This is the number of days OSHA gives a manager to determine if a case is recordable.
What is 7?
100
These types of illnesses and injuries are the result of work or working conditions and are covered by OSHA.
What are work related illness or injuries?
100
How fast does Tara Carlson Walk?
What is too fast?!
100
The riskiest part of food preparation.
What is cooling?
100
This piece of equipment is used to protect the lungs from harmful air contaminants.
What is a respirator?
200
These reports must be kept on file for five years.
What is the log and summary reports?
200
Procedures for fire and evacuation and the job titles of all people who can be contacted about workplace emergencies.
What is the minimum required to be in an employer's emergency plan?
200
There are three main blood borne pathogens. Name one of them.
What are Hepatitis C, Hepatitis B or HIV?
200
The transfer of a microorganism from one surfact to another.
What is corss-contamination?
200
Side protection is required when wearing safety goggles when this is present.
What is a danger from flying objects?
300
OSHA violations can be categorized in 3 different ways, this type carries the highest fines, which can be as much as $70,000.
What is a willful violation?
300
These two conditions must be met for an employee to walk off of a work cite they consider dangerous.
What are a good faith belief that the employee is in imminent danger and a report of the conditions filed with the employer?
300
These medical settings cause the most lost work days due to illness and injury nationwide.
What are nursing homes and personal care facilities.
300
The temperature between 41 and 135 degrees in food preparation.
What is the danger zone?
300
This is required when there is a danger of falling or rolling objects or objects piercing the sole.
What is protective footwear?
400
Death, loss of consciousness, days away from work, restricted work activity or job transfer and medical treatment beyond basic first aid.
What is a recordable work related illness or injury?
400
This report must be posted at a workplace for all employees to see.
What is the Summary of Work-Related Injuries and Illnesses?
400
These are the four main pieces of protective gear employed in hospitals.
What are gloves, gowns, masks and goggles?
400
The two ways to sanitize food preparation surfaces.
What are heat and chemical?
400
This must be worn when there is a risk ofskin absorption of harmful substances; severe cuts or lacerations; severe abrasions; punctures; chemical burns; thermal burns; and harmful temperature extremes.
What is protective hand wear?
500
Other than serious, serious, willful, repeated, failure to abate prior and deminimis.
What are the 7 types of OSHA violations?
500
The most frequently cited OSHA violation in 2011.
What is a scaffolding, general requirements, construction violation?
500
These are the main health and safety hazards in hospital settings.
What are blood borne pathogens, biological hazards, and chemical and drug exposures?
500
This can be transferred through uncooked foods such as fruits and vegetables.
What is Hepatitis A?
500
This industry had the highest rate of work related injuries in 2011.