1. What is a device that used to measure humidity?

A. HygrometerB. HydrostatC. MonometerD. DynamometerE. Speedometer

2. What is humidity?

A. The amount of moisture in the airB. The amount of air in the waterC. The special condition of dampness in the airD. The atmosphere conditionE. The amount of condition in water

3. What is an explication of PPE?

A. Personal Protection EquipmentB. Plastic Package EngineeringC. Philosophy, Politics and EconomicsD. Predictive Process EngineeringE. Property Plant Equipment

4. What kind of PPE is used for protecting eyes from burns caused by infrared or intense radiant light, and protect face and eyes from flying sparks, metal spatter.

A. Welding shieldsB. GogglesC. Face shieldsD. Safety spectaclesE. Coveralls

5. Continue the sentence: “A dangerous substance is……….”

A. Dangerous substances are any substances used or present at work that could, if not properly controlled, cause harm to people as a result of a fire, explosion or similar incident, such as an uncontrolled chemical reaction.B. Dangerous substances are many substances found in the workplace and can cause fires or explosions. These range from the obvious, eg flammable chemicals, petrol, and cellulose paint thinners and welding gases, to the less obvious – engine oil, grease, packaging materials, dusts from wood, flour and sugar.C. Work which involves the storage, use or creation of chemicals, vapours, dusts etc that can readily burn or explode is hazardous.

D. The dangerous Substances require employers to assess the risk of fire and explosions arising from work activities involving dangerous substances and eliminate or reduce these risks.E. Dangerous substances are many substances which involves the storage tank park

6. What is the recommended humidity level for an average person?

A. Between 35% and 45%.B. Between 10% and 30%.C. Between 20% and 40%.D. Between 40% and 60%.E. Between 50% and 45%

7. How must hazardous substances be identified at the workplace?

A. Hazardous substances used in the workplace must be labeled so they can be clearly identified.B. Before hazardous substances are used at the workplace, information and training must be provided on potential health risks and toxic effects associated with hazardous substances.C. An employer who intends to use a hazardous substance at the workplace must consult with all employees about the intention to use the hazardous substance at the workplace and the safest method of using it.D. Risk assessment has to be completed for all hazardous substances and the assessment is recorded in the register.E. Hazardous substances used in the workplace must be assessed and the assessment is recorded in the register.

8. Which effects of exposure can be occur from using the hazardous substances?

A. All answers are correctB. Asthma as a result of developing allergy to substances used at work and skin irritationC. Losing consciousness as a result of being overcome by toxic fumes D. Cancer, which may appear long after the exposure to the chemical that caused it E. Infection from bacteria and other micro-organisms (biological agents) and dermatitis as a result of skin contact

9. What are some of the causes of head injuries?

A. Falling objectsB. Electrical workC. Hot or wet surfaces D. Chemical exposures E. Infection from bacteria and other micro-organisms (biological agents)

10. Into which groups the causes of accidents can be divided?

A. Organizational, Technical, Sanitation and hygiene, PhysiologicalB. Electrical, Occupational, Personnel, IndividualC. Political, Organizational, Industrial, TechnicalD. Chemical, Industrial, Technical, OrganizationalE. Industrial, Physiological, Economical, Sanitation and hygiene

11. What is the meaning of the Occupational accident at work?

A. Occupational accident at work Is an unexpected and unplanned occurrence, including acts of violence, arising out of or in connection with work which results in one or more workers injury, disease or death.B. Occupational accident at work is something that happened when out shopping, at a supermarket, on holiday at an hotel, when dumping rubbish at a recycling centre, walking on a pavement, literally anywhere.C. Occupational accident at work Accident is any event that happens unexpectedly, without a deliberate plan or causeD. Occupational accident at work is an undesirable or unfortunate happening that occurs unintentionally and usually results in harm, injury, damage, or loss; casualty; mishapE. Occupational accident at work occurs unintentionally and usually results in harm

12. Continue the sentence: “Emergency Procedures are…………”

A. Emergency procedures are plans for dealing with emergencies such as fires, explosions, major releases of hazardous materials, violent occurrences, or natural hazards. b. Emergency procedures are an accidents and incidents investigated so that measures can be taken to prevent a recurrence of similar events.C. Emergency procedures include communication, training, and periodic drills required to ensure adequate performance when the emergency plan be implemented. D. It is the organization and procedures for handling these sudden and unexpected situations which must be clearly defined.E. It is the organization and procedures for major releases of hazardous materials, violent occurrences

13. Continue the sentence: “Hazardous Area is ……..”

A. The areas where hazardous explosive atmospheres may occur which should be identified and classified into zones based on their likelihood and persistence.B. The area of control and mitigation measures implemented and considered with the findings of the risk assessment and appropriate to the nature of the hazardous activity or operation

C. The part of hazardous area in which an explosive atmosphere is continuously present, or present for long periods, or frequently.D. The part of area in which an explosive atmosphere is likely to occur in normal operation.E. The areas where hazardous atmospheres classified in zones

14. What may cause temporary hearing loss?

A. Spending a short time in a noisy workplaceB. Spending the whole day in a noisy workplaceC. Listening the whole day portable music player loudlyD. Spending a short time in the theatreE. Spending the whole day in noisy place

15. What is illuminance measurement instrument?

A. LuxmeterB. SpeedometerC. FlowmeterD. SpectrometerE. Illuminancemometer

16. Which of the sound level (in dB) can effect on human beings highly injuriously?

A. 180-200 dBB. 150-170 dBC. 130-140 dBD. 100-120 dBE. 150 - 170 dB

17. What is a standard allowed noise level over an eight-hour workday?

A. 85-90dBB. 65-80dBC. 20-30 dBD. 80- 95 dBE. 40-55 dB

18. What does a PPE such as a Disposable filtering face piece or respirator, half- or full- face respirators, air-fed helmets, breathing apparatus protect?

A. BreathingB. BodyC. Legs D. Head

E. Eyes

19. What is a common parameter to be measured in a lighting assessment?

A. IlluminanceB. LightnessC. BrightnessD. SunninessE. Darkness

20. What is a measurement unit of Illuminance?

A. LuxB. CaratC. BargD. PixelE. Desibel

21. From what does the health effect of noise exposure depend on?A. Level of the noise and length of the exposureB. Short -term exposure to excessive noiseC. The condition called temporary threshold shiftD. Level of the excessive noiseE. Harmful noises at work

22. How can noise be controlled?

A. All answers are correctB. Through the use of barriersC. At the worker sidesD. At the source of noiseE. At the worker sides in the workplace

23. Why is pressure equipment safety important?

A. Because parts of the equipment could be propelled over great distances, causing injury and damage to people and buildings hundreds of meters awayB. Because as a result of the damage to the building, its contents and exterior damage, the company had to replace the boiler and rebuild the boiler house, with significant loss of production. C. Because many types of pressure equipment can be hazardousD. Because If a piece of pressure equipment fails and bursts violently apart, the results can make people comfortable life being.E. Because many types of pressure equipment fails and bursts violently apart causing injury and damage to people

24. What does a person (who works with pressure equipments) have to do?

A. He needs to assess the levels of risk when working with pressure equipment.B. He needs to reduce the risk.C. He needs to ensure the system can be operated safely, for example without having to climb or struggle through gaps in pipework or structures D. He needs to give the maintenance staff correct information and instruction.E. He needs to give the maintenance staff the levels of risk when working with pressure equipment

25. What are examples of pressure systems and equipment?

A. All answers are correctB. Heat exchangers and refrigeration plant, valves, steam traps and filtersC. Pressurized process plant and piping, pressure gauges and level indicators, pressure cookersD. Pipe work and hoses, autoclaves and retortsE. Boilers and steam heating systems, compressed air systems

26. What are the main hazards from using pressure system?

A. All answers are correctB. Impact from parts of equipment that fail or any flying debrisC. Contact with released liquid or gas, such as steamD. Fire resulting from escape of flammable liquids or gasesE. Impact from the blast of an explosion or release of compressed liquid or gas

27. What is the explanation of Zone 1 (Zone 21)?

A. That part of a hazardous area in which an explosive atmosphere is likely to occur occasionally in normal operation.B. That part of a hazardous area in which an explosive atmosphere is not likely to occur in normal operation but, if it does occur, will persist for a short period only.C. That part of a hazardous area in which an explosive atmosphere is continuously present, or present for long periods, or frequently.D. The areas where hazardous explosive atmospheres may occur should be identified and classified into zones, based on their likelihood and persistence.E. That part of a hazardous area in which an explosive atmosphere should be identified and classified into zones

28. What does fire need to start?

A. Source of ignition, source of fuel and oxygen

B. Source of ignition, a source of fuelC. Wood, paper, plastic and oxygen include the Air around usD. Waste rubbish and furniture, naked flamesE. Electrical equipment, naked flames, smokers’ materials

29. What is a dangerous substance?

A. Dangerous substances are any substances used or present at work that could, if not properly controlled, cause harm to people as a result of a fire, explosion or similar incident, such as an uncontrolled chemical reaction.B. Dangerous substances are many substances found in the workplace and can cause fires or explosions. These range from the obvious, eg flammable chemicals, petrol, and cellulose paint thinners and welding gases, to the less obvious – engine oil, grease, packaging materials, dusts from wood, flour and sugar.C. Work which involves the storage, use or creation of chemicals, vapours, dusts etc that can readily burn or explode is hazardous.D. The dangerous Substances require employers to assess the risk of fire and explosions arising from work activities involving dangerous substances and eliminate or reduce these risks.E. Dangerous substances are many substances which involves the storage tank park

30. What is an explosive atmosphere?

A. An explosive atmosphere is a mixture of a dangerous substance or substances (gas, mist, dust or vapour) with the air, which has the potential to catch fire or explode.B. An explosive atmosphere is the using or creation of chemicals, vapours, dusts etc that can readily burn or explode is hazardous.C. An explosive atmosphere does not always result in an explosion but, if it does catch fire, the flames travel quickly.D. An explosive atmosphere is any substances used or present at work that could, if not properly controlled, cause harm to people as a result of a fire, explosion or similar incident, such as an uncontrolled chemical reaction.E. An explosive atmosphere is any substances are using for creation of chemicals materials

31. What is Hazardous Area Classification?

A. The areas where hazardous explosive atmospheres may occur which should be identified and classified into zones based on their likelihood and persistence.B. The area of control and mitigation measures implemented and considered with the findings of the risk assessment and appropriate to the nature of the hazardous activity or operation

C. The part of hazardous area in which an explosive atmosphere is continuously present, or present for long periods, or frequently.D. The part of area in which an explosive atmosphere is likely to occur in normal operation.E. The areas where hazardous atmospheres classified in zones

32. What is the explanation of Zone 0 (Zone 20)?

A. That part of a hazardous area in which an explosive atmosphere is continuously present, or present for long periods, or frequently.B. That part of a hazardous area in which an explosive atmosphere is likely to occur occasionally in normal operation.C. That part of a hazardous area in which an explosive atmosphere is not likely to occur in normal operation but, if it does occur, will persist for a short period only.D. The areas where hazardous explosive atmospheres may occur should be identified and classified into zones, based on their likelihood and persistence.E. That part of a hazardous area in which an explosive atmosphere based on their likelihood and persistence

33. What are the examples of process fire precautions?

A. All answers are correctB. Ventilation systems to dilute or remove flammable gas or vapour; C. Selecting equipment that will not be a source of ignition; D. Extraction systems to remove combustible materials such as wood dust. E. Storage of flammable liquids in process areas, workrooms, laboratories and similar working areas;

34. Which step does help to assess the risk of harm to people in the event of a fire or explosion?

A. All answers are correctB. Decide who might be harmed and howC. Evaluate the risks and decide on precautionsD. Record your findings and implement control measures, E. Review your risk assessment and update if necessary, Identify the fire and explosion hazards and hazards from similar energetic events

35. How many does Hazardous Zone Classification identified?

A. Zone 0, Zone 1, Zone 2, Zone 20, Zone 21, Zone 22B. Zone 10, Zone1 1, Zone 12, Zone 20, Zone 21, Zone 22

C. Zone 1, Zone1 1, Zone 20, Zone 31, Zone 21, Zone 22D. Zone 0, Zone 1, Zone 2, Zone 31, Zone 21, Zone 22E. Zone 2, Zone 3, Zone 4, Zone 5, Zone 6, Zone 7

36. What are the mitigation measures from the event of a fire or explosion?

A. Reduce the number of employees exposed to the risk, provide plant that is explosion resistant, provide explosion suppression or explosion relief equipment, take measures to control or minimize the spread of fires or explosions, provide suitable personal protective equipment (PPE).B. Reduce the quantity of dangerous substances to a minimum, avoid or minimise releases of dangerous substances, control releases of dangerous substances at source, prevent the formation of an explosive atmosphere, including by ventilation.C. Collect, contain and remove any releases to a safe place, avoid ignition sources, avoid adverse conditions (such as exceeding pressure/temperature limits) that could lead to danger.D. Take measures to control or minimise the spread of fires or explosions, collect, contain and remove any releases to a safe place, provide suitable personal protective equipment (PPE).E. Avoid adverse conditions (such as exceeding pressure/temperature limits) that could lead to danger, contain and remove any releases to a safe place.

37. What are the main hazards of working with electricity?

A. Electric shock and burns from contact with live parts, injury from exposure to arcing, fire from faulty electrical equipment or installations, explosion caused by unsuitable electrical apparatus or static electricity igniting flammable vapours or dusts, for example in a spray paint booth B. Injury from exposure to arcing, fire from faulty electrical equipment or installations , for example in a spray paint boothC. Explosion caused by unsuitable electrical apparatus or static electricity igniting flammable vapors or dusts, for example in a spray paint booth, heart attackD. Damage of head, shoulders, heart attack and injury from exposure to arcing,E. Injury from exposure to arcing and damage of head

38. What is the relative humidity?

A. It is the ratio of the partial pressure of water vapor in an air-water.B. It is the ratio of the partial pressure of air-water in an water vapor.C. Gases, vapors, smoke and fumes in the air-waterD. The percent of saturation humidity calculated in relation to vapor densityE. It is the ratio of gases, vapors, smoke and fumes in the air-water

39. What is the explanation of Zone 2 (Zone 22)?

A. That part of a hazardous area in which an explosive atmosphere is not likely to occur in normal operation but, if it does occur, will persist for a short period only.B. That part of a hazardous area in which an explosive atmosphere is likely to occur occasionally in normal operation.C. That part of a hazardous area in which an explosive atmosphere is continuously present, or present for long periods, or frequently.D. The areas where hazardous explosive atmospheres may occur should be identified and classified into zones, based on their likelihood and persistence.E. That part of a hazardous area in which an explosive atmosphere should be identified and classified into zones

40. "Lux" is unit of:

A. Illuminance.B. HumidityC. VelocityD. VibrationE. Lighting

41. What is the unit of humidity?

A. Percentage(%)B. Weight (kg)C. Illuminancwe (lux)D. Degrees (Co)E. Decibel (dB)

42. Which is correct about fire fighting?

A. It is the act of extinguishing fires.B. It is considering the need for firefighting equipmentC. It is the determination of escape and evacuation routes D. It is regularly testing and maintenance of fire extinguishers.E. It is the fire finishing

43. What is a pressure vessel?

A. It is a closed container designed to hold gases or liquid.B. It is a vessel produced by work activityC. It is an equipment contained hazardous substancesD. It is a closed vessel with compressed air systemsE. It is a vessel used by worker in the workplace

44. What is a OHSAS 18001?

A. It is an international occupational health and safety management system specification.B. It is a quality management system specificationC. It is an environmental management system standardD. It is an international occupational HSE (health, safety and environment) management system standard.E. Occupational Health Safety Academic System

45. Choose the correct statement about safety of electricity.

A. Keep electrical stuff far away from water.B. Contact with released liquid or gas such as steamC. Be careful when repairing or modifying a pressure systemD. Ensure the equipment can be operated safely without electricityE. Keep electrical stuff in the wet places

46. What does include the source of ignitions?

A. Heaters, lighting, naked flames, electrical equipment, smokers’ materials (cigarettes, matches etc.)B. Wood, paper, plastic, rubber or foam, loose packaging materials, waste rubbish and furnitureC. Anything that can burn.D. Glass, metal, plastic, synthetic materials smokers materials (cigarettes, matches etc.)E. Electrical equipment and metal

47. What must show fire safety and evacuation plan?

A. All answers are correctB. Clear passageway to all escape routes, emergency lighting where needed C. Clearly marked escape routes that are as short and direct as possible, enough exits and routes for all people to escape D. Emergency doors that open easily, training for all employees to know and use the escape routes, E. A safe muster point for staff

48. What is fire detection and warning system?

A. The system designed to detect the unwanted presence of fire by monitoring environmental changes associated with combustionC. The system which contains an automatic fire, smoke, heat detectors

B. The system provided detection, emergency warning systems, and reporting procedures for fire and other hazards.D. The system which contains an electronic sirens or bells E. The system provided detection for electrical equipment

49. What does include the sources of fuel?

A. Wood, paper, plastic, rubber or foam, loose packaging materials, waste rubbish and furnitureB. Heaters, lighting, naked flames, electrical equipment, smokers’ materials (cigarettes, matches etc.)C. Anything that can get very hot or cause sparksD. Glass, metal, plastic, synthetic materials smokers’ materials (cigarettes, matches etc.)E. Electrical equipment and metal

50. How many dB of impulse noise should worker never be exposed at any time?

A. 140 dBB. 115 dBC. 90 dBD. 110 dBE. 55 dB

51. What is evacuation policy and plans?

A. The document which describes fire detection and fire reporting systems and the emergency evacuation plans and communication system provided by the building.B. The document which describes the fire and emergency evacuation information posted at strategic locations on every floor and elevatorC. The total fire protection program designed for detection, automatic alarm systems, or automatic sprinkler systems.D. The drawings, diagrams, evacuation routes, and similar information which included in the building’s emergency evacuation plans.E. The drawing which show the safe place for evacuation

52. What is emergency evacuation?

A. It is the immediate and rapid movement of people away from the threat or actual occurrence of a hazard.B. It is the action developed to ensure the safest and most efficient evacuation time of all expected residents of a structure, city, or region. C. It is the regulations such as building codes can be used to reduce the possibility of panic by allowing individuals to process the need to self-evacuate without causing alarm.

D. It is the modern large scale evacuations which are usually the result of natural disasters.E. The action which show the safe place for evacuation

53. Which is true about fire protection?

A. It is the study and practice of mitigating the unwanted effects of potentially destructive fires. B. It is the property protection on a public scale, at an individual building level typically an insurance consideration or a regulatory requirement. C. It is the life safety of the minimum standard used in fire and building codes D. It is the method of reducing emergencies and the damage caused by themE. It is the study of life safety of the minimum standard used in fire and building codes

54. Which is true about permanent hearing loss?

A. After you have been exposed to excessive noise for too long, your ears do not recover B. After spending a short time in a noisy workplace you cannot hear very wellC. After leaving work it may take several hours for worker’s ears to recoverD. The ringing and feeling of deafness normally wear off after you have been away from the noise for a short timeE. After you have been exposed to excessive noise ears can recover

55. Continue the sentence “Sounds have different …….”

A. IntensitiesB. IlluminanceC. EffectivenessD. IncreasesE. Activity

56. What is recommended limit of noise exposure (sound level) for 3 hours exposed?

A. 97 dBB. 92dBC. 115 dBD. 80 dBE. 65 dB

57. Which is true about temporary hearing loss?

A. After spending a short time in a noisy workplace you cannot hear very well and you have a ringing in your ears.B. After you have been exposed to excessive noise for too long, your ears do not recover C. Temporary hearing loss can never be repaired.D. This type of damage to the ear can be caused by long term exposure to loud noise.E. After you have been exposed to excessive noise ears can recover

58. What is the requirement of the workplace noise method of control at the source?

A. This method of control may required that some noisy machinery be replacedB. This method of control required to enclose the machine, place sound- reducing barriers between the source and the worker.C. This method of control required using ear protection equipmentD. This method of control required the noise should be deflected away from work areas with a sound insulating or reflecting barrier.E. This method of control required the noise should be deflected away from work areas between the source and the worker.

59. What is a simple method for assessing noise exposure?

A. Stand at arm’s length from a co-worker. If you cannot speak in a normal tone and have to shout to communicate, then the noise level in your workplace is too high and should be reduced.B. Stand at arm’s length from a co-worker. If you cannot hear the working equipment properly it means that the you are lost your hearing abilityC. If you cannot see your co-workers and use the glasses then the noise can help you to increase the level of understanding. D. You cannot speak in a normal tone then the noise level in your work place is too low.E. When you stand at arm’s length from a co-worker you cannot see your co-workers

60. What are the earplugs and earmuffs?

A. hearing protection equipmentsB. listening protection equipmentsC. personnel protective partsD. prevention excessive noiseE. coveralls protection

61. Which is the noise measuring device?

A. Sound level meterB. Vibration analyzerC. Portable balancer

D. HygrometerE. Speedometer

62. What is the subject of Chapter II in the Code of the Republic of Azerbaijan?

A. Organization of the protection of public healthB. The main principles of the protection of public healthC. General provisionsD. Damage caused to the health of the citizens.E. Organization of the damage protection

63. Calculate the relative humidity if the actual vapor density is 10 g/m3 at 20oC

A. 10 g/m3 /17.3 g/m3 x100%=57.8%B. 10 g/m3 /20 g/m3 x100%=50%C. 20g/m3 /10 g/m3 x100%=200%D. 20 g/m3 /17.3 g/m3 x100%=115.6%E. 20 g/m3 /17.3 g/m3 x10%=11.56%

64. How is relative humidity measured?

A. Relative Humidity = Actual Vapor Density / Saturation Vapor Density x 100%B. Relative Humidity = Saturation Vapor Density / Actual Vapor Density x 100%C. Relative Humidity = Present of Humidity / Actual Vapor Density x 100%D. Relative Humidity = Saturation Vapor Density / Heat Disorder x 100%E. Relative Humidity = Actual Vapor Density / 100% x Saturation Vapor Density

65. What risks do hazardous substances present?

A. They can cause serious ill health including cancers, dermatitis and asthmaB. Hazardous substances can be used in many workplaces and take many different formsC. Exposure to hazardous substances can affect the mental in many different waysD. Biological agents and dusts in substantial concentrations are also classified as hazardous substances.E. They can cause hazardous substances exposure and dusts in substantial concentrations

66. What parts does luxmeter include?

A. Display, sensorB. Display, monitor, cableC. Monitor, cable, sensorD. Screen, cableE. Monitor, cable, screen

67. How many measurements does computer workstation take?

A. 2 measurement at the keyboard position and 2 others on the top of the screenB.1 measurement at the keyboard position and 1 others on the top of the screenC. 2 measurement at the keyboard position and 1 others on the top of the screenD. 1 measurement at the keyboard position and 2 others on the top of the screenE. 3 measurement at the keyboard position and 2 others on the top of the screen

68. Continue the sentence “Luminance sometimes called…….”

A. BrightnessA. Foot-candlesC. IlluminationD. Light sourcesE. Light illumination

69. Which quality of illumination do you know?

A. Glare, uniformity of luminance, color renditionB. Visual comfort, color rendering , spacing criteriac. Glare, visual comfort, color renderingD. Uniformity of luminance, color rendition, spacing criteriaE. Glare, visual comfort, color rendering, spacing criteria

70. What is the Risk?

A. A combination of the likelihood of an occurrence of a hazardous event and the severity of injury or damage to the health of people caused by this event.b. An unsafe occurrence arising out of or in the course of work where no personal injury is caused.C. The inherent potential to cause injury or damage to people's health.D. The process of evaluating the risks to safety and health arising from hazards at work.E. The inherent potential process of evaluating the risks

71. What is the risk assessment?

A. The process of evaluating the risks to safety and health arising from hazards at work.B. A combination of the likelihood of an occurrence of a hazardous event and the severity of injury or damage to the health of people caused by this event.C. An unsafe occurrence arising out of or in the course of work where no personal injury is caused.D. The inherent potential to cause injury or damage to people's health.E. A combination of the likelihood and inherent potential to cause

72. What are emergency procedures?

A. Emergency procedures are plans for dealing with emergencies such as fires, explosions, major releases of hazardous materials, violent occurrences, or natural hazards. b. Emergency procedures are an accidents and incidents investigated so that measures can be taken to prevent a recurrence of similar events.C. Emergency procedures include communication, training, and periodic drills required to ensure adequate performance when the emergency plan be implemented. D. It is the organization and procedures for handling these sudden and unexpected situations which must be clearly defined.E. It is the organization and procedures for major releases of hazardous materials, violent occurrences

73. What do you need to do before you start using any machine?

A. Think about what risks may occur and how these can be managedB. Press start button and start using machineC. Look at the machine to find any defectsD. Write detailed action planE. Think about risks and action plan

74. What should you don’t do when using machine?

A. Wear loose clothing, rings, and chainsb. Check manufacturer’s instructionsc. Wear safety glasses and safety shoesD. Ensure work area is clean and tidyE. Wear safety glasses not dirty

75. What should you do when using machine?

A. Ensure you wear PPE required for that machineB. Use machine even if it has “danger sign” fagC. Come and talk to people, invite colleguesD. Use machine even if you haven’t passed trainingE. Use machine even if you talk to people

76. What sources do fires need to start?

A. Ignition, fuel, oxygenB. Fuel, wood, lightC. Oxygen, ignition, lightD. Chemical, oxygen, lightE. Chemical, oxygen

77. The fire could have been prevented if:

A. Proper assessment and control risk measures have been doneB. Fire extinguishers to be located and monitoredC. Emergency response team is availableD. People have attended fire safety trainingsE. Proper assessment of People have attended fire safety trainings

78. Which one is the Article 11 in Chapter II of The Labor Code of the Azerbaijan Republic?

A. The right of citizens to obtain information about the factors that affect healthB . The main principles of the protection of public healthC. the right of citizens to receive medical and social assistanceD. Damage caused to the health of the citizensE. Damage caused to the health of the citizens in the workplace

79. Which one is the Article 1 in Chapter I of The Labor Code of the Azerbaijan Republic?

A. The main principles of the protection of public healthB. The right of citizens to obtain information about the factors that affects healthC. The right of citizens to receive medical and social assistanceD. Damage caused to the health of the citizensE. The right of citizens to damage caused to the health

80. Which one is the Article 57 in Chapter IX of The Labor Code of the Azerbaijan Republic?

A. Damage caused to the health of the citizensB. The right of citizens to obtain information about the factors that affects healthC. The right of citizens to receive medical and social assistanceD. The main principles of the protection of public healthE. The right of citizens to damage caused to the health

81. Why is relative humidity important?

A. Without humidity there would be no clouds, no precipitation and no fogB. Because warmer air can hold more moisture than colder airC. Because the amount of water vapor in the air at any given time is usually less than requiredD. Because water vapor hold heat in the airE. Because warmer air can hold heat in the air

82. Once you have identified risks, what do you need to do next?

A. Consider what measures are needed to reduce or remove the risk.B. Review your risk assessment regularlyC. Use supplier safety data sheet as a source of risk reduction toolD. Get rid of explosive, flammable substances safelyE. All above are correct

83. The main hazards of working with electricity are:

A. Electric shock and burns, injury from exposure to arcingB. Wiring a plug incorrectly, burns from contact with life partsC. Improper safely glasses, faulty electrical equipmentD. Unsuitable electrical apparatus, wrong type of safety gloves.E. Unsuitable electrical apparatus from exposure to arcing

84. Key element of competent electrical person are:

A. Passes trainings, got relevant skills, knowledge and has experience in this areaB. Person who worked 10 years as maintenance specialistC. Designer of electrical drawings and diagramsD. Person who inspected electrical equipment, including portable appliancesE. Unsuitable electrical apparatus from exposure to arcing

85. Work on electrical equipment, machinery should be:

A. Planned, done by competent people, using suitable procedures and standards.B. Done as per manufactures recommendations and data sheetsC. Done as per approved design drawings and specsD. Done quickly, using electrical tools, using gloves.E. Done as per approved design drawings and specs using gloves.

86. Continue the sentence - “Accident…..”

A. Accident is an undesirable or unfortunate happening that occurs unintentionally and usually results in harm, injury, damage, or loss; casualty; mishapB. Accident that occurs in the course of a person's employment and is caused by the hazards that are inherent in, or are related to, itC. Accident at work covers any accident "resulting from work or occurring during work".D. Any accident at work must be reported to the employer within 24 hoursE. Any accident at work must be reported in the course of a person's employment

87. What is the meaning of Occupational accident related to work?

A. Accident at work covers any accident "resulting from work or occurring during work". It also includes accidents occurring during the journey to or from work, or between the workplace and the place where the individual usually has their meals.B. Accident that occurs in the course of a person's employment and is caused by the hazards that are inherent in, or are related to, itC. Accident at work covers any accident "resulting from work or occurring during work".D. Accident is an undesirable or unfortunate happening that occurs unintentionally and usually results in harm, injury, damage, or loss; casualty; mishapE. Accident at work covers any accident that occurs unintentionally

88. What is the meaning of Organizational Causes of occupational accidents?

A. This lack of or poor quality health and safety training, lack of or poor quality briefings on safety, the lack of regulations on labor protection, poor maintenance of jobs, etc.B. This disparity safety standards tool design, incorrect selection mode handling, transportation, etc.C. This abnormal weather conditions, dust, pollution, poor lighting, etc.D. This is a high severity and intensity of work, fatigue, inattention, bad habits (drinking, smoking, drug use, etc.).E. This is a high severity and intensity of work, incorrect selection mode handling

89. What is the meaning of Psycho-physiological Causes of occupational accidents?

A. This is a high severity and intensity of work, fatigue, inattention, bad habits (drinking, smoking, drug use, etc.).B. This disparity safety standards tool design, incorrect selection mode handling, transportation, etc.C. This abnormal weather conditions, dust, pollution, poor lighting, etc.D. This lack of or poor quality health and safety training, lack of or poor quality briefings on safety, the lack of regulations on labor protection, poor maintenance of jobs, etc.E. This disparity safety standards tool design and bad habits

90. What is the meaning of Technical Causes of occupational accidents?

A. This disparity safety standards tool design, incorrect selection mode handling, transportation, etc.B. This lack of or poor quality health and safety training, lack of or poor quality briefings on safety, the lack of regulations on labor protection, poor maintenance of jobs, etc.C. This abnormal weather conditions, dust, pollution, poor lighting, etc.D. This is a high severity and intensity of work, fatigue, inattention, bad habits (drinking, smoking, drug use, etc.).E. This disparity safety standards tool design and bad habits

91. What is the meaning of Sanitarian and hygienic Causes of occupational accidents?

A. This abnormal weather conditions, dust, pollution, poor lighting, etc.B. This disparity safety standards tool design, incorrect selection mode handling, transportation, etc.C. This lack of or poor quality health and safety training, lack of or poor quality briefings on safety, the lack of regulations on labor protection, poor maintenance of jobs, etc.D. This is a high severity and intensity of work, fatigue, inattention, bad habits (drinking, smoking, drug use, etc.).E. This lack of or poor quality health and safety training

92. Which formula is used to calculate the severity of injury of occupational hazards?

A. K S=

DA

B. S= AD

C. A= D

K S

D. D=

K SA

E. S= AK

93. Which formula is used to calculate the frequency factor of occupational hazards?

A. К F=

АP⋅1000

B. F= P

A⋅1000

C. P= А

К F⋅1000

D. AF=

К FP

⋅1000

E. F=

КFP

⋅1000

94. What can be the cause of occupational accident?

A. Luck of discipline of the workerB. Average number of employees during the same time period.

C. The total number of victims over a period of time.D. The causes of accidents can be divided into the following groupsE. The total number of causes and accidents

95. What is PPE?

A. PPE is all equipment (including clothing affording protection against the weather) which is intended to be worn or held by a person at work and wich protects him against one or more risks to his health or safety.B. PPE is hearing protection and respiratory protective equipment provided for most work situation.C. PPE is hard hats are designed to provide protection from impact and penetration hazards caused by falling objects. Hard hats must be worn when working below other workers who are using tools and materials which could fallD. PPE clothing and equipment should be of safe design and construction, and should be maintained in a clean and reliable fashion.E. PPE clothing and equipment should be clean and reliable fashion

96. What are the requirements in using the PPE?

A. All variants are correctB. PPE is properly assessed before use to ensure it is suitableC. PPE is maintained and stored properlyD. PPE is provided with instructions on how to use it safelyE. PPE is used correctly by employees

97. What cannot do an employer in terms of PPE?

A. An employer cannot ask for money from an employee for PPE.B. An employer cannot be adequately controlled in other waysC. The employee keeps the PPE without the employers permissionD. The employer can not be able to deduct the cost of the replacement from any wages owed.E. An employer cannot ask PPE to use at home

98. For which type of hazards should workers use the eyes protection equipment?

A. Chemical or metal splash, dust, gas and vapor, radiation B. Impact from failing or flying objects, risk of head bumping, hair entanglementC. Dust, vapor, gas, oxygen - deficient atmospheresD. Temperature extremes, adverse weather, chemical or metal splash, spray from pressure leaks or spray guns, impact or penetration, contaminated dustE. Contaminated dust, vapor, gas, oxygen, impact or penetration,

99. Continue the sentence: The Risk Assessment is …………”

A. The process of evaluating the risks to safety and health arising from hazards at work.B. A combination of the likelihood of an occurrence of a hazardous event and the severity of injury or damage to the health of people caused by this event.C. An unsafe occurrence arising out of or in the course of work where no personal injury is caused.D. The inherent potential to cause injury or damage to people's health.E. A combination of the likelihood and inherent potential to cause

100. For which type of hazards should workers use the Breathing protection equipment?

A. Dust, vapor, gas, oxygen - deficient atmospheresB. Impact from failing or flying objects, risk of head bumping, hair entanglementC. Abrasion, temperature extremes, cuts and punctures, impact, chemicals, electric shock, skin infection, disease or contaminationD. Temperature extremes, adverse weather, chemical or metal splash, spray from pressure leaks or spray guns, impact or penetration, contaminated dustE. Contaminated dust, vapor, gas, oxygen, impact or penetration,

101. For which type of hazards should workers use the hand and arms protection equipment?

A. Abrasion, temperature extremes, cuts and punctures, impact, chemicals, electric shock, skin infection, disease or contaminationB. Impact from failing or flying objects, risk of head bumping, hair entanglementC. Dust, vapor, gas, oxygen - deficient atmospheresD. Temperature extremes, adverse weather, chemical or metal splash, spray from pressure leaks or spray guns, impact or penetration, contaminated dustE. Contaminated dust, vapor, gas, oxygen, impact or penetration,

102. For which type of hazards should workers use the feet and legs protection equipment?

A. Wet, electrostatic build-up, slipping, cuts and punctures, falling objects, metal and chemical splash, abrasionB. Impact from failing or flying objects, risk of head bumping, hair entanglementC. Abrasion, temperature extremes, cuts and punctures, impact, chemicals, electric shock, skin infection, disease or contaminationD. Temperature extremes, adverse weather, chemical or metal splash, spray from pressure leaks or spray guns, impact or penetration, contaminated dustE. Temperature extremes, cuts and puncture

203. For which type of hazards should workers use the head protection equipment?

A. Impact from failing or flying objects, risk of head bumping, hair entanglementB. Dust, vapor, gas, oxygen - deficient atmospheresC. Abrasion, temperature extremes, cuts and punctures, impact, chemicals, electric shock, skin infection, disease or contaminationD. Temperature extremes, adverse weather, chemical or metal splash, spray from pressure leaks or spray guns, impact or penetration, contaminated dustE. Abrasion, temperature extremes, chemicals, electric

104. For which type of hazards should workers use the protecting the body equipment?

A. Temperature extremes, adverse weather, chemical or metal splash, spray from pressure leaks or spray guns, impact or penetration, contaminated dustB. Dust, vapor, gas, oxygen - deficient atmospheresC. Abrasion, temperature extremes, cuts and punctures, impact, chemicals, electric shock, skin infection, disease or contaminationD. Impact from failing or flying objects, risk of head bumping, hair entanglementE. Abrasion, temperature extremes, chemicals, electric

105. Which one is PPE for eyes protection?

A. Safety spectacles, goggles, face shields, visorsB. A range of helmets and bump capsC. Disposable filtering face piece or respirator, half- or full- face respirators, air-fed helmets, breathing apparatus.D. Conventional or disposable overalls, boiler suits, specialist protective clothing, eg chain-mail aprons, high-visibility clothingE. A range of high-visibility clothing

106. Which one is PPE for head protection?

A. A range of helmets and bump capsB. Disposable filtering face piece or respirator, half- or full- face respirators, air-fed helmets, breathing apparatus.C. Safety spectacles, goggles, face shields, visorsD. Conventional or disposable overalls, boiler suits, specialist protective clothing, eg chain-mail aprons, high-visibility clothingE. A range of high-visibility clothing

107. Which one is PPE for breathing protection?

A. Disposable filtering face piece or respirator, half- or full- face respirators, air-fed helmets, breathing apparatus.

B. A range of helmets and bump capsC. Safety spectacles, goggles, face shields, visorsD. Conventional or disposable overalls, boiler suits, specialist protective clothing, eg chain-mail aprons, high-visibility clothingE. A range of high-visibility clothing

108. Which one is PPE for protecting the body?

A. Conventional or disposable overalls, boiler suits, specialist protective clothing, eg chain-mail aprons, high-visibility clothingB. A range of helmets and bump capsC. Safety spectacles, goggles, face shields, visorsD. Disposable filtering face piece or respirator, half- or full- face respirators, air-fed helmets, breathing apparatus.E. A range of high-visibility clothing

109. Which one is PPE for hands and arms protection?

A. Gloves, gauntlets, mitts, wrist cuffs, armletsB. A range of helmets and bump capsC. Conventional or disposable overalls, boiler suits, specialist protective clothing, eg chain-mail aprons, high-visibility clothingD. Disposable filtering face piece or respirator, half- or full- face respirators, air-fed helmets, breathing apparatus.E. A range of high-visibility clothing

110. Which one is PPE for feet and legs protection?

A. Safety boots and shoes with protective toe caps and penetration-resistant mid-sole, gaiters, leggings, spats.B. A range of helmets and bump capsC. Conventional or disposable overalls, boiler suits, specialist protective clothing, eg chain-mail aprons, high-visibility clothingD. Gloves, gauntlets, mitts, wrist cuffs, armletsE. A range of high-visibility clothing

111. Which of the following statements are false?

A. Relative humidity can affect the comfort of people in museums, galleries and libraries, but won’t affect the collections.B. Extremes of temperature and relative humidity can cause damage to objects in museums, galleries and libraries.C. Most insects and mould thrive in warmer conditionsD. Relative humidity and temperature are closely related.E. Relative humidity and temperature can cause damage to objects in museums,

112. In high relative humidity conditions:

A. Dyes and textiles fade and deteriorate quickly;B. Bark paintings dry out and crack;C. Moulds become too wet to grow;D. Mounted vellums become taut.E. Moulds become in mounted vellums

113. Rapid fluctuations of relative humidity:

A. All answers are correct.B. Can cause extreme damage;C. Can alter the chemical composition of some minerals;D. Should be avoided;E. Subject materials to constant movement as they absorb moisture and give it out again;

114. If a collection has become conditioned to an extreme environment, you should:

A. Concentrate your efforts on maintaining a stable environment;B. Alter the environment to meet the recommended ideal conditions because this will be better for the collection;C. Send the collection to a mo re mo de rate climate ;D. None of the above.E. All answers are correct

115. Relative humidity is a comparison between:

A. The amount of water-vapor in the air and the total amount of water-vapor that the air can hold at a particular temperature;B. The amount of water-vapor in the air at different temperatures;C. Water in the air and temperature;D. The humidity inside relative to the humidity outside.E. All answers are correct

116. Which of the following statements are true?

A. Changes in temperature can often lead to significant alterations in relative humidityB. People have no effect on relative humidity and temperature levels in museums, galleries and libraries.C. If the temperature inside a sealed box drops, the relative humidity inside the box will be low.D. Display cases have 0% relative humidity.E. All answers are correct

117. The climates which are relevant to objects in museums, galleries and libraries are:

A. All answers are correct.B. The climates within their storage and display areas;C. The regional climate;D. The climate in the building in which they are stored;E. Microclimates;

118. In warm, humid conditions:

A. Good ventilation and air flow help to prevent mould outbreaks;B. You should shut all doors and windows to prevent mould spores entering the building;C. Dehumidifiers should be used to dry the air;D. Seal your objects in plastic.E. All answers are correct

119. To protect important objects from fluctuations in relative humidity and temperature, you should:

A. Provide them with layers of storage;B. Ensure the building is not maintained;C. Get air-conditioning installed;D. Buy a steam generator.E. All answers are correct

120. Layers of storage to protect against fluctuations and extremes of relative humidity can be created by:

A. Placing items in storage boxes;B. Interleaving or wrapping objects;C. Placing items in display cases for exhibition;D. Mounting and framing;E. All of the above;

121. Which of the following is affected by environmental factors (humidity, temperature)?

A. Health, comfort, performance and work productivityB. PPE (Personal protective equipments)C. Work timeD. Team workE. All answers are correct

122. What is the Humidity?

A. Conditions in which the air is very warm and damp B. Studies of personal comfort in the workplace C. All answers are correctD. During the winter months humidity levels are low.E. All answers are correct

123. Which of the following is the recommended humidity level?

A. Between 30% and 50 %B. Between 20% and 40%C. Between 35% and 60%D. Between 25% and 50%E. All answers are correct

124. When does the level of humidity become too low?

A. During the winter monthsB. During the spring monthsC. During the summer monthsD. All answers are correct E. during the autumn month

125. How can effect on human health humidity level under 35%?

A. All answers are correctB. Nose throat and skin fell dryC. Dry air dangerous for allergy and asthmaD. Discomfort to serious complicationsE. Nose throat and skin fell dry discomfort to serious complications

126. Continue the sentence - “Humidity is considered too high when its level goes above…..”

A. 45% - 50%B. 30% -25%C. 100%-150%D. All answers are correctE. 10%-15%

127. How can effect on human health humidity level above 45%?

A. High humidity disrupts the body's ability to cool itself, which may lead to a heat stroke.B. High humidity can make you feel as if the air temperature is lower than it actually isC. High humidity can make nose throat and skin fell dryD. High humidity level can make dry air dangerous for allergy and asthmaE. All answers are correct

128. High humidity can be present:

A. During summer months B. During winter months C. In areas with no large bodies of water present D. In rooms and buildings with excessive air conditioningE. In rooms and building

129. Low humidity can be present:

A. In rooms and buildings with excessive air conditioningB. During summer months C. In areas located near waterfronts D. After continuous rains and/or flooding E. In rooms and building located near waterfronts

130. Which answer is about a device specifically made for measuring humidity?

A. HygrometerB. LuxmeterC. HydrostatD. MonometerE. Speedometer

131. A hygrometer is a device that is used to measure what?

A. Relative humidity levelB. For lighting assessmentC. Noise level

D. Pressure levelE. Speed level

132. What is a Psychrometer?

A. It is a type of hygrometer consisting of two thermometers one of which has a dry bulb and the other a bulb that is kept moist and ventilated.B. It is the difference between the readings of the thermometers gives an indication of atmospheric humidity.C. It is the type of psychological measurement devices.D. It is a standard wiper and sun shieldE. It is a type of Monometer

133. Which are hazardous substances?

A. All answers are correctB. Dust and fibresC. Gas, vapors, smoke and fumesD. Chemical substancesE. Gas, vapors, dust and fibres

134. Which conditions is called temporary threshold shift?

A. After spending a short time in a noisy workplace, you may have noticed that you cannot hear very well and you have a ringing in your ears.B. After you have been exposed to excessive noise for too long, your ears does not recoverC. They may begin to read lips as people talkD. All answers are correctE. After you have been exposed to excessive noise they may begin to read lips as people talk

135. When humidity is too high, decreasing humidity levels will:

A. All answers are correctB. Eliminate the condensation on windows C. Inhibit mold growth D. Reduce musty smells E. Help reduce the incidence of dust mitesE. Help reduce the incidence of inhibit mold growth

136. What is the meaning of “Getting used to” noise?

A. It means you are slowly losing your hearingB. It means that permanent hearing loss can never be repairedC. It means the type of damage to the ear

D. All answers are correctE. Help reduce the incidence of inhibit mold growth

137. What can be an effective ways to reduce noise levels?

A. Regular maintenance, lubrication and replacement of worn or defective partsB. Enclosing particularly noisy machine parts; C. Preventing or reducing impact between machine parts; D. Providing mufflers for intakes of air compressors. E. Helping to reduce the incidence of inhibit mold growth

138. Noise from the way materials are handled can be reduced by measures such as:

A. All answers are correctB. Reducing the dropping height of goods being collected in bins and boxes; C. Increasing the rigidity of containers receiving impact from goods, or damping them with damping materials; D. Using soft rubber or plastic to receive hard impacts; E. Reducing the speed of conveyor systems, using belt conveyors rather than the roller type.

139. If it is not possible to control the noise at the source, then it may be necessary…..

A. All answers are correctB. To enclose the machineC. Place sound-reducing barriers between the source and the workerD. Increase the distance between the worker and the source.E. To enclose the machine and increase the distance between the worker and the source.

140. When humidity is low, increasing humidity levels will:

A. All answers are correctB. Keep your respiratory system moist, allowing it to better fight off bacteria, viruses and pollutants C. Help relieve cold, flu and hay fever symptoms D. Help relieve dry, irritated and itching skin and eyes E. Help relieve coughs and dry, scratchy throat

141. Continue the sentence: “An explosive atmosphere is …………..”

A. An explosive atmosphere is a mixture of a dangerous substance or substances (gas, mist, dust or vapour) with the air, which has the potential to catch fire or explode.

B. An explosive atmosphere is the using or creation of chemicals, vapours, dusts etc that can readily burn or explode is hazardous.C. An explosive atmosphere does not always result in an explosion but, if it does catch fire, the flames travel quickly.D. An explosive atmosphere is any substances used or present at work that could, if not properly controlled, cause harm to people as a result of a fire, explosion or similar incident, such as an uncontrolled chemical reaction.E. An explosive atmosphere is any substances are using for creation of chemicals materials

142. The Enviracaire Health Check Monitor can help you to do what?

A. Maintain a healthy breathing environment by letting you know when you need to increase or decrease the humidity level in your workplace.B. Keep your respiratory system moist, allowing it to better fight off bacteria, viruses and pollutants C. Help relieve cold, flu and hay fever symptoms D. Help relieve dry, irritated and itching skin and eyes E. All answers are correct

143. During winter months the humidity level becomes:A. LowB. HighC. AverageD. IntermediateE. All answers are correct

144. During winter months the humidity level becomes:

A. HighB. LowC. AverageD. IntermediateE. All answers are correct

145. A common sign that your air is too dry is when:

A. Your nose, throat and skin feel dry and scratchyB. Dry air is also dangerous for allergy and asthma sufferersC. Humidity levels above 50%D. All answers are correctE. Humidity levels above 100%

146. If you work in an office or shop

A. Natural ventilation will normally be enough to control dusts and vapours from cleaning materials etc B. All workplaces need an adequate supply of fresh air C. This can be natural ventilationD. Use a properly designed ventilation systemE. All answers are correct

147. What is the explanation of LEV?

A. Local Exhaust VentilationB. Level Explained VolumeC. Low Enter VibrationD. Level Energy VibrationE. All answers are correct

148. Jobs requiring regular and frequent use of vibrating tools and equipment and handling of vibrating materials are found in a wide range of industries, for example:

A. All answers are correctB. Building and maintenance of roads and railways; C. Construction; D. Motor vehicle manufacture and repair; E. Shipbuilding and repair.

149. Employees must be trained in the proper use of PPE to know at least the following:

A. All answers are correctB. What PPE is necessary. C. How to properly put on, take off, adjust and wear the PPE. D. Proper care, maintenance, useful life and disposal of PPE. E. When PPE is necessary.

150. Examples of potential eye or face injuries include:

A. All answers are correctB. Dust, dirt, metal or wood chips entering the eye from activities such as chipping, grinding, sawing, hammering, the use of power tools or even strong wind forces. C. Chemical splashes from corrosive substances, hot liquids, solvents or other hazardous solutions. D. Objects swinging into the eye or face, such as tree limbs, chains, tools or ropes. E. Radiant energy from welding, harmful rays from the use of lasers or other radiant light (as well as heat, glare, sparks, splash and flying particles).

151. Which are the common types of hand-held power tools and equipment, which can cause ill health from vibration?

A. Chainsaws, Hammer drills, Power hammers and chisels; B. Manufacturing concrete products, Heavy engineering; C. Store tools so that they do not have very cold handles when next used. D. Building and maintenance of roads and railways, Construction; E. All answers are correct

152. How you can protect your employees from hand-arm vibration

A. You provide information, training and health surveillance. B. An employee, or self-employed person, who uses vibrating equipmentC. Your employer has a duty to protect you and should be working on measures to reduce the risk.D. All answers are correctE. Your employer has self-employed person to protect you

153. What are the early symptoms of The Health effects of hand-arm vibration at work?

A. Tingling and numbness in the fingers, Loss of strength in the handsB. Pain, distress and sleep disturbance; C. Reduced grip strength, which might affect the ability to do work safely. D. Inability to do fine workE. All answers are correct

154. Which liquids can be dangerous substances?

A. All answers are correctB. Extremely flammable C. Highly flammableD. FlammableE. Toxic

155. Continue the sentence “Color of Flames and Smoke….”

A. May indicate the type of material being burned.B. Contain fuels with hydrocarbonC. Often indicates incomplete combustionD. Can indicate both during and after firefighting operationsE. All answers are correct

156. Non-domestic premises are:

A. All answers are correctB. All workplaces and commercial premises C. All premises the public have access toD. The common parts of multi-occupied residential buildings E. The common parts of multi-occupied premises have access to

157. What is this about: “The ……… is a closed container designed to hold gases or liquids at a pressure substantially different from the ambient pressure”.

A. Pressure vesselB. Pressure container C. Operating containerD. Operating vesselE. Safety container

158. What kind of monitoring shall be in place to ensure that the management system of safety organization of hoisting machines and mechanism is effective?

A. Active and reactiveB. Proactive and activeC. Periodic and effectiveD. Active and proactiveE. Daly and normal

159. What does the active monitoring of the safety organization of hoisting machines and mechanism provide?

A. Active monitoring provides information on the extent to which lifting and hoisting safety requirements are being complied with, and objectives and performance criteria are being met, e.g., monitoring of safety critical maintenance and reporting backlogs or of compliance to procedures.B. Active monitoring provides procedure which systematically implemented to identify, record and mitigate potential hazards and their consequences throught the total life cycle where lifting and hoisting is involved.C. Active monitoring provides all aspects of lifting and hoisting operations, equipment selection and planned to comply with the requirements.D. Active monitoring provides information from incidents that have occurred (including near misses, asset / environmental damage, investigations and safety statistics) and provides insight into the means to prevent similar incidents in the future.E. Active monitoring provides information from incidents that have occurred and objectives and performance criteria are being met.

160. What does the reactive monitoring of the safety organization of hoisting machines and mechanism provide?

A. Reactive monitoring provides information from incidents that have occurred (including near misses, asset / environmental damage, investigations and safety statistics) and provides insight into the means to prevent similar incidents in the future.B. Reactive monitoring provides information from incidents that have occurred and objectives and performance criteria are being met.C. Reactive monitoring provides all aspects of lifting and hoisting operations, equipment selection and planned to comply with the requirements.D. Reactive monitoring provides information on the extent to which lifting and hoisting safety requirements are being complied with, and objectives and performance criteria are being met, e.g., monitoring of safety critical maintenance and reporting backlogs or of compliance to procedures.E. Reactive monitoring provides procedure which systematically implemented to identify record and mitigate potential hazards and their consequences through the total life cycle where lifting and hoisting is involved.

161. What are the direct costs of an injury or illness for employers?

A. All answers are correctB. Payment for work not performed, medical and compensation paymentsC. Repair or replacement of damaged machinery and equipmentD. Reduction or a temporary halt in production, increased training expenses and administration costsE. Possible reduction in the quality of work, negative effect on moral in other workers.

162. When should you add humidity?

A. During cold winter, when the heating system make the air in your workplace too dryB. In the summer when you are not heating, depending on the climate in your area, there may be too much moisture in your workplace which can cause damaging mildew.C. In spring when heating is not an option, running a shower / bath steam to the exterior of the workplace.D. When there is too much moisture in your workplace.E. During summer, when the heating system make the air in your workplace too dry

163. When should you dehumidifier the air in the workplace?

A. In the summer when you are not heating, depending on the climate in your area, there may be too much moisture in your workplace which can cause damaging mildewB. During cold winter, when the heating system make the air in your workplace too dryC. In spring when heating is not an option, running a shower / bath steam to the exterior of the workplace.

D. When there is too much moisture in your workplace.E. During summer, when the heating system make the air in your workplace too dry

164. What is an occupational health and safety program?

A. A health and safety program is a definite plan of action designed to prevent accidents and occupational diseases.B. A health and safety program includes the element s required by the health and safety legislation.C. This is a document summarizes the general elements of a health and safety program.D. Some form of a program required under occupational health and safety legislation.E. It is an organization program developed for one organization.

165. What is a policy statement of occupational health and safety program?

A. It is a statement of principles and general rules that serve as guides for action.B. The health and safety policy should have the some importance as the other policies of the organization.C. It is a document explains management’s commitment to protect the safety and health of employeesD. This is a document summarizes the general elements of a health and safety program.E. It is a definite plan of action designed to prevent accidents and occupational diseases.

166. What document is this statement about: “It is a document that provides information about a hazardous substance and how it should be used how to avoid harm when using it at the workplace”?

A. Material Safety Data SheetB. Safety ProgramC. How Use Hazardous SubstanceD. Safety of Material Hazardous SubstanceE. Occupational Safety and Healthy Act

167. What are the examples of biological hazards?

A. Hazards such as bacteria, viruses, infectious waste and infestationsB. Hazards resulting from stress and strainC. Hazards arising from liquids, solids, dusts, fumes, vapors, gasesD. Hazards such as noise, vibration, unsatisfactory lighting, radiation and extreme temperatures.

E. Hazards associated with badly designed machinery, mechanical devices and tools used by workers, improper seating and workstation design or poorly designed work practices.

168. Which is true about the policy statement?

A. All answers are correctB. The policy should stated in clear, unambiguous, and unequivocal termsC. Signed by the incumbent Chief Executive OfficerD. Kept up-to-date and communicated to each employeeE. Adhered to in all work activities

169. What are the direct costs of an injury or illness for workers?

A. All answers are correctB. The pain and suffering of the injury or illnessC. The loss of incomeD. The possible loss of a jobE. Health - care cost

170. What are the examples of chemical hazards?

A. Hazards arising from liquids, solids, dusts, fumes, vapors, gasesB. Hazards such as noise, vibration, unsatisfactory lighting, radiation and extreme temperatures.C. Hazards such as bacteria, viruses, infectious waste and infestationsD. Hazards resulting from stress and strainE. All answers are correct

171. What is Hygrometer?

A. A small instrument with a display that shows what the relative humidity level is in the room where it is located.B. This is a little gadget can help you to monitor the air by either adding a humidifier or dehumidifier to your workplaceC. It helps to keep the correct humidity level in your workplaceD. A device which can be used to measure pressure of fluids (i.e liquids and Gases).E. A small gauge that measures and displays the instantaneous speed of a land vehicle. 

172. What are the indirect costs of an injury or illness for employers?

A. All answers are correct

B. The injured / ill worker has to be replaced, a newe worker has to be trained and given time to adjustC. It takes time before the new worker is producing at the rate of the original worker, time must be developed to obligatory investigations, to the writing of reports and filling out formsD. Accidents often arouse the concern of fellow workers and influence labour relations in a negative wayE. Poor health and safety conditions in the workers can result in poor public relations.

173. What information must be provided in the Material Safety Data Sheet?

A. All answers are correctB. The identity of the hazardous substanceC. Chemical and physical propertiesD. Health hazard information, precautions for useE. Safe handling information

174. When is the MSDS required at the workplace?

A. A current MSDS must be obtained by employers and must be made readily available to employees who may be exposed at the workplace whenever a hazardous substance is used.B. All answers are correctC. Manufactures, importers or suppliers of hazardous substances must provide information in an MSDS about the substances such as the identity of the substance and safe handling, transport, storage and disposal.D. When purchases the hazardous substance from the supplier at a later and request an MSDSE. When review and revise MSDS to keep them up-to-date, at least every five year.

175. Chose which one is the recommended humidity level for an average person?

A. Between 35% and 45%.B. Between 10% and 30%.C. Between 20% and 40%.D. Between 40% and 60%.E. Between 50% and 45%

176. Continue the sentence: “The body protecting equipment should protect workers from ………..”

A. Temperature extremes, adverse weather, chemical or metal splash, spray from pressure leaks or spray guns, impact or penetration, contaminated dustB. Dust, vapor, gas, oxygen - deficient atmospheresC. Abrasion, temperature extremes, cuts and punctures, impact, chemicals, electric shock, skin infection, disease or contaminationD. Impact from failing or flying objects, risk of head bumping, hair entanglementE. Abrasion, temperature extremes, chemicals, electric

177. Continue the sentence: “Occupational Health and Safety Program is ……”

A. A health and safety program is a definite plan of action designed to prevent accidents and occupational diseases.B. A health and safety program includes the element s required by the health and safety legislation.C. This is a document summarizes the general elements of a health and safety program.D. Some form of a program required under occupational health and safety legislation.E. It is an organization program developed for one organization.

178. Continue the sentence: “Risk is ……….…..”

A. A combination of the likelihood of an occurrence of a hazardous event and the severity of injury or damage to the health of people caused by this event.b. An unsafe occurrence arising out of or in the course of work where no personal injury is caused.C. The inherent potential to cause injury or damage to people's health.D. The process of evaluating the risks to safety and health arising from hazards at work.E. The inherent potential process of evaluating the risks

179. Spending a short time in a noisy workplace may cause?

A. Temporary hearing lossB. Permanent hearing lossC. Temporary listening lossD. Continuously hearing ability E. Permanent listening ability

180. Before you start using any machine you must to do what?

A. Think about what risks may occur and how these can be managedB. Press start button and start using machineC. Look at the machine to find any defects

D. Write detailed action planE. Think about risks and action plan

181. What does a PPE such as a range of helmets and bump caps protect?

A. HeadB. BodyC. Legs D. BreathingE. Eyes

182. What are the examples of psychological hazards?

A. Hazards resulting from stress and strainB. Hazards associated with badly designed machinery, mechanical devices and tools used by workers, improper seating and workstation design or poorly designed work practices.C. Hazards arising from liquids, solids, dusts, fumes, vapors, gasesD. Hazards such as noise, vibration, unsatisfactory lighting, radiation and extreme temperatures.E. Hazards such as bacteria, viruses, infectious waste and infestations

183. With which job the hazards explained below can associate?

“Stress is one of most common complaints, as well as exposure to chemical hazards from equipment and machines such as photocopiers. Poor lighting, noise and poorly designed chairs and stools can also present problems.”

A. Office workerB. Construction workerC. Textile workerD. Electronic assembly workerE. Agricultural worker

184. Boilers and steam heating systems are examples of what system?

A. Pressure systems B. Refrigeration systemC. Hot systemD. Automation systemE. Compressed systems

185. Failing objects can be the cause of what?

A. Head injuryB. Breathing problemsC. Hearing loss D. Skin problems E. Body injury

186. With which job the hazards explained below can associate?

“ The hazards of doing this job are well known and include the ever present danger of dusts, fire, explosion and electrocution, as well as the hazards associated with vibration, extreme temperatures, noise, slips, falls, cuts, etc.”

A. MinerB. WelderC. Textile workerD. Electronic assembly workerE. Office worker

187. What is the article number in Chapter IX of The Labor Code of the Azerbaijan Republic explained about Damage caused to the health of the citizens?

A. Article 57B. Article 47C. Article 5D. Article15E. Article 7

188. With which job the hazards explained below can associate?

“Worker can be burnt from the sparks and there is always the danger of the work process starting a fare. There is the problem of the intense light which can cause permanent eye damage as well as the fumes given off by the process which can damage the lungs.

A. WelderB. Port workerC. Tractor driverD. construction workerE. Miner

189. Which potentially crippling health problems can be associated with poor working conditions?

A. All answers are correctB. Heart disease, allergiesC. Musculoskeletal disorders such as permanent back injuries or muscle disordersD. Reproductive problemsE. Stress-related disorders

190. What are the examples of physical hazards?

A. Hazards such as noise, vibration, unsatisfactory lighting, radiation and extreme temperatures.B. Hazards such as bacteria, viruses, infectious waste and infestationsC. Hazards arising from liquids, solids, dusts, fumes, vapors, gasesD. Hazards associated with badly designed machinery, mechanical devices and tools used by workers, improper seating and workstation design or poorly designed work practices.E. Hazards resulting from stress and strain

191. What are the examples of hazards associated with the non-application of ergonomic principles?

A. Hazards associated with badly designed machinery, mechanical devices and tools used by workers, improper seating and workstation design or poorly designed work practices.B. Hazards such as bacteria, viruses, infectious waste and infestationsC. Hazards arising from liquids, solids, dusts, fumes, vapors, gasesD. Hazards such as noise, vibration, unsatisfactory lighting, radiation and extreme temperatures.E. Hazards resulting from stress and strain

192. What does a successful health and safety program required?

A. Strong management commitment and worker participationB. An effective accident and disease preventionC. Safety awarenessD. The range of hazardsE. All answers are correct

193. A comprehensive training program in each workplace will help workers to do what?

A. All answers are correctB. Recognize early signs / symptoms of any potential occupational diseases before they become permanent conditionsC. Assess their work environmentD. Insist that management make changes before hazardous conditions can develop.E. Skills development, hazard recognition

194. What you should do when use the hazardous substance?

A. Follow all directions on the Material Safety Data SheetB. Get them on your skinC. Eat or drink them D. Mix substancesE. Change one substance for another

195. What you should not do when use the hazardous substance?

A. Breath them inB. Read the labelsC. Attend training about how to use hazardous substanceD. Use PPEE. All answers are correct

196. Hazardous substances include what?

A. All answers are correct.B. Adhesives, paints, cleaning productsC. Flumes from soldering and weldingD. grain dustE. Bacteria and other micro-organisms

197. Which of following serious ill can cause because of hazardous substances?

A. All answers are correctB. CancerC. AsthmaD. DermatitisE. Infection from biological agents

198. Why does the pressure equipment dangerous?

A. Because parts of the equipment could be propelled over great distances, causing injury and damage to people and buildings hundreds of meters awayB. Because as a result of the damage to the building, its contents and exterior damage, the company had to replace the boiler and rebuild the boiler house, with significant loss of production. C. Because many types of pressure equipment can be hazardousD. Because If a piece of pressure equipment fails and bursts violently apart, the results can make people comfortable life being.E. Because many types of pressure equipment fails and bursts violently apart causing injury and damage to people

199. Between 35 % and 45 % is a recommended level of what for an average person?

A. HumidityB. LightingC. HeatingD. EnvironmentE. Velocity

200. Why many electrical cables are colored?

A. To show their purpose and the voltage they are carryingB. To make sure that the power is offC. To make sure that the power stays offD. To stop workE. All answers are correct

Azerbaijan Architecture and Construction University

EXAMINATION TESTS

The course on the subject of “Occupational Safety”

Correct answers for all questions in this Examination Test is variant “A”.

The course teacher: Gasimova Liana Vajid