PMT 116N Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) Practice Test

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• Which of the following is NOT a factor typically used to determine PPE for a chemical hazard?
• What is SPCC and when is a plan required?
• How can leadership influence safety culture and what metrics indicate a proactive safety culture?
• What are the components of a Hearing Conservation Program, and when is baseline audiometry required?
• When can a barber with open lesions on their hands return to work?
• In hot work operations, what is the role of a fire watch?
• Which term refers to a self-propelled, self-contained dwelling used temporarily, often in camps or parks?
• In a CDC, which humidity level is recommended?
• What defines hazardous waste, and what labeling practice is required?
• What is the primary purpose of a Chemical Hygiene Plan (CHP) in the workplace?
• Which statement accurately pairs cadence with organization?
• Which statement best describes leading indicators of a proactive safety culture?
• What should all staff members of child development centers be trained in?
• Which of the following is a core element of an effective Hazard Communication Program (HazCom)?
• How often is the brig inspected when personnel are aboard?
• Are toothbrushes required to be labeled?
• Which entity is responsible for weekly inspections of shore brig facilities?
• Which items are typically included in a chemical spill kit?
• How does a Job Hazard Analysis differ from general safety training?
• How often is the barber shop inspected?
• For what reason may a child be sent home?
• Name a set of ergonomic risk factors contributing to musculoskeletal disorders.
• Air monitoring should be conducted under which conditions?
• What is arc flash PPE and how is success rated?
• Which of the following is NOT a step in a Job Safety Analysis (JSA)?
• Which factors determine the selection of PPE for a chemical hazard?
• Name at least three practices required by the Chemical Hygiene Plan during routine lab work.
• Which statement is true about labeling of toothbrushes?
• Barbercide is used to disinfect equipment and surfaces. Which option best completes this idea?
• Which measures are preventive for heat stress in hot environments?
• What type of baby powder may be used?
• Why is proper housekeeping important in environmental health and safety?
• Fatalities must be reported to OSHA within 8 hours; all other catastrophes within 24 hours. Which statement best captures these timelines?
• What is the infant-to-staff ratio for children aged 6 weeks to 12 months?
• Which practice ensures that near-misses and incidents are captured for safety improvement?
• What is the essential purpose of a Hot Work Permit and what controls does it include?
• Which activity best demonstrates a proactive EHS approach?
• What term is used for personnel embarked aboard ships for a short duration during special operations or exercises?
• What is the maximum dry bulb temperature permitted for air conditioned spaces?
• Which statement best describes a confined space and the purpose of entry permits in such spaces?
• What winter temperature range should be maintained at the CDC?
• Which action is a step in basic chemical spill cleanup in a laboratory?
• How far should cots be spaced apart?
• What is the required height of the potable water riser above the ground?
• For 3- to 5-year-olds, how many can share one toilet and one sink?
• Which of the following is required under DOT regulations for shipping hazardous materials?
• In a confined space entry, which atmospheric conditions must be tested before entry and during entry?
• Which option lists a basic prevention strategy for heat stress?
• Which ingredient is allowed in baby powder used at the CYP?
• Which are core components of a respirator program mandated under OSHA?
• What device is required to prevent backflow in potable water hookups?
• What is a key principle of chemical storage segregation?
• Are pets allowed at mobile home parks?
• Which procedure is essential for handling chemical containers during receiving or transferring?
• For mobile home parks or recreational areas how many female toilets should there be?
• What does ALARA stand for in radiation safety?
• Hot work permits are required whenever performing activities that could ignite materials. Which option best reflects this?
• How often should bathrooms and other common areas in bachelor quarters be cleaned?
• What material should the floors of horse stalls be paved with?
• What is the difference between a hazard assessment and a risk assessment in EHS practice?
• What steps must be followed when disposing of solvent-soaked rags to prevent ignition hazards?
• How many recreation areas should there be for larger mobile home parks?
• What is the purpose of exposure monitoring and how is it typically conducted for workplace chemical hazards?
• Which item is typically included in a secondary containment system for chemical storage?
• Which of the following statements identifies key considerations for laboratory workstation design?
• Which description best matches the NFPA 704 diamond and its components?
• Why is lead exposure a concern, and what controls reduce risk?
• Which space in bachelor quarters is specifically associated with the described temperature and cleaning standards?
• Parents should be notified if more than what percent of children are not immunized?
• What area of child development centers needs fencing?
• Which of the following are effective ergonomic controls for office work?
• What should be done if the potable water hookup is not connected?
• What cannot be given to children at the CYP?
• What must Mobile Home Parks have?
• Which of the following is NOT a method to reduce VOC emissions from work activities?
• What documentation is typically required to demonstrate EHS training compliance?
• Fit testing is performed to verify that a respirator seals correctly on the wearer’s face.
• What is the occupational risk associated with cold environments, and how can it be mitigated?
• What is root cause analysis in incident investigations, and name two methods?
• The inner bag of contaminated laundry must be what type?
• Air monitoring should be conducted in a workplace under which conditions?
• What is the purpose of a Chemical Hygiene Plan (CHP) in laboratories, and what should it include?
• In the sequence of a chemical spill response, which phase follows containment/notification?
• What percentage should the humidity be in the CDC?
• How often are inspections of Mobile Home Parks conducted?
• Which item is NOT typically included in a Chemical Hygiene Plan?
• Qualitative fit testing relies on which method to determine pass/fail?
• What is the OSHA standard concept of permissible exposure limit (PEL) for noise, and what protection is typically used?
• Which information is typically found on a Safety Data Sheet?
• What is the purpose of a Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) in industrial facilities?
• Which item is specified as needing labeling in the facility policy?
• During a chemical spill cleanup, why is ventilating the area important?
• Which factor most strongly influences the risk of heat stress in hot environments?
• What information is typically required on chemical waste labels?
• Which of the following is NOT a common root cause analysis method?
• Which sequence best describes how corrective actions should be tracked after an EHS incident?
• When planning EHS emergency drills, which element improves realism and usefulness?
• What are essential components of a chemical spill kit and the correct disposal method for absorbed materials?
• What is universal waste and what is its purpose?
• Can camp grounds and picnic areas have standing water?
• When should clipper heads be disinfected?
• Which practice is a recommended control to improve indoor air quality in offices and labs?
• What is the basic principle of radiation safety in workplaces handling radioactive materials or ionizing sources?
• Which practice best reduces exposure to contaminants at a workstation?
• Under what condition may seawater be used for laundry on a ship?
• Which describes the allowed scope of medications staff are trained to administer?
• Periodic monitoring under a hearing conservation program typically includes which of the following?
• SDS sections: How many sections does an SDS typically have, and what is the purpose of Section 2?
• Which item is required on a GHS-compliant chemical label to communicate hazards?
• What type of medication may staff at the CDC administer?
• The minimum number of staff required to be trained to administer medications is:
• Which statement best differentiates local exhaust ventilation from general ventilation?
• What is a health and hygiene requirement for laundry and barbershop workers?
• Which organization requires first aid kits to be in laundry facilities?
• Which of the following are common ergonomic risk factors in office environments?
• What measure helps separate pedestrians from vehicles to reduce collisions?
• Which components are required in a basic respiratory protection program?
• For larger mobile home parks, the minimum number of recreation areas is which of the following?
• In contractor safety management, which sequence outlines a typical process?
• In an EHS context, which statement best defines hazard and risk?
• What temperature should be held in the winter at the CDC?
• What is the purpose of a permit for hot work, and what are typical controls?
• What is an arc flash, and how is PPE categorized for protection levels?
• What is the primary purpose of the inspections described?
• Which of the following is NOT a recommended prevention strategy for heat stress?
• Which of the following is NOT a key element of a contractor safety management program?
• What are the primary phases of a chemical spill response in the workplace?
• What is the primary purpose of periodic EHS program audits and how should findings be addressed?
• What area in the barracks cannot be used to cook?
• What does the RCRA framework require for hazardous waste management in facilities?
• Arc flash PPE is categorized by which parameter?
• Which combination is most effective for improving indoor air quality?
• Which statement summarizes the steps involved in basic spill cleanup?
• What type of heater is acceptable for use in the CDC?
• Which statement about sauna temperatures is true?
• List common indoor air quality problems and practical controls in offices/labs.
• What is the purpose of hazard classification in HazCom?
• Which of the following sequences correctly describes the basic steps of Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) during machine maintenance?
• How is contaminated laundry dropped off?
• Which entity is responsible for quarterly inspections of shore brig facilities?
• When can seawater be used for laundry on a ship?
• What is the PSI for an air hose in a barber shop?
• How often is the brig inspected when personnel are not aboard?
• What are the common steps in an incident investigation after an EHS event?
• In the event of a chemical spill, what are the first steps in the response?
• In fire safety training, what do the acronyms RACE and PASS stand for?
• What best describes the difference between hazard analysis and risk assessment?
• Which category of medication is not allowed to be given to children at the CYP?
• In contractor safety management, what step occurs after onboarding and before work starts to identify hazards and plan controls?
• Which statement best describes what a permit for a permit-required confined space entry authorizes?
• What is a Job Safety Analysis (JSA) and what are its key steps?
• Which practice is a common measure to improve fleet and vehicle safety in industrial facilities?
• How often must refuse be collected?
• Which statement best describes reactive versus proactive EHS management?
• In hot work operations, what is the purpose of fire clearance?
• How often should theaters be cleaned?
• Which area in bachelor quarters is covered by the specified cleaning and temperature standards?
• What is the primary safety purpose of site speed limits for industrial facilities?
• Why is a lockout device considered more reliable than a tagout device for energy isolation?
• Which extinguisher class is appropriate for fires involving flammable liquids?
• What is a dosimeter and when should it be used?
• What is the difference between PELs and TLVs?
• Which items are typically managed under universal waste rules?
• What is meant by an energy management plan in EHS and give a simple example of a control?
• What is the max temperature for saunas?
• What is the required lot size for an RV?
• What is the role of the EPA and OSHA in environmental health and safety compliance?
• Which packaging is required for contaminated laundry to be dropped off?
• What is a permanent dwelling with kitchen facilities, flushing toilets, and baths or showers?
• What are the key elements of the Hazard Communication Standard (HazCom) at the workplace?
• What distinguishes a permit-required confined space from a non-permit space?
• When should barbercide be changed?
• Which fire extinguisher classes correspond to ordinary combustibles, flammable liquids, and electrical fires?
• What must the inner bag of contaminated laundry be?
• Which practice directly contributes to occupant protection in vehicles and is listed as a common fleet safety measure?
• What is the stated reason for having another person present during inspections?
• How does a safe work permit system help control risky activities?
• What is the purpose of GHS pictograms on chemical labels and Safety Data Sheets (SDS)?
• What is the principle of de-energize-before-service and under what conditions is energized work allowed?
• What does OSHA's general duty clause require?
• Why is a permit-to-work system used, and when is it typically implemented?
• What information does the NFPA 704 diamond convey and how is it used in the workplace?
• Which items are included in a typical chemical spill kit?
• Which item is NOT typically classified as universal waste?
• If water without bleach is used for laundry, what temperature should the water be?
• Outline the basic steps of a Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) procedure.
• Typically, how many sections are in a material safety data sheet (MSDS) or safety data sheet (SDS), and which section lists hazard identification and the signal word?
• Which health condition would require sending a child home from the program?
• How far from campsites and picnic areas must potable water be located?
• Which signs are early indicators of heat stress?
• Which item is NOT a typical component of a chemical spill kit?
• Which term describes the assignment of personnel to ships for short durations during exercises?
• What should be done with cleanup waste?
• What approach best supports EHS program effectiveness in training?
• How many CYP staff must be trained to give medications?
• Which term best describes a permanent dwelling with kitchen facilities, flushing toilets, and baths or showers?
• What is the role of a Safety Data Sheet in chemical management?
• Which monitoring and controls are effective in reducing volatile organic compound (VOC) emissions from work activities?
• Why is chemical incompatibility important in storage?
• Which are essential components of an environmental compliance program?
• Which is an essential element of an Emergency Action Plan (EAP)?
• How far should potable water be located from a sewer connection?
• How often should cots used by the same child be cleaned?
• What are the basic regulatory requirements for shipping hazardous materials under DOT regulations?
• Which elements should be covered in PPE training to ensure proper use and maintenance?
• What is the primary purpose of using compatibility groups in chemical storage?
• What are essential elements of an Emergency Action Plan (EAP)?
• How does proper electrical grounding prevent hazards?
• Which statement about common brushes in a barber shop is true?
• What constitutes a passing result in respirator fit testing?
• When selecting PPE for chemical splash protection in the laboratory, which factors must be considered?
• What are the key elements of a contractor safety management program?
• After completing maintenance and removing lockout/tagout devices, what is the correct final step before resuming operation?
• Which of the following is NOT typically required under Hazard Communication (HazCom)?
• PMT inspections of shore brig facilities are conducted on which cadence?
• What is the maximum water temperature allowed in bachelor quarters?
• Which of the following is a required pest control measure for mobile home parks?
• Which statement correctly identifies PELs and TLVs?
• What is secondary containment?
• To whom is the original copy of inspection reports routed?
• What items are typically classified as universal waste and how are they stored for disposal?
• What is the ratio of children ages 6 weeks to 12 months per one staff member?
• How is soiled laundry dropped off?
• The capacity of one toilet and one sink for 3- to 5-year-olds is how many?
• Which chemical is used for disinfecting barber equipment between uses?
• Are containers for sewage required to be cleaned and in good repair?
• In the basic Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) process, which step is NOT included?
• Which hazards are indicated by the GHS pictograms Flame, Skull and crossbones, and Environmental?
• Which heater type is acceptable for use in the CDC?
• Which statement best describes a hazard assessment in EHS practice?
• Which statement describes a hygiene requirement for laundry and barbershop workers?
• What is an agent that destroys or removes pathogenic organisms?
• What practices help prevent slips and falls in the workplace?
• Which item should be disinfected between each customer?
• What is a self-propelled, self-contained dwelling intended for temporary occupancy?
• What is the purpose of a Bloodborne Pathogens program in EHS contexts?
• In an incident investigation, which step comes after data collection and before implementing corrective actions?
• What is a basic hearing conservation program criterion for workers exposed to noise above action level?
• Which class extinguishers are appropriate for electrical fires and what is the basic PASS technique?
• What is the primary purpose of a Safety Data Sheet (SDS)?