#1
Which of the following best defines Occupational Health and Safety (OH&S)?
A set of standards and guidelines for managing workplace safety.
An organization that oversees workplace wellness programs.
A federal agency that enforces workplace safety laws.
A medical examination required for job applicants.
#2
Which of the following is an example of an ergonomic risk in the workplace?
Poor lighting
Unsafe machinery
Incorrect lifting techniques
Uncontrolled hazardous materials
#3
Which of the following is NOT a common chemical hazard in the workplace?
Carbon dioxide
Mercury
Asbestos
Carbon monoxide
#4
What is the most common type of injury in the workplace?
Sprains and strains
Cuts and punctures
Fractures
Burns and scalds
#5
Which of the following is NOT a part of the OSHA standards for Hazardous Communication?
Chemical manufacturer's label
Safety data sheets
Chemical hazard assessment
Employee training and information
#6
Which of the following is an example of a physical hazard in the workplace?
Chemical exposure
Noise
Stress
Inadequate lighting
#7
What is the primary responsibility of an OH&S officer?
To conduct employee training sessions on safe workplace practices.
To conduct regular inspections and audits of the workplace.
To provide medical treatment to injured employees.
To handle workers' compensation claims.
#8
What is a hazard control hierarchy used for in OH&S?
To prioritize hazards for mitigation.
To categorize hazards into different types.
To determine the level of risk associated with a hazard.
To establish a systematic approach for controlling workplace hazards.
#9
What is the role of the Joint Health and Safety Committee (JHSC) in OH&S?
To conduct regular health and safety audits.
To represent management in OH&S matters.
To address employee concerns about safety and health.
To create a formal OH&S policy for the workplace.
#10
In OH&S, what is the purpose of an incident investigation?
To determine who is at fault for an incident.
To collect data for reporting purposes.
To identify contributing factors and prevent future incidents.
To determine the extent of liability for compensation.
#11
What is the primary purpose of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) in the workplace?
To minimize the risk of accidents
To ensure employee comfort
To replace engineering controls
To comply with regulations
#12
What is the primary goal of a safety management system?
To prevent accidents and injuries
To reduce the cost of workers' compensation
To improve employee morale
To increase productivity
#13
What is the purpose of a Job Safety Analysis (JSA)?
To identify potential workplace hazards for mitigation.
To assess employee performance and productivity.
To track workplace injuries and illnesses.
To analyze job roles and responsibilities.
#14
Which of the following is NOT considered a potential outcome of poor OH&S practices?
Increased absenteeism.
Improved employee morale.
High staff turnover.
Increased productivity.
#15
In OH&S, what does the term 'ergonomics' refer to?
The study of the environment's effect on workers.
The study of workplace efficiency.
The study of human comfort and efficiency in the workplace.
The study of hazardous materials and their effects.
#16
What is the key difference between occupational health and safety?
Occupational health focuses on physical health while safety focuses on accidents.
Safety focuses on preventing accidents while health focuses on mental wellness.
Occupational health focuses on physical and mental health while safety focuses on hazards and accidents.
Occupational health and safety are synonymous.
#17
In OH&S, what is the term 'risk assessment' used for?
To determine the likelihood of an incident occurring.
To measure the severity of an incident.
To estimate the cost of an incident.
To identify hazards and evaluate their risk.
#18
What is the purpose of an OH&S risk assessment?
To identify potential workplace hazards.
To measure the likelihood of a workplace accident.
To determine the cost of workers' compensation.
To establish the overall effectiveness of the OH&S program.