Unit 4 Safety Supervisor quiz

Unit 4 Safety Supervisor

QUESTION 1

__________ happens when a body is exposed to an environment in which it is unable to cool itself.

		Thermal insufficiency
		Heatstroke
		Heat cramps
		Heat exhaustion

QUESTION 2

Which of the following is an example of a vapor contaminant?

		Ozone
		Hydrogen Chloride
		Trichloroethylene
		Hydrogen Sulfide

QUESTION 3

The theory of multiple causation states that it is the __________ combination of various factors that result in injuries and illnesses.

		random
		cumulative
		employee's
		employer's

QUESTION 4

__________ has long been known as an infection produced by drinking non-pasteurized milk from cows suffering from Bang's disease.

		Brucellosis
		Byssinosis
		Leptospirosis
		Psittacosis

QUESTION 5

Each type and brand of hearing protection has been given a __________, which describes how much an employee's exposure can be reduced by wearing the device.

		NRB
		RNN
		BNR
		NRR

QUESTION 6

__________ occurs in individuals who have experienced prolonged exposure to heavy air concentrations of cotton dust.

		Cottonosis
		Q Fever
		Tuberculosis
		Byssinosis

QUESTION 7

Visual evidence should be recorded by using all of the following EXCEPT __________.

		cameras
		video camcorders
		voice recordings
		drawings

QUESTION 8

TLV's are:

		limits on the time/limited/volumes of air allowed for various hazardous chemicals.
		levels of safe, repeated exposures for most workers.
		terminal limit values for maximum exposures for certain hazardous chemicals.
		parent regulations to time weighted averages.

QUESTION 9

Which of the following accurately identifies the following statements? "A report must do more than just identify at-risk acts or hazardous conditions surrounding an incident."

		This statement is incomplete.
		This statement is true.
		This statement is false.
		This statement is ambiguous.

QUESTION 10

Which of the following is an example of a mist contaminant?

		Hydrogen Chloride
		Sulfuric Acid
		Sulfur Dioxide
		Methylene Chloride