Quiz 1 Flashcards

1
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What is OSHA’s Mission?

A

To assure safe and healthful
working conditions for working
men and women by:
− developing standards
− enforcing standards and
− providing training,
outreach, education and
assistance.

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2
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How many American Workers do you think died on the job last year?

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In 2021, 5,190 U.S. workers died while on the job.

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3
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What are OSHA Standards?

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Rules for how employers must
protect employees from hazards. Designed to protect workers from a
wide range of hazards.

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4
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What are the four groups of OSHA Standards?

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General Industry*
Construction
Maritime
Agriculture
*General Industry is the set that applies to the largest number of workers and worksites

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5
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What are Employer Responsibilities?

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-Provide a safe workplace.
-Not punish workers who raise concerns about safety.
-Comply with OSHA Standards.
-Notify OSHA of fatalities and hospitalizations.
-Provide training in a language that workers understand.
-Display the OSHA poster.
-Post OSHA citation and hazard correction notices.
-Employers must provide and pay for PPE

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6
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What Rights do you have under OSHA?

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-A safe and healthful workplace
-Know about hazardous conditions
-Information about injuries and illnesses in your workplace
-complain or request hazard correction from employer
-Training as provided in the OSHA standards
-Hazard exposure and medical records
-File a complaint with OSHA
-Participate in an OSHA inspection
-Be free from retaliation for exercising safety and health rights

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7
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What responsibilities do you have?

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-Workers must follow all safety and health rules.
-Workers must wear required PPE while working.

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8
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What are the most frequently cited standards?

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Fall protection, respiratory protection, ladders, haz com, scaffolds, fall training, lockout, eye/face protection, fork lifts, machine guarding.

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9
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During an inspection, workers can?

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-Talk to the inspector privately
-Point out hazards
-Describe injuries, illnesses or near
misses
-Find out about inspection results
-Object to correction dates

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10
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What are the ways to report safety hazards?

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In Person, By Phone, By Mail, Online, By FAX

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11
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How does OSHA Respond to Complaints?

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-IF filed over the phone, is not signed, or is not a serious hazard THEN OSHA will contact the employer by phone, fax, or email.
-IF about a serious hazard THEN OSHA will conduct an inspection at the worksite
-IF written, signed, and submitted to the OSHA area or state plan office THEN OSHA most likely, conduct an onsite inspection.
-IF submitted online THEN OSHA will handle most complaints using the OSHA phone/fax system, which means they may even be resolved by phone

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12
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What are your rights to be free from retaliation?

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-Workers have a right to seek safety and health on the job without fear of punishment.
-Workers have 30 days to contact OSHA if they feel they have been punished for exercising their safety and health rights.

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13
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True/False Questions:
_____ All American workers have the right to a safe workplace.
_____ Your safety is not your employer’s responsibility.
_____ In an OSHA inspection you must avoid talking to the inspector.
_____ You are responsible for following all safety rules.

A

T
F
F
T

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14
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What is a hazardous chemical?

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A chemical that creates a physical hazard or causes a health effect.

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15
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What are examples of Physical Hazards?

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-Explosive
-Flammable
-Oxidizer
-Corrosive to metal
-Gas under pressure

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16
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What are some examples of health hazards?

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▪ Toxic
▪ Corrosive
▪ Respiratory Sensitization
▪ Causes Cancer
▪ Reproductive Toxin
▪ Target organ Toxin

17
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What are some requirements designed to help protect workers from chemical hazards?

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  • Hazardous chemicals inventory (list)
  • A plan for proper labeling
  • Access to Safety Data Sheets
  • Employee training
18
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What 6 Items need to be on the chemical label?

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  1. Product Identifier
  2. Supplier Identification
  3. Signal Word
  4. Hazard Statement(s)
  5. Pictogram(s)
  6. Precautionary Statements
19
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What are the 9 Hazard pictograms and what do they mean?

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-Skull and Crossbones, Potentially deadly!
-Health Hazard (broken glass man), Serious health effects
-Exclamation Mark, Reversible health hazards
-Flame over Circle, Oxidizers
-Flame, Flammable
-Corrosion, Corrosive to tissue or metal
-Exploding bomb, explosive
-Gas Cylinder, gases under pressure
Environment, toxic to the environment

20
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What are the sections on a safety data sheet?

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1- Product and Company Information
2- Hazards Identification
3- Ingredients Information
4- First Aid Measures
5- Fire Fighting Measures
6- Accidental Release Measures
7- Handling and Storage
8- Exposure Controls/Personal Protection
9- Physical and Chemical Properties
10- Stability and Reactivity
11- Toxicological Information
16- Other Information

21
Q

What is a bloodborne pathogen?

A

Pathogenic microorganisms present in human blood that can lead to
diseases.
Examples: Hepatitis B (HBV)
- Hepatitis C (HCV)
- Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)

22
Q

What is Hepatitis?

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Inflammation of the liver caused by alcohol and other drugs, disease, bacteria or viruses

23
Q

How Bloodborne Pathogens are Transmitted?

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▪ Needlesticks
▪ Cuts from other contaminated sharps
▪ Contact of mucous membrane or broken skin with contaminated blood or OPIM

24
Q

What are some ways to keep workers safe from BBP

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▪ Universal Precautions
▪ Engineering Controls
▪ Work Practice Controls
▪ PPE
▪ Housekeeping and Waste Management
▪ Labeling
▪ Hepatitis B Vaccine

25
Q

What are the stages of the hierarchy of controls?

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Elimination
substitution
engineering
administration
PPE

26
Q

What are the employer’s responsibilities related to PPE?

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  • Performing a “hazard assessment”
  • Selecting and providing PPE
  • Ensuring the PPE program is effective
27
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What are the WORKER’s responsibilities relating to PPE?

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  • Properly wear PPE.
  • Care for, clean and maintain PPE.
  • Inform a supervisor of the need to repair or replace PPE.
28
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What are some reasons to need eye and face protection?

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  • Liquid chemicals or acids
  • Chemical gases/ vapors
  • Flying particles, chips
  • Welding
  • Molten metal
  • UV Light radiation
29
Q

Hard hats should be worn when working with?

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  • in areas where tools or materials could fall;
  • in areas where there is a risk of bumping your
    head against a fixed object;
  • on energized electrical equipment.
30
Q

What are some hard hat use are care actions?

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  • Suspension and shell should be replaced if damaged
  • Decals and stickers on hard hats should be limited.
  • Items should not be stored inside hard hat.
  • Caps should not be worn under hard hat.
  • Suspension should be snug to protect ears.
31
Q

What are the ABCs of Fall Protection

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A= Anchor System
B= Body Support
C= Connectors

32
Q

Where should the middle of a harness be worn?

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Middle of your upper back