2. The maximum OSHA penalty for a serious violation is:
3. Employer recognition of a hazard is established if any of the following criteria is met, except: (OSHA FOM 02-00-148 Sec 7)
4. OSHA considers industry recognition may be established when the following criteria is met: (OSHA FOM 02-00-148 Sec 7)
5. OSHA considers employer recognition has been established when any of the following exists, except: (OSHA FOM 02-00-148 Sec 7)
6. In which of the following cases will OSHA use common-sense recognition to establish a violation? (OSHA FOM 02-00-148 Sec 7)
7. If an employer has been cited previously and the citation has become a final order, which of the following might result in repeat violation? (OSHA FOM 02-00-148 Sec 7)
8. Even though, as a result of the exercise of professional judgment, not all potentially hazardous conditions, operations and practices within those areas are inspected during this inspection, this type of OSHA inspection is defined as a substantially complete inspection of the potentially high hazard areas of an establishment:
9. The common-sense criteria to argue that a hazard should have been recognized by an employer will be used by OSHA: (OSHA FOM 02-00-148 Sec 7)
10. Exposure is generally defined as: (OSHA FOM 02-00-148 Sec 7)
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