Meaning
What does the O stand for in "OSHA"
Occupational
Why do we need OSHA?
to keep our workers out of harm's way
What type of fall protection must you use
PFAS, Safety Nets and Guardrails.
What President was responsible for signing the OSH Act in 1970.
Richard Nixon
does OSHA deal with mental helth
YES (OSHA deals with all human needs/health)
What does the S in OSHA stand for?
Safty
What can happen if you violate OCEA?
You can be put up to inspection and fined accordingly.
Weight required to support a personal fall arrest system
5000 Lbs or 2268 Kg
What month was it officially established
April
What rules are not enforced on minors(under 18)
OSHA rules are enforced regardless of an employee's age
What does the H mean in "OSHA"
Health
What comes from not having OSHA?
There would be an increase in deaths due to a lack of stability and insurance would skyrocket.
At what height must a worker be tied off
6ft
What year was OSHA officially established
1971
Must all businesses follow OSHA?
Yes, although few smaller businesses (1-9 employees) are partially exempt from OSHA, but they must still keep it a hazard-free zone
What does the A mean in "OSHA"
Administration
What is OSHA's mission
assure safe and healthful working conditions
Why must you provide training to your workers
So they are informed on their job and know how to properly execute it(If they do it wrong, they risk injuries)
When did it BEGIN (when was the law made not finalized)
1970
How can OSHA positively affect you as a customer
It ensures that the services/products you buy come from a safe place
What is the overall meaning of OSHA?
Occupational safety health administration?
What happens if violation results in an employees death?
you may face prison time.
Why did they found OSHA
to ensure the safety and well-being of employees
What is OSHA's biggest problem
A weak budget due to the quantity of which they must inspect businesses