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Safety in the Workplace Quiz

Take this short quiz and see how knowledgeable you are about safety in the workplace.

1. What is PPE?
2. Which of the following should you Not do when lowering a load?
3. Which of the following causes back injuries?
4. When lifting heavy objects, you should:
5. What is the most common non-fatal injury in the workplace?
6. You are only authorized to operate equipment
7. More than 800 people die in a work environment every year. How many of these deaths are the result of accidents involving falls?
8. I am sensitive to latex at work. How can I prepare myself for latex-safe emergency care?
9. Which of the following should you do if you are unable to evacuate a burning building?
10. How far away should you stand when you are using a fire extinguisher to put out a fire?
11. What does the acronym MSDS stand for?
12. The top of your computer monitor should be slightly higher than eye level.
13. A hazard is an activity, arrangement, circumstance, event, occurrence...that is an actual or possible source of harm. Hazards can be:
14. Your employer is legally required to train employees in the safety aspects of their jobs.
15. The first step of first aid is to do a primary survey of the casualty, known as DRABC. What does DRABC stand for?

 

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