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    Diploma in Environment Health and Safety Management

    Introduction to Various Hazards at Workplace and its Management

    Quiz Result

    Quiz Completion Time : 00:55:03

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    Right Answer

    Your Score : 67%

    Passing Score : 50%

    Areas to Focus:

    Lesson - Ergonomic Hazards

    Lesson - Stress and Safety

    Lesson - Safety and Health Training

    Lesson - Violence in Workplace

    Lesson - Mechanical Hazards and Machine Safeguarding

    Lesson - Falling, Impact, Acceleration, Lifting and Vision Hazards

    Lesson - Hazards of Temperature Extremes

    Lesson - Pressure Hazards

    Lesson - Electrical Hazards

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    Lesson - Fire Hazards and Life Safety

    Lesson - Radiation Hazards & Industrial Hygiene

    Lesson - Industrial Spaces and Confined Spaces

    1. Which of the following statements exactly defines fire risks?

    Your Answer : A condition which facilitates the growth of a fire

    Description : A fire risk is understanding and estimating the level of harm posed by fire hazards to people,
    property, and business continuity.

    Question Reference From : Fire Hazards and Life Safety

    2. Which OSHA standard is referred to as the Lockout/Tagout Standard?

    Your Answer : 29 CFR 1910.119

    Correct Answer : 29 CFR 1910.147

    Description : The OSHA Standard for the Control of Hazardous Energy (Lockout/Tagout Standard) is
    identified as 29 CFR 1910.147. Its purpose is to prevent injuries resulting from accidental or unintentional
    energy release during machinery or equipment shutdown for maintenance or service.

    Question Reference From : Mechanical Hazards and Machine Safeguarding

    3. What is the threshold in the context of toxic substances?

    Your Answer : The minimum amount of a toxic substance needed to produce a measurable effect

    Description : The threshold refers to the minimum concentration or amount of a toxic substance required
    to cause a detectable or measurable effect on the health of an individual. It signifies the point at which
    exposure to a substance starts to have an impact.

    Question Reference From : Industrial Spaces and Confined Spaces

    4. Which individuals should have adequate signaling devices to evacuate in case of a radiation emergency?

    Your Answer : All Individuals

    Description : All individuals should have adequate signaling devices to evacuate in case of a radiation
    emergency to ensure their safety.

    Question Reference From : Radiation Hazards & Industrial Hygiene

    5. Which of the following is NOT a way to measure psychological workload?

    Your Answer : Psychophysiological strategies

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    Correct Answer : Physical fitness assessment

    Description : Psychological workload can be measured through state-based subjective rating, behavioral
    time allocation, and psychophysiological strategies. Physical fitness assessment does not directly measure
    psychological workload.

    Question Reference From : Stress and Safety

    6. What is nitrogen narcosis?

    Your Answer : Excessive nitrogen absorption into body tissues

    Description : Nitrogen narcosis occurs when excessive nitrogen is absorbed into body tissues, typically as
    a result of breathing nitrogen-rich air at depth during underwater diving. It can cause symptoms similar to
    alcohol intoxication.

    Question Reference From : Pressure Hazards

    7. What are insulators?

    Your Answer : Materials that do not conduct electricity easily

    Description : Insulators are materials that do not contain many free electrons at room temperature,
    making them poor conductors of electricity.

    Question Reference From : Electrical Hazards

    8. Which of the following is NOT a common prevention and control strategy for workplace hazards?

    Your Answer : Exposure Escalation

    Description : Exposure escalation is not a recognized prevention and control strategy for workplace
    hazards. Instead, the focus is on reducing or eliminating exposure to hazards through strategies such as
    replacement, process modification, isolation, ventilation, and personal protective equipment.

    Question Reference From : Industrial Spaces and Confined Spaces

    9. What does the coefficient of friction measure?

    Your Answer : The traction of a surface

    Description : The coefficient of friction between surfaces is a measure of the traction or grip of a surface. It
    is an effective way to compare the level of traction provided by different treads or surfaces.

    Question Reference From : Falling, Impact, Acceleration, Lifting and Vision Hazards

    10. Electricity is the flow of positively charged particles through an electrically conductive material.

    Your Answer : False

    Description : Electricity is the flow of negatively charged particles, specifically electrons, through an

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    electrically conductive material.

    Question Reference From : Electrical Hazards

    11. What does the cumulative injury rate refer to?

    Your Answer : The number of injuries caused by a specific ergonomic problem

    Description : The cumulative injury rate refers to the measure of injuries that have occurred due to a
    particular ergonomic problem over a specific period of time. It helps assess the impact of a specific issue on
    employee health and well-being.

    Question Reference From : Ergonomic Hazards

    12. What are the necessary ingredients to start and maintain a spreading fire?

    Your Answer : Oxygen, fuel, and heat

    Description : Oxygen, fuel, and heat are necessary ingredients to start and maintain a spreading fire. These
    three elements form the “fire triangle.”

    Question Reference From : Fire Hazards and Life Safety

    13. What are the main causes of falls?

    Your Answer : Inadequate training and lack of safety protocols

    Correct Answer : Foreign objects in the tread, design defects

    Description : The main causes of falls include foreign objects in the tread, design defects in the tread,
    slippery surfaces, and impaired physical condition of a person.

    Question Reference From : Falling, Impact, Acceleration, Lifting and Vision Hazards

    14. What is the purpose of protecting employees from hypothermia?

    Your Answer : To prevent the core body temperature from falling below 35 °C (95 °F)

    Correct Answer : To prevent the core body temperature from falling below 36 °C (98.6 °F)

    Description : Hypothermia occurs when the core body temperature falls below normal levels. Protecting
    employees from hypothermia involves maintaining their core body temperature above 36 °C (98.6 °F).

    Question Reference From : Hazards of Temperature Extremes

    15. Common indicators of ergonomic problems identified at the workplace are?

    Your Answer : Both (a) and (b)

    Correct Answer : Accident and injury trends, absenteeism, high employee turnover, and employee
    complaints

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    Description : Common indicators of ergonomic problems are accident and injury trends, cumulative
    injury rate (CTD), absenteeism, high turnover, employee complaints, employee-related changes, poor
    quality, and large amounts of manual materials.

    Question Reference From : Ergonomic Hazards

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