OSHA Fall Protection Test

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1. At what height are exposed workers required to wear fall protection according to the Federal OSHA Construction Industry standard?

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a. 4 feet

b. 6 feet

c. 9 feet

d. 12 feet

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2. What are the three (3) components of a Personal Fall Arrest System?

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a. Anchor/Anchorage Connector, Body Wear (Harness) and Connecting Device (Lanyard or Retractable)

b. Body Wear (Harness), Hard Hat and Steel-Toed Boots

c. Body Wear (Harness), Connecting Device (Lanyard or Retractable) and Sturdy Ladder

d. Hard Hat, Safety Glasses and Safety Training

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3. A Vertical Anchor Point must be capable of supporting how many pounds per attached worker?

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a. 300 lbs

b. 2,000 lbs

c. 5,000 lbs

d. 10,000 lbs

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4. When wearing a full body harness, the fall forces must be limited to a maximum of:

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a. 900 lbs

b. 1,000 lbs

c. 1,200 lbs

d. 1,800 lbs

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5. Who is responsible for inspecting all components of a Personal Fall Arrest System?

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a. Only a Competent Person

b. Safety Director

c. The person wearing the Personal Fall Arrest System

d. The Manufacturer

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6. A properly adjusted full body harness should:

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a. Be loose and easy to take off

b. Fit like a comfortable jacket

c. Fit snug but allow for full range of movement

d. Fit tight to prevent slippage

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7. When using a 6 ft. shock-absorbing lanyard as part of your Fall Arrest System, how do you calculate the necessary fall clearance?

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a. Height of Worker + Length of Lanyard + Distance to next level

b. Height of Worker + Length of Lanyard + Shock Absorber Deceleration/Free-Fall Distance + Three (3) ft. Safety Factor

c. Height of Worker + Distance to next level + Three (3) ft. Safety Factor

d. Distance to next level minus the Height of Worker

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8. After a fall, a shock-absorbing lanyard that has been deployed must be:

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a. Inspected before the next use

b. Cut into small pieces

c. Sent back to the manufacturer

d. Taken out of service

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9. The maximum deceleration distance of a 6' lanyard (elongation once deployed) is:

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a. 3 feet (36 inches)

b. 3.5 feet (42 inches)

c. 4 feet (48 inches)

d. Unlimited

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When using a lanyard for fall arrest, connect the lanyard to the D-ring located on the front of the harness.

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a. True

b. False

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