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Practice Exam Questions - Bank 1

1. This hazard control system step is required to ensure changes are effective long term:
a. Developing solutions
b. Writing recommendations
c. Taking action
d. Evaluating the results
2. This procedure is conducted by the supervisor and employees at the beginning of a work shift and throughout the workday: (Joseph LaDou, OH&S, 131)
a. accident investigation
b. general audit
c. informal inspection
d. formal review
3. This procedure measures the results of supervisor action before an accident occurs: (Petersen, TSM, 129)
a. before-the-fact measure
b. results measure
c. performance measure
d. behavioral measure
4. The most frequently performed inspections are the: (Joseph LaDou, OH&S, 131)
a. general audit
b. formal inspection
c. informal inspection
d. accident investigation
5. These measures tend to be generated from injury records: (Petersen, TSM, 129)
a. outcomes evaluations
b. results measures
c. performance measures
d. failure measures
6. Which of the following must be present before an accident can occur?
a. unsafe behavior, lack of common sense
b. hazard, exposure
c. hazard, lack of common sense
d. unsafe behavior, exposure
7. This procedure is conducted periodically and often covers all areas of operations: (Joseph LaDou, OH&S, 131)
a. accident investigation
b. general audit
c. informal inspection
d. formal review
8. Which of the following could result in the employee being a 'hazardous condition'?
a. inadequate training
b. mental deficiency
c. physical deficiency
d. any of the above
9. An inspection following a proper sequence is generally more effective because: (Joseph LaDou, OH&S, 131)
a. it always looks at the same items
b. it takes less time
c. it is more efficient
d. it's easier to do
10. An analysis process examines:
a. where hazards can be found and how to find it
b. each part, step or event to determine its impact on the whole
c. performance to judge its effectiveness
d. culture to evaluate how well it supports safety

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