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Workplace Safety (OSHA) Flashcards

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  1. What color are OSHA-mandated caution signs used to warn of potential hazards?

    Answer: Yellow and black

    OSHA standard ANSI Z535 designates yellow with black text for CAUTION signs indicating potentially hazardous situations.

  2. What is required before an employee enters a permit-required confined space?

    Answer: A written entry permit signed by an authorized entrant and supervisor

    OSHA 29 CFR 1910.146 requires a written permit documenting atmospheric testing, hazards, equipment, and authorized personnel before entry.

  3. Which OSHA record-keeping form is used to log all work-related injuries and illnesses?

    Answer: OSHA Form 300

    OSHA Form 300 (Log of Work-Related Injuries and Illnesses) records each case; Form 301 is the incident report; Form 300A is the annual summary.

  4. What is the OSHA required minimum illumination level (in foot-candles) for general office areas?

    Answer: 30 foot-candles

    OSHA 1910.303 requires at least 30 foot-candles of illumination for general office and work areas to prevent eye strain and accidents.

  5. Under OSHA's ergonomics guidance, what is the recommended maximum weight for a single-person manual lift?

    Answer: 51 lbs

    NIOSH's lifting equation sets an action limit of 51 lbs under ideal conditions before engineering controls or team lifts should be used.

  6. What does SDS Section 8 of the GHS format specifically address?

    Answer: Exposure controls and personal protective equipment

    Section 8 of the standardized GHS SDS format covers exposure controls and personal protective equipment requirements.