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Field Safety CSST Exam: Questions and Answers for Workplace Safety, Exams of Nursing

Adrian CollegeNursing

A series of questions and answers related to field safety, specifically focusing on construction site safety. It covers topics such as osha regulations, accident reporting, safety program implementation, common steel erection incidents, fire safety, tool safety, excavation safety, fall protection, and the safe operation of machinery. The questions are designed to test knowledge of safety procedures and compliance requirements, making it a useful resource for safety training and exam preparation. A comprehensive overview of essential safety practices and standards relevant to construction and field operations, enhancing understanding and promoting a safer work environment. It serves as a valuable tool for reinforcing safety protocols and ensuring compliance with regulatory guidelines.

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Field Safety CSST Exam Questions and Verified Answers 100%
1. After how many serious accidents where workers are hospitalized, or some- one gets
killed at a job site OSHA must be notified?: 3 of more
2. The primary reason for OSHA investigation is?: To identify the conditions that cause the
accidents
3. A work site safety program is implemented by who?: The employer
4. What are the most common types of steel erection incidents?: Hand injuries, back
injuries, and falling from elevations
5. What are Rules and procedures that are established by OSHA called?: Stan- dards
6. What is the largest expense ?: Indirect cost
7. What does SCBA stand for?: Self contained breathing apparatus
8. What kind of respirator gives the highest protection?: SCBA
9. When should you wear a SCBA?: When the air is oxygen enriched (above 23.5%) or
oxygen deficient (below 19.5%)
10. When does stairs need a hand rail?: When they consist of 4 or more risers or they are 30
inches or more in height
11. At least how many feet away is a warning line required From the roof edge?: 15
feet
12. In hot weather conditions, how much water should you drink?: At least 1 gallon of
water
13. What is one of the symptoms of a heat stress?: Very small pupils
14. What are some symptoms of frost bite?: Pale, waxy, hard, numb skin
15. Safety cans and safety cabinets must be what ?: U-L listed
16. What is considered a Class A fire?: Ordinary combustibles
17. What are some examples of ordinary combustibles?: Wood, cloth, paper, (leaves an
ash)
18. What is considered a Class B fire?: Flammable liquids
19. What are some examples of flammable liquids?: Gasoline, oil based paint, (boil)
20. What is considered a Class C fire?: Energized electrical equipment
21. What are some examples of energized electrical equipment?: Wiring, fuse boxes,
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Field Safety CSST Exam Questions and Verified Answers 100%

  1. After how many serious accidents where workers are hospitalized, or some- one gets killed at a job site OSHA must be notified?: 3 of more
  2. The primary reason for OSHA investigation is?: To identify the conditions that cause the accidents
  3. A work site safety program is implemented by who?: The employer
  4. What are the most common types of steel erection incidents?: Hand injuries, back injuries, and falling from elevations
  5. What are Rules and procedures that are established by OSHA called?: Stan- dards
  6. What is the largest expense ?: Indirect cost
  7. What does SCBA stand for?: Self contained breathing apparatus
  8. What kind of respirator gives the highest protection?: SCBA
  9. When should you wear a SCBA?: When the air is oxygen enriched (above 23.5%) or oxygen deficient (below 19.5%)
  10. When does stairs need a hand rail?: When they consist of 4 or more risers or they are 30 inches or more in height
  11. At least how many feet away is a warning line required From the roof edge?: 15 feet
  12. In hot weather conditions, how much water should you drink?: At least 1 gallon of water
  13. What is one of the symptoms of a heat stress?: Very small pupils
  14. What are some symptoms of frost bite?: Pale, waxy, hard, numb skin
  15. Safety cans and safety cabinets must be what ?: U-L listed
  16. What is considered a Class A fire?: Ordinary combustibles
  17. What are some examples of ordinary combustibles?: Wood, cloth, paper, (leaves an ash)
  18. What is considered a Class B fire?: Flammable liquids
  19. What are some examples of flammable liquids?: Gasoline, oil based paint, (boil)
  20. What is considered a Class C fire?: Energized electrical equipment
  21. What are some examples of energized electrical equipment?: Wiring, fuse boxes,

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  1. What is considered a Class D fire?: Combustible metals
  2. What are some examples of combustible metals?: Magnesium and sodium
  3. What kind of fire extinguisher do you use to put out a Class B and Class D fire?: Carbon dioxide
  4. What must you do to blades regularly?: Keep them sharp and inspect them regularly

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  1. Mesh opening in the net must be limited to what measurements?: 36 square inches and 6 inches on the side
  2. What are some qualities of fiberglass ladders?: Nonconductive and durable
  3. What kind of ladder would you use while performing electric work?: Fiber- glass ladder

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  1. If an extension ladder is up to 36 feet how much will it overlap?: 3 feet
  2. If an extension ladder is up to 48 feet how much will it overlap?: 4 feet
  3. If an extension ladder is up to 60 feet how much will it overlap?: 5 feet
  4. Ladders where the total length of the climb is 24 feet or more must include what?: Ladder or safety devices, self retracting lifelines, rest platforms, cage or well, and multiple ladder sections
  5. At what height of a scaffold must you wear fall protection?: 10 feet
  6. What is the 4 to 1 ratio?: For every 4 feet the ladder extends upward the base must move backwards 1 foot
  7. If a ladder is 16 feet , at how many feet will the base be located?: 4 feet
  8. What must you check is installed perpendicular to the face of the structure and is secured to a solid support?: Tie back lines
  9. How many personnel can be on a boom lift?: 1 to 2
  10. What allows workers on most models of Ariel lifts to move the platforms work is performed on?: They are self propeller
  11. What must you check for on scissor lifts?: Loose and missing parts
  12. Manholes, boilers, trenches, tunnels, sewers, underground utility vaults, pipelines, pits, air ducts, process vessels are all examples of what?: Confined spaces
  13. In what type of atmosphere does the symptoms fast breathing and heart- beat occur?: Oxygen deficient
  14. Rescue workers have the responsibility to be trained in what two things?- : First aid and CPR
  15. How far away must tools, equipment, and the excavated dirt be from the edge of the excavation?: At least 2 feet
  16. What is required in excavations over 4 feet deep?: 1 method of entering and exiting
  17. What is usually used as a method of entering and exiting in Excavations?- : Ladders
  18. Ladders must be placed how far away from each worker in a excavation: 25 feet
  19. After how many feet when working Steel erection is fall protection re- quired?: 15 feet
  20. What are some examples of fall protection used in steel erection?: Perime- ter safety

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  1. What is a substitute for fall protection in areas where decking is initially being installed?: CDZ
  2. Who's requirements must you comply with for head and foot protection in hard hat zones?: OSHA
  3. You must never walk underneath scaffold areas always walk?: Around scaffolding areas
  4. What are the compressed gases that are considered to be the most haz- ardous gases you will find on a steel erecting job?: Acetylene, oxygen, and propane
  5. You must never walk under a what?: Suspended load
  6. What must you use to hoist materials up to upper levels?: Bolt bag
  7. What kind of permits must be obtained before any welding or cutting is performed?: Hot work
  8. What is appropriate to wear on steel erection jobs?: Long sleeve shirts, full length pants with no cuff, and high topped leather work boots
  9. All defective tools, machines, equipment, accidents, and near accidents must be reported to who?: Supervisor
  10. What must you know dealing with the surrounding area of machinery and must keep clear of people and object?: Swing radius
  11. When you clasp your hands in front of you that means?: Dog everything
  12. If the equipment is shut down what must you attach to it?: Do not operate sign
  13. What can cause bouncing and loss of load?: Traveling a rough path
  14. What causes forklift to tip?: The load is too heavy, the load is placed too far forward on the forks
  15. At what wind speeds must all hoisting and rigging operations stop?: 25 to 30 miles per hour
  16. Safe working loads of all hoisting and rigging equipment is based on what?: Ideal conditions
  17. For lines carrying up to 50,000 volts (50 kv) what is the minimum safe power lines clearance for cranes in operation?: 10 feet
  18. If you hear thunder the associated lightning is within hearing range which is how many miles of the observation point?: 6 to 8 miles

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  1. True or false? Falls from same level can kill you?: True
  2. How do you prevent materials from sliding, falling, or collapse?: Stack materials properly
  3. Concrete forms can collapse if what?: Poured to quickly
  4. All rebar must be what ?: Capped

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  1. Companies want the EMR to be less than what?: 100%
  2. This act was passed to assure safe and healthful working conditions for all working men and women: OSHA
  3. What provides detailed information such as standards and policies, sta- tistics and data, reference documents, forms and training resources?: OSHA website
  4. What does MSHA stand for?: Mine safety and health administration

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  1. Who's mission is to ensure safe and and healthful working conditions for miners and any other workers doing work at a kind, rock quarry, or mine material processing facility?: MSHA
  2. What does EPA stand for?: Environmental protection agency
  3. Who's mission is it to protect human health, and to safeguard the natural environment including the air, water, and land upon which life depends?: EPA
  4. What does DOT stand for?: Department of transportation
  5. Who regulates the commercial driver's license?: DOT
  6. What was the goal of the commercial motor vehicle safety act of 1986?: To improve highway safety
  7. JSA stands for?: Job safety analysis
  8. The task at hand is broken down into individual steps.: JSA
  9. TSA stands for?: Task safety analysis
  10. A pre-printed, fill in the blank checklist, is often used to document any hazard found during analysis: TSA
  11. Tools, equipment, and the work area are checked for hazards: Safety inspection
  12. Before each job starts, an assessment of the hazards, risks, and asso- ciated safety needs for that job should be completed: Pre-job planning safety checklist
  13. Poor performance and at-risk behavior can be identified by actually watching people as they work: Job observation program
  14. A chance that's given event will occur: Probability
  15. Probability + consequences + exposure=: Risk
  16. What are the two types of fixes?: Quick, and permanent
  17. Management system failures that failed to detect, correct, or anticipate the unsafe act or condition: Root causes
  18. For warning devices to be effective they must be?: Distinctive, and audible I've ambient noise level
  19. What gives approval to violation and gives permission for the condition to exist?: Overlooking or ignoring
  20. What is a physical barrier?: Keeps workers from physically being able to do their job
  21. What is an example of a physical barrier?: Lack of individual strength or agility

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  1. Peer pressure can be both what?: Negative and postive
  2. Any condition that prompts behavuor: Activator
  3. The response to the activator: Behavior
  4. The results of the behavior, positive or negative: Consequences
  5. Rewards pleasurable, positive, certain, soon, sialzeable: Consequences
  6. If you observe 1 worked doing their job safely in a crew what must you do?: Compliment the single person separately
  7. Involve checking work areas to identify, report, and correct hazards to workers, materials, and equliment: Safety inspections
  8. What is the frequency of a safety inspection?: Depends on your work site
  9. Document these things and what was done to fix the problem: Safety inspection findings
  10. After you document safety inspection findings you must do what?: Follow up
  11. After you perform a safety inspection who must tell about your results?- : Management, job site supervisor, and co-workers
  12. Reviews of safety policies and procedures to see if they are accurate and being used: Safety audits
  13. What is the frequency of safety audits?: Performed on a periodic basis
  14. The act of watching a worker or group during the performance of their jobs: Safety observation
  15. What can save the company money: Safety audits
  16. What is the frequency of safety audits: