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Workplace Safety Control Measures Guide

The document contains an answer key for a safety-related assessment, detailing various methods and controls to reduce workplace injuries and illnesses. It includes multiple-choice answers regarding hazard elimination, personal protective equipment, and administrative controls. The key emphasizes the importance of regular assessments and the implementation of effective safety measures.
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Workplace Safety Control Measures Guide

The document contains an answer key for a safety-related assessment, detailing various methods and controls to reduce workplace injuries and illnesses. It includes multiple-choice answers regarding hazard elimination, personal protective equipment, and administrative controls. The key emphasizes the importance of regular assessments and the implementation of effective safety measures.
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Answer Key: 20.

A) To reduce the likelihood


of workplace injuries and illnesses
1. C) Eliminating the hazard through
engineering controls

2. B) Installing machine guards

3. C) Rotating employees to limit


exposure to repetitive tasks

4. A) Personal Protective Equipment;


it prevents exposure to hazards

5. A) Using a safer chemical in place


of a more hazardous one

6. B) It reduces the likelihood of


accidents and injuries

7. B) Administrative controls

8. B) They remove or dilute


hazardous air contaminants

9. B) Administrative controls

10. B) To provide information


about hazardous substances

11. A) Redesigning a process to


remove a toxic chemical

12. C) As part of regular safety


audits

13. A) Installing barriers around


dangerous equipment

14. C) Personal protective


equipment (PPE)

15. B) Replace the chemical


with a safer alternative

16. A) Regular hazard


assessments

17. A) They reduce repetitive


motion and muscle strain

18. A) To evaluate and improve


existing hazard controls

19. B) Implement the most


effective control measures
possible

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