IET 327 PART 2 - FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS ANSWERED CORRECTLY LATEST UPDATE 2026

IET 327 PART 2 - FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS ANSWERED CORRECTLY LATEST UPDATE 2026 The ethical dilemma faced by Camillo Garcia, MilTech's safety and health manager, was brought about by top management's decision to use: A. New alloy B. New paint C. New computers D. New vendors - Answers B Select the guideline for determining ethical behavior, which requires you to listen to your instincts. A. Common sense test B. Role reversal test C. Mirror test D. Front page test - Answers A Safety and health professionals may use which of the following approaches to handle ethical problems? A. Best ratio B. Black and white C. Full potential D. Any of the above - Answers D From the following, select the method by which the AIDS virus may be transmitted. A. Sexual contact B. Blood contact C. Mother-to-child D. All of the above - Answers D Broad-based efforts at automating mechanical processes and systems began when? A. 1950s B. 1960s C. 1970s D. 1980s - Answers B The feeling workers have when they are not able to control the work environment is: A. Meaninglessness B. Normlessness C. Mindlessness D. Powerlessness - Answers D When developing safety rules and regulations: A. Minimize the number of rules to the extent possible B. Reduce cost as much as possible C. The more rules, the better the safety policy D. Make rules complex enough that the employees will not understand - Answers C One of the best ways to promote safety in the workplace is: A. After-the-fact reports B. Ongoing safety training programs C. Increase production rates D. Reduce production rates - Answers B A company's safety policy should make what clear? A. Production goals B. Budget allowances C. That safe work practices are expected of all employees at all levels at all times D. Grievance procedures - Answers C One of the keys to successfully promoting safety is: A. To reduce the production rate B. To involve employees C. To increase wages D. To hire more supervisors - Answers B Which of the following are benefits that teamwork has for an organization in promoting safety? A. Better understanding of safety rules/regulations B. Visibility for safety C. Greater employee awareness D. All of the above - Answers D The result of incomplete combustion of fuel is carbon monoxide, which is: A. Odorless B. Colorless C. Deadly gas D. All of the above - Answers D The National Fire Protection Association has devised a system, NFPA 704, for quick identification of hazards presented when substances burn. Which color would be used to identify reactivity? A. Red B. Blue C. Yellow D. White - Answers C Which of the following conditions is most associated with robots in the workplace? A. Neck fatigue B. Eye strain C. Work envelope injuries D. Work stress - Answers C The advent of computers has brought about safety and health problems concerned with which of the following? A. Video display terminals B. Work envelope areas C. Industrial work stress D. Psychosocial stressors - Answers A Variance control, boundary location, work group organization, management support, design process, and quality of work life are components of: A. Social pathological theory B. Sociotechnical system theory C. Polarization of work theory D. Quality of work theory - Answers B Sound and vibration are very similar. Which of the following statements are true? A. Sound relates to a sensation B. Vibration is inaudible C. Vibration is perceived through the sense of touch D. All of the above - Answers C What level of DBA is considered the maximum limit of continuous exposure over eight hour days without protection? A. 150 B. 3 C. 90 D. 20 - Answers C Identifying and assessing hazardous noise conditions in the workplace involve which of the following? A. Conducting periodic noise surveys B. Conducting periodic audiometric tests C. Record keeping and follow up action D. All of the above - Answers D Noise is distinguished from sound by which of the following factors? A. Intensity of noise B. Unwanted sound C. Type of noise D. Duration of exposure - Answers B Noise control strategies include which of the following? A. Noise can be reduced at the receiver by enclosing the worker B. Noise can be reduced along its path by moving the source farther away C. Noise can be reduced at its source by enclosing the source D. All of the above - Answers D How many rems per calendar quarter is the limit of exposure for the hands and forearms? A. 7.5 rems B. 18.74 rems C. 1.25 rems D. 3.75 rems - Answers B Companies involved in producing, using, storing, handling, and/or transporting radioactive materials must inform how many employees of existing radiation hazards? A. 1 - 5 employees B. 6 - 10 employees C. 11 - 50 employees D. All employees - Answers D An incident must be reported when which of the following occur? A. Exposure of the whole body exceeds 25 rems or more B. Exposure of the skin of the whole body exceeds 150 rems or more C. Exposure of the feet, ankles, hands, or forearms exceed 375 rems or more D. All of the above - Answers D Which of the following agencies assist OSHA in regulation radiation exposure? A. NLRB B. NRA C. AFL-CIO D. NRC - Answers D Which of the following defines a safety-friendly corporate culture? A. Beliefs, values, and attitudes shared and accepted B. Violent acts, behavior, or threats that occur in the workplace C. Human reaction to threatening situations at work D. None of the above - Answers A Assessment instrument used for safety-related aspects of the corporate culture include which of the following: A. Employees are recognized and rewarded for working safely B. Safety and health are high priorities in this organization C. Our organization focuses on product safety for customers D. All of the above - Answers D Enhancements in which key areas continue to enable ever-increasing levels of globalization? A. Nature of work B. Transportation C. Communication D. All of the above - Answers D If an accident occurs, employers are required to follow up with a written report within how many days? A. 30 days B. 60 days C. 180 days D. 90 days - Answers A Toxic effects are a function of several factors except: A. Route of entry B. Time of day C. Level of exposure D. Amount of dose - Answers B Which of the following is associated with chronic effects/exposures of toxic substances? A. Sudden dose B. Severe C. Little or no awareness of exposures on the part of affected workers D. Cause immediate health problems - Answers C Before an entry permit is issued, a safety/health professional, should A. Shut down equipment B. Test the atmosphere C. Ventilate the space D. All of the above - Answers D Threshold limit values refer to airborne concentrations of substances and represent conditions under which it is believed that nearly all workers may be repeatedly exposed day after day without adverse effect. Which of the following is not a way of expressing TLV's? A. Flash point B. Time-weighted average C. Ceiling D. Short-term exposure - Answers A Examples of confined spaces include: A. Vaults B. Silos C. Train compartments D. All of the above - Answers D Which of the following statements should managers say to employees? A. Do not comply with the safety and health rules. B. Safety is a priority here. C. Administration is exempt from complying to regulations and procedures. D. Do as I say, not as I do. - Answers B Ten broad steps are needed to establish a safety-friendly corporate culture. Which of the following are some of those steps? A. Assess B. Plan C. Both A & B D. Survey - Answers Which of the following agencies would be the most appropriate to obtain first aid training materials from? A. OSHA B. EPA C. National Safety Council D. None of the above - Answers C Which of the following would be used to keep employees up to date concerning first aid information? A. Vacancy announcement B. First aid fact sheet C. Employee evaluation D. All of the above - Answers B A hazmat security plan should have: A. Personal security B. Physical security C. Both A & B D. None of the above - Answers C Which of the following is a milestone in the development of the safety movement in the United States? A. Passage of OSHA B. First recorded safety program C. Creation of the Bureau of Mines D. All of the above are milestones - Answers D Which of the following health problems associated with the workplace contributed to the development of the safety and health movement? A. Lung disease B. Mercury poisoning C. Both a and b D. Neither a nor b - Answers C The safety and health team of a large company may include: A. Dietitian B. Radiation specialist C. Psychologist D. All of the above - Answers D Which of the following is one of the three most significant events in the history of the safety and health movement? A. Asbestos menace B. Hawk's nest tragedy C. Bhopal tragedies D. All of the above - Answers D Early safety programs that were based on the "Three E's of Safety" are which of the following? A. Education, Energy, and Engineering B. Education, Enforcement, and Engineering C. Engineering, Effort, and Efficiency D. Efficiency, Engineering, and Employees - Answers B The leading cause of deaths in the US is which of the following? A. Stroke B. Cancer C. Heart disease D. AIDS - Answers C The most common cause of work injuries is which of the following? A. Abrasions B. Overexertion C. Falls D. Exposure to radiation/caustics - Answers B Determining the insured costs of accidents is a simple matter of A. Examining accounting records B. Calculating the uninsured costs C. Estimating cost of accidents D. None of the above - Answers A