SAQ

Question 1

An experienced engineer is necessary when designing a:

Answer 1

Moveable scaffold system.

When a scaffold system will be moved horizontally while occupied by employees, the scaffold system must be designed by a registered (licensed) professional engineer for that purpose.
Reference: 29 CFR 926.451 (5).

Question 2

A worker is using a jackhammer to break concrete. For this work:

Answer 2

The worker must be provided with safety glasses, safety shoes, a hard hat, and hearing protection.

Using a jackhammer requires several types of personal protective equipment to properly safeguard the employees the physical hazards of the work. A respirator may also be required depending upon the amount of concrete dust generated, but the minimum personal protective equipment needed for this work are safety glasses, safety footwear, a safety helmet, and hearing protection. Hand protection may also be necessary.
Reference: 29 1926 Subpart

Question 3

Bituminous-material melting kettles:

Answer 3

Should not be used within 25 feet of buildings or combustible materials.

Hot kettles should be kept as far away as practical buildings or other flammable or combustible materials; however, a minimum of 25 feet is a best practice.
Reference: Construction Safety Planning, MacCollum, David V.

Question 4

When actively are engaged in underground construction work, at least one designated person must be on duty above ground to:

Answer 4

Maintain an accurate count of the employees working underground.

Tunnel and other underground construction work require a person to be stationed above ground at the of the underground to maintain an accurate count of everyone currently underground. This information is used to ensure each employee is accounted for in an emergency. The person stationed above ground cannot be assigned any duties that would interfere with the count.
Reference: 29 CFR 1926.800 (g) (3).

Question 5

The customized protective systems of an excavation must be designed by a registered (licensed) professional engineer (P.E.) if the excavation is deeper than:

Answer 5

20 feet.

When an excavation exceeds 20 feet in depth at any location, the excavation’s customized protective systems must be designed by a registered (licensed) professional engineer.

Question 6

Part of the requirements for respiratory protection training and use includes a medical evaluation questionnaire. Prior to respirator use, who should review the questionnaire responses?

Answer 6

Licensed health care professional

Medical questionnaires must be evaluated by a licensed health care professional. Reference: 29 CFR 19 10.134 (e) (2) (i).

Question 7

Establishing written standard operating procedures for construction tasks is:

Answer 7

Best for high-risk work.

High-risk work is best suited for having written standard operating procedures. Much of the work on a construction is routine, and the good workmanship of the employees can be trusted. For high-risk work and non-routine tasks, job safety analyses and written procedures should be developed to minimize the risk to employees.
Reference: Handbook OSHA Construction and Health, Reese, Charles D., and Eidson, James, V.

Question 8

Who most influences the safe work habits of subcontractor employees?

Answer 8

First-line supervisor.

First-line supervisors almost always have the most influence on the habits of employees. If the first-line supervisor is diligent to abide by safety regulations and policies, the subcontractor employees will see this and indirectly understand that safe work habits are enforced.
Reference: Handbook OSHA Construction Reese, Charles D., and Eidson, James, V.

Question 9

If an employer recommends that employees wear personal protective equipment (PPE) for protecting employees from exposure to occupational hazards, then:

Answer 9

The employer must furnish the PPE.

Employers must furnish personal protective equipment. If an employee elects to provide his or her personal protective equipment, the employer is still responsible for ensuring that the employee’s own personal protective equipment is acceptable for minimizing contact with the hazard, meeting all required design standards, and is actually worn by the employee.
Reference: 29 CFR 1910.95 (a) and (b).

Question 10

Where is the first place that an employee on a jobsite should seek specific health information on a chemical?

Answer 10

Container label.

The first place an employee should look to obtain health on a specific chemical is the label. The label likely will have a hazard warning and the emergency actions to take if exposed to the chemical. The employee should then consult the chemical’s material safety data sheet for more detailed information.
Reference: Safety Management, 5th Edition, Grimaldi, John V., and Simonds, Rollin H.

Question 11

Which statement correctly identifies the duty of an employer to protect employees from falling?

Answer 11

For unprotected edges 6 or more feet above the next lower level, employers must install a guardrail system, safety net, or personal fall arrest system to prevent employees from falling.

At a minimum, employers are required to establish a fall protection system for employees exposed to falls of six feet or more. these systems must include on or all of the following: guardrail system; safety net; personal fall arrest system.
Reference: 29 CFR 1926.501 (b) (1).

Question 12

A personnel platform is used by welders during a pre-cast erection procedure. Which feature of the crane is likely to be provided expressly for this job?

Answer 12

Anti-two-blocking device

When a crane is used to lift a personnel platform, an anti-two-blocking device is specifically required. Reference: 29 CFR 1926.550 (g) (3) (ii) (C)

Question 13

Threshold Limit Values are:

Answer 13

Guidelines in the control of health hazards.

Threshold Limit Values (TLVs) are published by the American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists and should be used by trained persons as guidelines in the control of health hazards. Permissible exposure limits (PELs) are published by federal OSHA and are statutory.
Reference: Threshold Limit Values (TLVs) for Chemical Substance and Physical Agents and Biological Exposure Indies (BEIs), American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists.

Question 14

A job safety analysis is:

Answer 14

Used for evaluating each step of a job to understand its hazards and to identify hazard controls.

Job safety analyses are commonly used to evaluate each step of a task or process to ensure that the employee understands the safety issues and hazards present at each step and the means to prevent the employee from coming into contact with the hazard.
Reference: Accident Prevention Manual for Business and Industry, Administration and Programs, 13th Edition National Safety Council

Question 15

A company is going to demolish an old bridge painted with a lead-based paint. What should a CHST review to obtain airborne lead exposure guidelines for the workers?

Answer 15

Threshold Limit Values (TLV’s) for Chemical Substances and Physical Agents and Biological Exposure Indices (BEIs) published by the American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists

A helpful reference for understanding the hazard of airborne lead is the Threshold Limit Values (TLVs) for Chemical Substances and Physical Agents and Biological Exposure Indices (BEIs) published by the American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists.
Reference: Threshold Limit Values (TLVs) for Chemical Substance and Physical Agents and Biological Exposure Indies (BEIs), American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists.

Question 16

Before allowing a trained employee to use a respirator, a CHST should verify that the respirator has been approved by the:

Answer 16

National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health is the only approving authority for respirators. The federal Mine Safety and Health Administration formerly approved respirators, but the agency no longer performs this function.
Reference: Certified Equipment List, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health.

Question 17

What is primary purpose of grounding electrical equipment?

Answer 17

To prevent electrocution from defective equipment

A ground is an object that connects a piece of electrical equipment to earth or some conducting body that serves in place of earth. A ground serves to complete the electrical circuit and prevent current from unexpectedly flowing through a person.
Reference: National Electrical Code (NFPA 70), National Fire Protection Association

Question 18

Which is a formal deductive risk analysis method?

Answer 18

Fault tree analysis

Fault tree analysis is a deductive analysis. A deductive analysis starts with the undesired failure. The analyst then deduces the steps, events, and conditions necessary to obtain the undesired failure. An inductive analysis starts with specific events that may cause problems. The analyst on an inductive analysis (such as failure mode and effects analysis) then infers from the lower-level events the things that could be affected, thus potentially finishing with several undesired failures.
Reference: Accident Prevention Manual for Business and Industry, Administration and Programs, 13th Edition, National Safety Council

Question 19

Which best protects employees from splashes of chemicals or molten metals?

Answer 19

Face shields

Hazards from splashing materials require face protection in addition to eye protection. Reference: 29 CFR 1926.102 (a) (5) and ANSI Z87.1.

Question 20

Before allowing employees to enter a confined space, a supervisor should ensure that:

Answer 20

The atmosphere in the confined space is breathable and poses no explosion hazard.

The entry supervisor must ensure that the atmosphere in a confined space is breathable and poses no other unacceptable risks (oxygen deficiency, toxic gas hazard, flammability hazard).

Question 21

The three primary purposes of safety and health inspections conducted by are to identify compliance problems with company and regulatory policies and standards, evaluate the performance of supervisors and workers, and:

Answer 21

Determine the effectiveness of corrective actions from previous inspections.

Inspections of jobsites must include verifying the effectiveness of corrective actions from previous inspections or from incident investigations.
Reference: Accident Prevention Manual for Business and Industry, Administration and Programs, 13th Edition, National Safety Council

Question 22

Mutual aid agreements typically are associated with companies and agencies working together to:

Answer 22

Mitigate emergencies or disasters.

Mutual aid agreements are associated with companies and local emergency response agencies and describe the mutual procedures and protocols to help ensure that emergencies are mitigated with a coordinated effort.
Reference: Accident Prevention Manual for Business and Industry, Administration and Programs, 13th Edition, National Safety Council

Question 23

When water is used to extinguish a small fire, the fire is extinguished primarily because the water:

Answer 23

Cools the fuel.

In a small fire, water primarily cools the fire’s fuel, thus eliminating the source of continuous ignition. In a larger, hot fire, the expansion of the liquid water to vapor helps smother the fire.
Reference: Fire Protection Handbook, 20th Edition, National Fire Protection Association.

Question 24

When an employer provides employees with portable fire extinguishers, the employees must first:

Answer 24

Be trained to use portable fire extinguishers properly.

Fire extinguisher training is essential for employees who are expected to use a fire extinguisher.
Reference: Accident Prevention Manual for Business and Industry, Administration and Programs, 13th Edition, National Safety Council

Question 25

An employee was fatally injured at a jobsite. Once the emergency response is completed, what is the first thing a CHST should do, with respect to investigating the incident?

Answer 25

Isolate the scene and control access to it. Once the emergency response activities are completed, a CHST should isolate the scene and control access to it to prevent additional incidents and to preserve any evidence for the investigation. Reference: Root Cause Analysis Handbook: A Guide to Effective Incident Investigation, Government institutes.

Question 26

What is the most important reason for conducting a thorough incident investigation?

Answer 26

To identify the cause of the incident for implementing corrective actions. Incident investigation is especially important to determine direct causes, uncover contributing incident causes, prevent similar incidents from occurring, document facts, provide information of costs, and to promote safety. Reference: Accident Prevention Manual for Business and Industry, Administration and Programs, 13th Edition, National Safety Council

Question 27

When conducting an interview related to an incident investigation, it is best to interview:

Answer 27

Witnesses individually. When conducting an investigation, the injured parties and witnesses should be interviewed separately. Several versions of the incident may occur; however, if several witnesses independently repeat the same information, that information may be close to the truth. Reference: Supervisor's Safety Manual, 9th Edition, National Safety Council.

Question 28

What is a root cause of an incident?

Answer 28

Management system deficiency. Causal factors are human errors and equipment failures. When investigating an incident, one should determine why these causal factors were allowed to be present. The answer to these "why" questions are the root causes of the incident. Reference: Root Cause Analysis Handbook: A Guide to Effective Incident Investigation, Government Institutes.

Question 29

A CHST is compiling a summary of injuries and illnesses for presentation to plant management. In the past month, the plant has experienced four federal OSHA-recordable injuries. Two were lost workday cases. Employees in the plant worked 92,350 hours during this period. What is the total OSHA-recordable incidence rate for the month?

Answer 29

8.7 Incidence rates using the method developed by the government are based on the exposure of fill-time workers using 200,000 employee-hours as the equivalent (100 working 40 hours per week for 50 weeks per year). From the problem: Recordable injuries = 4 Employee hours worked = 92,350 Equation: Incidence rate = No. of injuries and illnesses X 200.000 hours Employee hours worked during the period = (4 x 200,000 hours) 92,350 hours = 8.7 Reference: Accident Prevention Manual for Business and Industry: Administration and Program, 13" Edition, National Safety Council.

Question 30

When the Department of Transportation requires special labels and placards on containers and packages containing hazardous materials, these labels and placards must be retained on the container or package:

Answer 30

Until the container or package is empty and cleaned of residual chemicals. The federal Department of Transportation labels on hazardous materials must be preserved on the container until the container is empty and cleaned of its chemical residue. Reference: 29 CFR 1926.61.

Question 31

According to federal OSHA regulatory standards relating to confined spaces, what is the minimum acceptable concentration of oxygen (by volume) to which an employee may be exposed without a supplied-air respirator or self-contained breathing apparatus?

Answer 31

19.5% A hazardous atmosphere defined by federal OSHA in the standard on permit-required confined spaces includes an oxygen-deficient atmosphere below and an oxygen-enriched atmosphere above 23.5%. Reference: 29 CFR 1910.146 (b).

Question 32

The National Electrical Code (NFPA70) defines a hazardous location as one that requires:

Answer 32

Specific equipment and wiring procedures to be followed due to the presence of flammable gases or vapors, flammable liquids, combustible dust, or ignitable fibers or flyings. A hazardous location, as defined in the National Electrical Code. is one is which flammable gasses or vapors, flammable liquids, combustible dusts, or ignitable flyings or fibers are present in sufficient quantity to require the use of very restrictive wiring and equipment procedures. Reference: National Electrical Code (NFPA 70) National Fire Protection Association.

Question 33

Standard personal fall protection equipment (such as a body harness and lanyard) is rated to protect an individual (with tools) to a combined weight of:

Answer 33

310 pounds Standard personal fall protection equipment, such as a body harness, is rated for a combined person-plus-equipment weight of 310 pounds. If the combined weight is more than 310 pounds, then the employer has to specifically ensure that the system to be used can support the additional weight. Reference: 29 CFR 1926.502 (d) (16).

Question 34

Type SJTO flexible electrical cords:

Answer 34

Are acceptable for junior hard service in construction use. Several types of flexible electrical cords are permitted on construction and are described as hard service and hard service. The National Fire Protection Association's National Electrical (NFPA describes these types of cords, and federal OSHA regulations incorporate by reference the National Electrical Code . In addition to being described as junior hard service cords or hard service cords, both of these types of cords are also rated for hard usage or extra-hard usage. Reference: National Electrical (NFPA National Fire Protection Association.

Question 35

One or more fall protection systems are required for working on a fabricated frame scaffold when they are standing ____________ or more feet from the next lower level of the scaffold.

Answer 35

10 feet Personal fall protection systems are required for personnel working on fabricated frame scaffolds when the personnel are working 10 or more feet above the next lower level of the scaffold. Reference: 29 CFR 1926.45 1 (g)

Question 36

When using heating devices or melting kettles to prepare hot roofing materials:

Answer 36

Fire extinguishers with at least a 10-B rating should be available. Whenever an ignition source is used near flammable and combustible liquids, trained personnel should always have immediate access to an appropriate fire extinguisher. Reference: Construction Safety Planning, David V.

Question 37

At what minimum interval should personal fall arrest systems be inspected for wear, damage, and deterioration?

Answer 37

Prior to each use. Personal fall arrest systems should be carefully inspected by a person trained in performing such inspections (e.g. the user) prior to each use. The previous user of the personal fall arrest system may not have noticed that damage occurred even if the personal fall arrest system was not used to actually arrest the fall of the user. Reference: 29 CFR 1926.502 (d) (21).

Question 38

On a construction site, no container of a hazardous substance may be released for use unless the container is labeled correctly with at least:

Answer 38

The chemical name of the contents, the appropriate hazard warning, and the name and address of the manufacturer. Safety practitioners should ensure that the original manufacturer's labels on hazardous chemical containers are maintained and preserved. These labels contain the name of the material, the hazard warnings, and the name and address of the manufacturer. Reference: 29 CFR 19 10.1200 (f) (5).

Question 39

Guardrail systems must withstand a force of at least:

Answer 39

200 pounds. Guardrail systems must withstand a force of 200 pounds (without failing) when the force is applied in any direction at any point along the top edge of the guardrail. Reference: 29 CFR 1926.502 (b) (3).

Question 40

When using portable containers to store a hazardous chemical at a project jobsite, what specific labeling or tagging must be used on the container?

Answer 40

The identity of the chemical and appropriate hazard warning. For portable containers, a label is required when the portable container could be used by someone other than the person who the material from the manufacturer's container to the portable container. For these portable containers, the name of the material and the appropriate hazard warnings are necessary. Reference: 29 CFR 191 0.1200 (f) (5).

Question 41

The purpose of a job safety analysis (JSA) is to:

Answer 41

Review job methods, uncover hazards, and suggest controls to prevent accidents.

Question 42

A job safety analysis (JSA) worksheet normally contains three columns labeled as Task Step, Hazards, and:

Answer 42

Safe job procedure

Question 43

Which is the FIRST step in implementing a safety audit process?

Answer 43

Plan and review background information.

Question 44

There are three general types of scheduled safety inspections. Two types are periodic and special inspections. Which is the third type of inspection?

Answer 44

General

Question 45

Accident investigation is a:

Answer 45

Process that attempts to uncover the sequence of events that produced the accident to identify casual factors and corrective actions.

Question 46

Fault tree analysis (FTA) is an analytical tool used to support accident investigation. Which is a key characteristic of FTA?

Answer 46

It is a top-down technique that starts at the top event (accident) and leads to discovery of underlying casual factors.

Question 47

Wastes are designated as hazardous because they can be ignitable, reactive, or corrosive. They can also be designated as hazardous because of which additional characteristic?

Answer 47

Toxicity

Question 48

As a plant supervisor, you have been asked to develop an appropriate control to minimize exposure to solvent vapors originating from an open-top paint stripping tank. You have many solutions to choose from including personal protective equipment, ventilation, substitution of a less volatile solvent, outsourcing the operation, and others. One way of prioritizing your options is to rank the solutions from most desirable to least desirable. Which is this prioritizing concept called?

Answer 48

Hierarchy of Controls

Question 49

Which is the LEAST preferred and LEAST effective method of protecting employees from high noise levels?

Answer 49

Provide noise reducing earplugs or earmuffs.

Question 50

The LAST step in a machine-specific lockout/tag out procedure is to:

Answer 50

Test the machine to verify all energy sources have been locked out.

Question 51

Which system deals with hazardous chemical labeling, safety data sheets, and employee training?

Answer 51

Globally Harmonized System

Question 52

There are two general types of radiation: ionizing and non-ionizing. Which is an example of non-ionizing radiation?

Answer 52

Ultraviolet radiation

Question 53

According to NFPA 30, Flammable and Combustible Liquids Code, a flammable liquid is defined as a liquid with a flash point that is at or below how many degrees?

Answer 53

100*F (37.8*C)

Question 54

When working at elevations from self-powered mobile platforms (scissor lifts, boom lifts, etc.) where should the employee attach their safety lanyard?

Answer 54

The safety lanyard should be attached to the basket using the manufacturers designated tie-off point.

Question 55

Which is an example of a fall protection method?

Answer 55

Full body harness and lifeline attached to secure anchorage that limits the fall distance

Question 56

There are four major hazards to be aware of when using two or four wheeled manual hand trucks to move materials. They include running the wheels off dock platforms or bridge plates, colliding with other trucks or obstructions, and running wheels over feet. Which is the fourth major hazard?

Answer 56

Obstructed views from loads stacked too high.

Question 57

When transporting loads up grades using a forklift, the load should be positioned:

Answer 57

Upgrade in the direction of travel.

Question 58

Every powered industrial truck, for example a forklift, has a rated safe load capacity determined by the manufacturer. By how much can a forklift’s rated load capacity be exceeded if needed?

Answer 58

It is never acceptable to exceed the rated load capacity.

Question 59

When using handheld chisels and striking tools, mushroomed heads should be dressed properly to prevent which primary hazard?

Answer 59

Flying chips that can injure eyes or skin.

Question 60

How often should portable electric tools (saws, grinders, drills, etc.) be inspected for safety hazards?

Answer 60

Before each use.

Question 61

Many types of industrial production machines require rigid barrier guards to protect employees from machine hazards. There are two major categories of guards. One is a power transmission guard. Which is the other?

Answer 61

Point of operation guard

Question 62

When rigging wire rope slings in a basket hitch configuration, the leg’s angle to vertical will reduce the safe working load (SWL) lifting capacity of the sling. By how much will the SWL be reduced when each leg’s angle to the vertical is 45*?

Answer 62

30%

Question 63

The lifting capacity of used wire rope lifting cables can be reduced through stretching or physical wear that results in reduced diameter over new, similarly rated wire ropes. Which is the proper way to measure wire rope diameter during periodic inspections?

Answer 63

Across the widest diameter, usually between opposite, single strands.

Question 64

The MOST common way of making a wire rope eye to attach a wire rope to a piece of equipment or lifting apparatus is to use u-shaped, saddle-type wire clips. Which is the correct way to position the clips?

Answer 64

All the saddles are positioned on the dead end of the wire rope.

Question 65

Which law defines the flow of electricity in a circuit based on current (I), the electrical potential (V) between two points, and the resistance ® between those two points?

Answer 65

Ohm’s Law.

Question 66

A ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) is an electrical safety device designed to:

Answer 66

Protect employees from electric shock caused by current faults to ground.

Question 67

When selecting a protective system or work method to safeguard employees working in trenches or narrow excavations, supervisors should select from one or more of the three Ss that include sloping and shoring. Which is the S?

Answer 67

Shielding.

Question 68

A cumulative trauma disorder (CTD) involving inflammation of the median nerve caused by overextension and twisting of the wrists is:

Answer 68

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.

Question 69

When considering the ergonomic risk factors of computer monitors, at what height should the top of monitor be placed to reduce static neck posture stress on the operator?

Answer 69

Slightly below eye level

Question 70

The science of understanding and relating body dimensions to the design of ergonomically correct workstations and tools is:

Answer 70

Anthropometrics.

Question 71

Which is the MOST common accident type for office/clerical employees?

Answer 71

Slip and Falls.

Question 72

Exposure to many hazardous chemicals can cause permanent changes to worker’s cellular and biological functions. Chemicals that cause permanent changes to an exposed worker’s genetic material (DNA) are called:

Answer 72

Mutagens.

Question 73

The concept of dose is important when assessing the toxic effects of hazardous industrial materials. It is usually expressed as a function of the concentration of the chemical multiplied by which other factor?

Answer 73

Time duration of exposure.

Question 74

There are two general types of respiratory protective equipment. One type is air-supplying respirators where breathing air is supplied to the user through a tank or hose line. Which is the other general type of respirator?

Answer 74

Air-filtering respirators.

Question 75

Employees working in hot environments can develop several types of heat-related disorders. The most immediately dangerous type of disorder can lead to mental confusion, loss of consciousness, and even death. This life-threatening thermal stress disorder is called:

Answer 75

Heat Strokes.

Question 76

There are many devices available to measure and quantify occupational noise exposures in the workplace. The measuring device that records an employee’s noise exposure over an entire work shift is a(n):

Answer 76

Noise Dosimeter.

Question 77

Which class of fire extinguisher is rated for use on fires involving ordinary combustibles?

Answer 77

Class D.

Question 78

How often should battery-powered emergency lighting units be tested for proper operation?

Answer 78

Monthly.

Question 79

Emergency means of egress have three components, two of which are exit access and exit. Which is the third?

Answer 79

Exit Discharge.

Question 80

Which is the FIRST priority when developing an emergency response plan?

Answer 80

Safety of employees and public.

Question 81

Incidents of workplace violence have created the need to formalize efforts at preventing such events. Which is the FIRST step in developing a formal workplace violence prevention program?

Answer 81

Formally asses the potential for violence in each workplace.

Question 82

The BCSP Code of Ethics sets forth the ethics and professional standards to be observed by BCSP certificants. Which duty does the Code of Ethics impose on certificants when they become aware of professional misconduct by any other BCSP certificant?

Answer 82

Bring the misconduct to the BCSP’s attention.

Question 83

One of the most difficult things required of a supervisor is influencing people to embrace changes, which is the LAST step in the conversation?

Answer 83

Gain commitment to implement the change.

Question 84

There are three main strategies that a supervisor can employ to manage conflicts in the workplace. The first is to avoid the situation. The second is to defuse the situation by keeping minor conflicts from escalation into major conflicts. The third strategy is to:

Answer 84

Reconcile differences through listening and problem solving.

Question 85

Feedback following behavioral safety observations is a powerful motivator for future safe or at-risk behaviors. Feedback can occur either soon after or later following the observed behavior, be certain or uncertain, and be positive or negative. Which is the MOST powerful type of feedback for influencing future safe behaviors?

Answer 85

Soon, certain, and positive.

Question 86

In 1943, Abraham Maslow proposed a Hierarchy of Needs to describe the psychological factors that motivate or provoke people to behave in certain ways. Safety professionals have embraced Maslow’s work to develop behavioral management approaches to incident prevention. In Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs, the MOST basic motivator of behavior is:

Answer 86

Physiological needs.

Question 87

Some supervisors mistakenly believe that safety education and safety training are the same thing. How are they different?

Answer 87

Education focuses on imparting knowledge, training focuses on acquiring knowledge.

Question 88

Which method is MOST effective when communicating safety information to adults?

Answer 88

Meetings that use student participation, interaction, and discussion.

Question 89

Acknowledging, repeating, paraphrasing, clarifying, probing, and empathizing are all components of which very important supervisory skill?

Answer 89

Effective Listening.

Question 90

Returning injured employees to their pre-injury job quickly is an effective means of controlling costs and reducing residual disability. One technique to speed recovery is a progressive, individualized, physical conditioning and training program designed to improve the injured worker’s physical capabilities. This method is:

Answer 90

Work Hardening.