General Safety
Machine Guarding/LOTO
Hazard Communication & PPE
Walking/Working Surfaces
100

What fire danger is caused by built-up paper debris and dust in a factory?

Combustible Dust. Definition: Combustible dust is any fine material that can catch fire and explode when mixed with air in the right concentrations. In paper and box plants, this fine organic material (paper fibers) creates an environment where a small spark can trigger a flash fire or, in the worst-case scenario, a devastating dust explosion. 

100

What must be done immediately with a machine guard that is found to be damaged or missing?

Stop the machine and report it immediately.

100

What is the name of the written program that outlines how your company will meet the requirements for labeling, SDS access, and employee training on chemicals?

The Written Hazard Communication Program.

100

What must be in place to protect workers from falling into a pit, vat, or through a hole in the floor?

A guardrail (or Cover)

200

What specific kind of gloves must be worn when using sharp knives or utility blades to cut finished products or strapping?

Cut-Resistant Gloves

200

What LOTO term refers to a qualified person who turns off and locks out a machine's energy source?

Authorized Employee

200

What must be provided for workers if they are exposed or splashed by substances known to be corrosive, like certain inks or dyes?

Emergency Showers/Eyewash Stations.

200

What is the specific, safety check that must be conducted by the operator of a forklift before it is used?

A visual, pre-use inspection checklist.

300

Definition: An event that occurred, that could have resulted in a property damage or injury but did not.

Near Miss or Close Call

300

If a worker needs to bypass a machine guard to clear a jam, what specific safety procedure must be performed first?

Lockout/Tagout (LOTO)

300

What are the two primary ways a hazardous chemical can enter the human body?

Inhalation and Absorption (or Ingestion and Injection).

300

What is the leading cause of injuries in the workplace, accounting for the highest percentage of all general industry accidents?

Slips, Trips, and Falls

400

What is the term for a safety practice where an employee is encouraged to stop working and report a hazard, with assurance that they will face no negative consequences for doing so?

Stop Work Authority (or Non-retaliation/Anti-retaliation Policy).

400

What specific action must an authorized employee take after applying LOTO devices but before beginning maintenance work?

Attempt to operate the machine (test and verify)

400

What section of a Safety Data Sheet (SDS) would you check to find the required glove type and face protection for handling a chemical?

Section 8 (Exposure Controls/PPE)

400

What minimum height above a lower level requires the use of fall protection (like guardrails, safety nets, or PFAS) in General Industry?

4 feet

500

Name the five steps in the standard OSHA Hierarchy of Controls, in order, starting with the most effective.

1. Elimination

2. Substitution,

3. Engineering Controls, 

4. Administrative Controls, and 

5. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).

500

The LOTO device that is placed on an energy-isolating device must be durable, standardized, and what other key characteristic?

Identifiable

500

What is the official measurement or term used to indicate how much a piece of hearing protection (like earplugs or earmuffs) reduces the noise level reaching the ear? (NOT DECIBELS)

Noise Reduction Rating (NRR).

500

This term describes any opening in a walking-working surface that is 2 inches (5 cm) or more in its least dimension, requiring protection to prevent a trip hazard.

A hole.