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OSHA- 30- CONSTRUCTION EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED GRADED A++
Terms in this set (74)
When applying ergonomic principles to Identify the ergonomic risks associated with tasks you perform on the job.
your office environment, what should you
do to avoid injury?
Ergonomics is the applied science of People and the things they use can interact most efficiently and safely.
designing environments so what can
happen?
What type of condition does Cumulative trauma disorder (CTD)
repeated stress on muscles, joints,
tendons, and delicate nerve tissues
cause?
What CTD results from prolonged Carpal tunnel syndrome
or repetitive flexing of your wrists
and causes numbness, tingling, and
pain?
Which of the following is an example of Holding a phone during a lengthy phone conversation
static loading?
Why does working in an uncomfortably Because it will cause blood flow to shift from your extremities to your core
cold office increase your risk of
developing a CTD in your shoulder, arm,
wrist, or hand?
What CTD risk factor is associated with Contact stress
resting your wrist on the edge of the desk
while typing?
In what area of your back are you Lumbar area
most likely to feel pain that results from
sitting in one position for too long
without adequate back support or
with poor posture?
What office activity is most likely to Repetitively using a manual stapler
cause trigger finger?
Which behavior is an example of working Keeping key objects close to your body
in your comfort zone?
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What is the most appropriate response to Apply ergonomic best practices
initial CTD warning signs?
What is the best description on a "neutral Keeping your body aligned and balanced and maintaining the natural S-curve of
posture?" your spine.
Toxic gases are the most serious of fires True
Workplace violence is primarily physical False
violence
Dangers from natural disasters True
include drowning, collapsing
structures, and flying debris.
Fuel, heat, and oxygen complete the fire False
tetrahedron.
poor planning or lack of preparedness is False
only a danger in fire emergencies
A toxic chemical release can produce True
toxic gases, contamination, explosions,
and possibly, fire.
Of the primary dangers of fire, which is Toxic gases
the most serious?
Which of the following components must Fuel, oxygen, ignition source, and a chemical chain reaction
be present for a fire to ignite and
continue burning?
Do poor planning and lack of Yes
preparedness present a danger in an
emergency situation?
Do emergency action and fire prevention No
plans have to be written?
Who is ultimately responsible for Employers
preparing emergency action and fire
prevention plans?
When should your employer review When plans are initially developed or changed
emergency actin and fire At the time of your initial assignment
prevention plans with you? When your responsibilities under the plan change
If you have been trained to perform Emergency action plan
critical plant operations during
evacuation, where will you find the
details and contact information for
individuals you can call for further
information on or explantation of your
duties
What is one of the most common fuel Clutter
sources in the workplace
An exit discharge must be: Kept clear of parked vehicles or stored materials or structures
Depending on the emergency, for Get out of the building using emergency exists and their access ways.
example fire, what is often the best
response?
They are unlocked from the inside to accommodate the unrestricted flow of traffic
How are emergency exit doors
They are free of devices or alarms that could restrict the use of the exit if they fail
equipped?
to work
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OSHA- 30- CONSTRUCTION EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED GRADED A++
Terms in this set (74)
When applying ergonomic principles to Identify the ergonomic risks associated with tasks you perform on the job.
your office environment, what should you
do to avoid injury?
Ergonomics is the applied science of People and the things they use can interact most efficiently and safely.
designing environments so what can
happen?
What type of condition does Cumulative trauma disorder (CTD)
repeated stress on muscles, joints,
tendons, and delicate nerve tissues
cause?
What CTD results from prolonged Carpal tunnel syndrome
or repetitive flexing of your wrists
and causes numbness, tingling, and
pain?
Which of the following is an example of Holding a phone during a lengthy phone conversation
static loading?
Why does working in an uncomfortably Because it will cause blood flow to shift from your extremities to your core
cold office increase your risk of
developing a CTD in your shoulder, arm,
wrist, or hand?
What CTD risk factor is associated with Contact stress
resting your wrist on the edge of the desk
while typing?
In what area of your back are you Lumbar area
most likely to feel pain that results from
sitting in one position for too long
without adequate back support or
with poor posture?
What office activity is most likely to Repetitively using a manual stapler
cause trigger finger?
Which behavior is an example of working Keeping key objects close to your body
in your comfort zone?
1/
5
, 3/30/25, 10:01 OSHA- 30- Construction |
AM
What is the most appropriate response to Apply ergonomic best practices
initial CTD warning signs?
What is the best description on a "neutral Keeping your body aligned and balanced and maintaining the natural S-curve of
posture?" your spine.
Toxic gases are the most serious of fires True
Workplace violence is primarily physical False
violence
Dangers from natural disasters True
include drowning, collapsing
structures, and flying debris.
Fuel, heat, and oxygen complete the fire False
tetrahedron.
poor planning or lack of preparedness is False
only a danger in fire emergencies
A toxic chemical release can produce True
toxic gases, contamination, explosions,
and possibly, fire.
Of the primary dangers of fire, which is Toxic gases
the most serious?
Which of the following components must Fuel, oxygen, ignition source, and a chemical chain reaction
be present for a fire to ignite and
continue burning?
Do poor planning and lack of Yes
preparedness present a danger in an
emergency situation?
Do emergency action and fire prevention No
plans have to be written?
Who is ultimately responsible for Employers
preparing emergency action and fire
prevention plans?
When should your employer review When plans are initially developed or changed
emergency actin and fire At the time of your initial assignment
prevention plans with you? When your responsibilities under the plan change
If you have been trained to perform Emergency action plan
critical plant operations during
evacuation, where will you find the
details and contact information for
individuals you can call for further
information on or explantation of your
duties
What is one of the most common fuel Clutter
sources in the workplace
An exit discharge must be: Kept clear of parked vehicles or stored materials or structures
Depending on the emergency, for Get out of the building using emergency exists and their access ways.
example fire, what is often the best
response?
They are unlocked from the inside to accommodate the unrestricted flow of traffic
How are emergency exit doors
They are free of devices or alarms that could restrict the use of the exit if they fail
equipped?
to work
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