OSHA 30 CONSTRUCTION 2024 NEWEST EXAM PRACTICE
EXAM QUESTIONS 350 QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED
VERIFIED ANSWERS(100% CORRECT)
What section of the OSH Act does the whistleblower program reference? - (correct answer)
Section 11(c)
10 ways to get your safety and health program started -
(correct answer) 1. Establish safety and health as a core value
2. lead by example
3. implement a reporting system
4. provide training
5. conduct inspections
6. Collect hazard control ideas
7. Implement hazard controls
8. Address emergencies
9. Seek input on workplace changes.
10. Make improvements.
Which of the following is an OSHA cooperative program? - (correct answer) Voluntary
Protection Program (VPP)
Core Element: Worker Participation. Workers should... - (correct answer) - be encouraged to
participate in the program
- be encouraged to report safety and health concerns
- have access to safety and health information
- have an active role in all aspects of the program
- exercise their participation in the program without barriers.
, Which of the followign is critical to the success of a safety and health program? - (correct
answer) Worker participation in the program development
Core Element: Workplace hazards. A safety and health program should include procedures on: -
(correct answer) - collecting existing information about workplace hazards
-inspecting the workplace for safety hazards
- identifying health hazards
- Conducting incident investigations
- Identifying hazards associated with emergency and non-routine situations
- characterizing the nature of identified hazards, identify interim control measures, and
prioritize the hazards for control
* Periodic inspections consist of identification and eval of workplace hazards utilizing applicable
sections of the IIPP program, any site safety plans, activity hazard analysis, applicable OSHA
regulations or other checklists developed by the employer.
Hazard Assesment. A hazard assessment, or inspection, should be done whenever: - (correct
answer) - A safety and health program is first established
- New substances, processes, procedures, or equipment that could represent a new
occupational safety and health hazard are introduced to the workplace
- New or previously unrecognized hazards are uncovered.
What does JHA stand for? - (correct answer) Job Hazard Analysis
What is JHA used for? - (correct answer) Identifying needed safety and health training
programs
Hazard Prevention and Control. Investigation Process: - (correct answer) 1. Visiting the
accident scene as soon as possible
2. interviewing injured workers and witnesses
3. Examining the workplace
EXAM QUESTIONS 350 QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED
VERIFIED ANSWERS(100% CORRECT)
What section of the OSH Act does the whistleblower program reference? - (correct answer)
Section 11(c)
10 ways to get your safety and health program started -
(correct answer) 1. Establish safety and health as a core value
2. lead by example
3. implement a reporting system
4. provide training
5. conduct inspections
6. Collect hazard control ideas
7. Implement hazard controls
8. Address emergencies
9. Seek input on workplace changes.
10. Make improvements.
Which of the following is an OSHA cooperative program? - (correct answer) Voluntary
Protection Program (VPP)
Core Element: Worker Participation. Workers should... - (correct answer) - be encouraged to
participate in the program
- be encouraged to report safety and health concerns
- have access to safety and health information
- have an active role in all aspects of the program
- exercise their participation in the program without barriers.
, Which of the followign is critical to the success of a safety and health program? - (correct
answer) Worker participation in the program development
Core Element: Workplace hazards. A safety and health program should include procedures on: -
(correct answer) - collecting existing information about workplace hazards
-inspecting the workplace for safety hazards
- identifying health hazards
- Conducting incident investigations
- Identifying hazards associated with emergency and non-routine situations
- characterizing the nature of identified hazards, identify interim control measures, and
prioritize the hazards for control
* Periodic inspections consist of identification and eval of workplace hazards utilizing applicable
sections of the IIPP program, any site safety plans, activity hazard analysis, applicable OSHA
regulations or other checklists developed by the employer.
Hazard Assesment. A hazard assessment, or inspection, should be done whenever: - (correct
answer) - A safety and health program is first established
- New substances, processes, procedures, or equipment that could represent a new
occupational safety and health hazard are introduced to the workplace
- New or previously unrecognized hazards are uncovered.
What does JHA stand for? - (correct answer) Job Hazard Analysis
What is JHA used for? - (correct answer) Identifying needed safety and health training
programs
Hazard Prevention and Control. Investigation Process: - (correct answer) 1. Visiting the
accident scene as soon as possible
2. interviewing injured workers and witnesses
3. Examining the workplace
