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1 / 7 OSHA 510 Ex am 1. OSHA stands for: Occupational Safety and Health Administration 2. OSHA's focus four injuries are:: 1. fall 2. caught - in 3. struck by 4. electrical 3. OSHA's mission is to _____ and _____.: save lives and prevent injuries 4. OSHA's primary method of enforcement of safety regulations is through _____.: worksite inspections 5. OSHA was formed because _____ were increasing.: injuries and illnesses 6. OSHA was signed into law by President _____ in December of ____ _.: Nixon; 1970 7. In the correct order, what is OSHA's inspection priority?: 1. imminent danger 2. fatality or hospitalization 3. worker complaints/referrals 4. targeted inspections 5. follow - up inspection 8. The four types of OSHA citations and dollar amounts of fines are:: 1. Willful up to $134,937 2. Serious up to $13,494 3. Other - than - serious up to $13,494 4. Repeated up to $134,937 9. PPE stands for: Person Protective Equipment 10. The effects of workplace injuries and i llnesses include: a. lower morale b. increased costs to retain workers c. slower production rates d. higher turnover e. increased worker's compensation rates 11. OSHA standards are found in the: title 29 labor CFR 12. Part _____ contains record keeping standards: 1904 13. Par t _____ contains general industry standards.: 1910 14. Part _____ contains construction industry standards.: 1926 15. A _____ standard applies to all industries.: horizontal 16. A _____ standard applies only to certain industries.: vertical 17. Direct costs are _____ quantified.: easily

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2 / 7 OSHA 510 Ex am 18. Direct costs are usually paid by submitting claims to ______ companies.: insurance 19. An example of a direct cost is: a. medical cost b. physical therapy c. repair costs for damaged equipment d. continuation of pay e. administrative 20. Indirect costs are _____ quantified.: not easily; difficult 21. Indirect costs are usually paid by the _____.: company 22. An example of indirect cost is: a. loss of efficiency by breakup of crew b. lost time by supervisor c. cost of breaking in ne w worker 23. What is determined by the company's own record of accidents and losses?: Experience Modification Rate 24. EMR equation: ACTUAL losses / EXPECTED losses 25. OSHA defines an excavation as any __ cut, cavity, trench, or depression in the earth's surface form ed by earth removal: man - made 26. At trench is defined as a narrow underground excavation that is __ than it is wide: deeper 27. A trench cannot be wider than: 15 feet 28. Cave - in protection is required for all excavations greater than: 5 feet in depth unless they are entirely in sold stable rock 29. A ladder must be provided every: 25 feet for excavations greater than 4 feet in depth 30. Spoil piles, material and equipment must be kept: 2 feet from the excavation 31. Excavation inspections must be conducted: DAILY and before star t of work 32. Excavation inspections must be conducted to determine: soil classification 33. For all trenches deeper than 5 feet, OSHA requires what to protect workers from cave - in?: a. sloping b. shoring c. benching d. shielding 34. Stable rock: natural solid mineral material than can be excavated with vertical sides 35. Type A: cohesive soils with an unconfined compressive strength of __ tons per square foot: 1.5 tons

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3 / 7 OSHA 510 Ex am 36. Type B: cohesive soils with an unconfined compressive strength greater than __ tsf but less than __ tsf: 0.5; 1.5 37. Type C: cohesive soils with an unconfined compressive strength of __ tsf or less: 0.5 tsf 38. Type A can be sloped at a ratio of __ if the excavation will be open for less than 24 hours and is less than 12 feet in depth: 1/2 : 1 39. Any excavation more th an __ feet in depth requires a qualified person to design the protection: 20 feet 40. The classification of soil shall be made based on the results of at least one visual and one __ analysis conducted by a competent person: manual 41. The best method to preven t injuries is to _____.: prevent the hazard 42. The second best way to prevent injuries is to _____.: eliminate the hazard 43. The third best way to prevent an injury is to _____.: control exposure 44. The preferred method to control exposure is _____.: engineering 45. The second best way to control exposure is _____.: administrative 46. The least preferred way to control exposure is _____.: PPE 47. Incident Rates allow for a comparative level of injuries and illnesses among different _____, _____, and _____.: industries, organi zations, or operations 48. The formula for incident rates is: # incidents x 200,000 / employee hours worked 49. TRIR: Total Recordable Incident Rate 50. DART: Days Away Restricted Transferred 51. Three parts of an OSHA inspection are: 1. Opening conference 2. Worksite "Walk - around" 3. Closing Conference 52. Opening conference: brief meeting during which the OSHA inspector will explain the purpose of the inspection 53. Worksite "Walk - around": walk around and see if there are any inspections; might take pictures and notes during the inspection 54. Closing conference: the inspector will disclose any hazards or violations identified during the course of the inspector, as well as any possible violations the organization may face; citations and fines are not discussed 55. Only _____ companies ma y have a focused OSHA inspection.: construction 56. When the OSHA CSHO arrives at a site to conduct a focused

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