Accident Investigation
Ergonomics
Waste Management
IH
Misc.
100

After an accident, the first thing you want to do is take care of any injured person. What should be the next thing that you do?

Secure the area.

100

What is ergonomics?

The science of purposely designing environments and tasks to cause less stress to the workers body.

100

Can municipal solid waste be mixed with Regulated Medical Waste?

No

100

Generally, what environmental conditions are being monitored for employee exposure in the workplace?

Name 2 of the 5 listed.

Temperature, Noise, Hazardous Materials, Vibration, Radiation

100

Which of the following would be the most likely to produce severe injuries or a high probability of accidents?

Routine task, volunteer activities, closely supervised actions, unusual and non-routine tasks

unusual and non-routine tasks

200

Occupational accidents/injuries usually result from:

Physical limitations

Environmental conditions

Combination of factors

Personality differences

Combination of factors

200

Recovery time needed will _____ as the duration of the task increases.

Lengthen

200

What is regulated medical waste?

Any waste contaminated with bodily fluids that have the potential to contain pathogens that could cause illness to humans.

200

Enclosures for noise control are designed to:

Reduce noise level at the source

200

What is the primary reason for conducting a safety inspection?

To discover and correct hazards

300

When interviewing a witness during an accident investigation, what is the best approach?

Interview witnesses one at a time

300

What are the tissues that connect bone to bone?

Ligaments

300

Solid waste can be in which of the following forms?

Solid

Liquid

Containerized gas

All of the above

All of the above

300

A worker complains of feeling ill after an unknown layer of coating was found during a grinding operation. The Supervisor should:

Stop work until the coating can be identified

300

It is generally accepted that accidents...

Can be prevented, but where absolute prevention is not possible, take steps to reduce severity.

400

Prior to an accident occurring which requires first aid or medical attention, what should your course of action be?

Have an emergency response plan prior to starting work.

400

Heat stress is made even more dangerous in the presence of what?

High humidity

400

What is considered universal waste?

Household items that include small amounts of hazardous materials such as batteries, pesticides, mercury containing equipment, lamps, aerosol cans.

400

Which controls are listed in order of decreasing effectiveness, MOST to LEAST effective, to prevent industrial dermatitis?

Face Shields, procedures, signage, ventilation

Gloves, signage, IH, elimination

Chemical substitution, procedures, gloves, barrier cream

Splash shields, chemical substitution, barrier

Chemical substitution, procedures, gloves, barrier cream

400

What is the best way to control or eliminate a hazard?

Engineering controls

500

Which of the following is not an example of an indirect accident cost?

Cost of Investigation

Employee Medical Expenses

Lost Production

Equipment Damage

Employee Medical Expenses

500

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, 40% of all Work-Related Musculoskeletal Disorders involve injury to what?

The back

500

What are the four basic waste categories?

Hazardous, non-hazardous, universal, special

500

When encountering unknown chemicals or potential ACM, what is the FIRST action a supervisor should do?

Stop work and have crew leave the area

500

The cost of accidents includes direct and indirect costs. What do experts normally use as the approximate ratio of direct to indirect costs?

1 to 5

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