Walking and Working Surfaces

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1 point

When you see a walkway hazard, you should:

not worry about it

do what you can to take care of it right then

come back to fix it later

initiate disciplinary action against the person responsible

both (b) and (c)

1 point

How often should you inspect a ladder for damaged or missing parts?

monthly

before each use

daily

weekly

1 point

You should never use a ladder:

on a stable, level surface

to gain access to a roof

in a horizontal position as a platform, runway, or scaffold

all of the above

both (b) and (c)

1 point

A stairway is unsafe if it:

has risers that are different heights

has a single handrail

is well lighted

all of the above

both (a) and (b)

1 point

A wet floor hazard may occur when:

it’s raining outside

the roof is leaking

there is a spill

all of the above

both (b) and (c)

1 point

Dangling light fixture covers, electrical cords, insulation, or ceiling tiles can create a hazard in aisles and passageways.

True

False

1 point

One common cause of falls is obstructed visibility, which can be caused by:

equipment left in hallways

carrying bulky items while walking

carrying items up or down stairs

all of the above

both (a) and (c)

1 point

If you need to reach an item that is over your head, you can do so safely by:

using a tool to reach the item

using a step stool or step ladder

standing on a counter with a co-worker to “spot” you

any of the above

either (a) or (b)

1 point

Poor lighting can result in _____________________.

tripping hazards

slipping hazards

damaged flooring

poor visibility

10.

1 point

More than half of all workplace injuries that occur due to falls result from what?

falling on a wet or icy surface

falling on the same level

falling from elevations over six feet

falling down stairs

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