is the likely outcome regarding employer trouble?
  • Which of the following is NOT a basic type of hazard to the hands?
  • Types of personal fall protection include:
  • Lockout locks cannot be used for which of the following?
  • You must be provided with fall protection if you are:
  • What is the primary requirement for any machine part that may cause injury?
  • All Class C hard hats provide:
  • Which of the following is not a hazard symbol pictogram?
  • What technique should you avoid when using pliers on nuts and bolts?
  • When testing air inside a permit-required confined space, how should the air be tested?
  • What occurs when gravity takes over if you move too far off your center of balance?
  • Which of the following is NOT recommended when using a variable speed drill?
  • What does a negative pressure check evaluate?
  • Each worker who wears head protection must know:
  • When using a ladder, what is the safest choice?
  • Which type of fire can be extinguished using a Class D fire extinguisher?
  • What material is typically used in electrical power tools for safety in hazardous environments?
  • What is a common cause for slips to occur?
  • Which of the following is NOT a general tool safety rule?
  • What type of power tools should be used in areas where flammable liquids are stored?
  • What must you demonstrate before performing work that requires protective footwear?
  • If the facepiece of a respirator is cracked, what is the appropriate action?
  • If a person experiences small burn marks on their skin after an electric shock, what does that indicate?
  • Why isn't water a good extinguishing agent for electrical fires?
  • When is it essential to know about hand protection?
  • How is impulse noise typically defined?
  • Personal fall protection must be inspected before use for:
  • What should individuals prioritize when they suspect a threat in their environment?
  • Designated areas can only be used on top of:
  • What is considered to be the greatest risk factor for work-related homicide?
  • Which condition leads to slips occurring?
  • Which section of the SDS details first-aid measures?
  • What is a potential cause for a load to fall from material handling equipment?
  • Which types of workplaces are at higher risk for violence?
  • What happens when your foot hits an object while you are walking?
  • How should copies of SDSs be maintained?
  • What factor is crucial when selecting the appropriate respirator?
  • If a first aid provider suspects a fractured bone, what should they do?
  • When must you understand the limitations of your hand protection?
  • What is the first thing to do if you identify a suspicious package?
  • Under a company disciplinary action system for violations of the company vehicle safety program, a driver could:
  • Storing materials on racks and shelves is beneficial because it:
  • What action should be taken if workers are unsure about load capacities?
  • What is the best action to take if you feel threatened while traveling on the job?
  • What should be done with suspicious letters or packages?
  • In what situation would a chemical be labeled as "corrosive"?
  • What method eliminates static electric build-up when transferring flammable liquids?
  • What is one of the main purposes of using a hot work permit?
  • What does a tagout tag signify?
  • What should you do if a suspicious person approaches when you return to the parking lot?
  • What do metatarsal guards protect?
  • What is a critical component to ensure during material handling operations?
  • Eyewash facilities must be provided when:
  • If the forklift is not carrying a load, what should operators still adhere to?
  • What can cause a fall while climbing?
  • If you discover a chemical emergency and lack training, what should be your first action?
  • Which of the following does NOT typically represent a hazard in a machine?
  • Which factor is essential in determining the center of gravity of the load?
  • In what way does ergonomic training benefit employees?
  • What type of glove is specifically designed to show its level of protection through color-coding?
  • An entry permit must be signed by whom?
  • What is the recommended following distance when trailing another forklift?
  • What must a written hazard communication program include?
  • What is a common cause of electrical fires in the workplace?
  • What is the primary function of a mallet in tool use?
  • Which law of science is NOT involved in a fall?
  • Types of OSHA violations can include all of the following except:
  • Who is primarily responsible for providing and paying for personal protective equipment (PPE)?
  • Which statement about fit testing is NOT true?
  • What might indicate an oxygen-deficient atmosphere in a confined space?
  • What trend occurred in workplace injuries and illnesses after OSHA was established?
  • When should you know how to properly put on, adjust and wear eye and face protection?
  • The first step in a company vehicle safety program is to have:
  • Where can protective shoes typically be obtained?
  • Cumulative trauma disorders result from:
  • What characterizes wide band noise?
  • What are methods called that help reduce the risk of hand injuries?
  • What is the primary responsibility of a first aid provider when they arrive at the scene of an injury?
  • What should you do before changing a filter or cartridge while using a respirator?
  • Which action is advisable when a person is behaving strangely near hazardous materials?
  • During electrical work, what should always be the priority?
  • What is the primary benefit of ergonomics in the workplace?
  • What is a basic type of welding operation?
  • If machine guards and shields eliminate eye hazards, what does that mean for eye protection?
  • What is a key component of the employer's respiratory protection program?
  • What can rusting metal inside a confined space lead to over time?
  • What documentation is important during a lockout/tagout procedure?
  • If ventilation does not eliminate atmospheric hazards, what must the entrants wear?
  • What is an essential component of an emergency response for hazardous chemical releases?
  • Which type of shoes should employees wear when working on or near live electrical circuits?
  • If you weld in an elevated area, what should you do?
  • How can you best avoid tripping while walking?
  • What is measured in decibels (dB)?
  • Which of the following is an appropriate action when a fire alarm is activated?
  • What standard must first aid providers be aware of to prevent infections among workers?
  • Before executing a lift, which document is crucial for the operator to review?
  • What condition must be met for an 'affected employee'?
  • Which of the following is an incorrect practice when lifting?
  • What does an emergency action plan typically require employees to be aware of?
  • Acid and base neutralizers are typically found in which location?
  • Under what condition will a person receive an electrical shock?
  • Why is it advisable for two people to carry long objects?
  • What can cause fires in the workplace?
  • Which statement describes a requirement for a confined space to be considered a "permit-required confined space"?
  • Which is NOT a requirement of an effective machine guard?
  • What should a vehicle emergency supply kit include?
  • How can workers reduce the risk of violence when servicing clients or customers?
  • Which risk factor is NOT typically found in parking garages?
  • What is the main purpose of fit testing for respirators?
  • Why is it important to hold the drill at the correct angle?
  • What does OSHA's forklift standard require of operators at least once every three years?
  • What precaution must housekeeping staff take if they may be exposed to blood or OPIMs in their job?
  • When should equipment maintenance be performed?
  • Always inspect the vehicle:
  • How should visitors be treated regarding security?
  • What is the main responsibility of the authorized employee during lockout/tagout procedures?
  • To effectively cut wood along the grain, which tool should you use?
  • Which of the following is NOT a security feature for a building's entrance area?
  • You must be provided with fall protection at:
  • If a cylinder is marked with "MT", what does it indicate?
  • When employees are instructed not to assist during a chemical spill, what does this indicate?
  • When working in environments susceptible to violence, what precaution should not be taken?
  • What is one potential consequence of improper workplace security measures?
  • When do lockout/tagout requirements apply?
  • When should an operator use the tilt feature of the forklift?
  • Who is responsible for identifying workplace hazards to prevent eye injuries?
  • Which workers are described as "qualified" when working on or near exposed live parts?
  • Electrically insulating materials are used to make hard hats that:
  • If a power source can't be locked out, what should the authorized employee do?
  • What types of gloves are best for handling rough materials or objects?
  • What works together to absorb impacts?
  • Wearing proper eye and face protection helps to:
  • How should a first aid provider respond to the discovery of a severe bleed?
  • What is the primary purpose of an entry permit?
  • What is required to test for toxic gases in a confined space?
  • Shaft ends, spindles, collars, and couplings are examples of what type of machine parts?
  • A ladder safety system prevents falls from:
  • What is an additional purpose of a workplace driver safety program beyond protecting company property?
  • Covers are used to prevent you from falling into:
  • What principle is applied when treating human blood and OPIMs as potentially infectious?
  • Who is allowed to use a fire extinguisher on a fire?
  • Which statement is true regarding flat-head screwdrivers?
  • In which situation should the emergency response team not proceed without proper chemical knowledge?
  • After sizing up a load before lifting, what is the next important step?
  • After shutting down equipment, what is the first action an authorized employee should take?
  • Which two types of respirators are commonly recognized?
  • When is it important to bend your knees in the process of lifting?
  • Each driver's motor vehicle record should:
  • Which of the following is not a responsibility of OSHA?
  • If provided fall protection, you must be trained on how to:
  • In addition to protecting company property and reducing liability risks, a workplace driver safety program can:
  • What should you report to security personnel?
  • Which statement is true about actions required after an emergency?
  • Which method is least effective in deterring criminals?
  • When starting to use a grinding wheel, light pressure should be applied because:
  • According to OSHA, when must hearing protection be provided to workers?
  • Which of the following can capture body parts in rotating machinery?
  • If a combustible metal such as magnesium is on fire, what should you use to extinguish it?
  • What type of injuries does head protection help prevent?
  • What happens when the current in a circuit is too high?
  • A Class K fire is commonly found where?
  • Before you will be allowed to do work that requires eye protection, what must you do?
  • The emergency response team members should be knowledgeable about which aspect of their roles?
  • What must an emergency response team have available before addressing a spill?
  • The company vehicle safety program may have policies for:
  • Employers can use vehicle crash test ratings to:
  • Which of the following actions should you take regarding parking lot safety?
  • What can trigger an OSHA inspection?
  • What rights do employees have when it comes to OSHA?
  • What is a risk when welding on closed containers?
  • Employees should familiarize themselves with which aspect of the emergency action plan?
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