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Occupational health & safety & common competirnces

by Kirstine Jane Leyson
1

What is the primary purpose of a risk assessment in the workplace?

2

Which PPE is most appropriate for handling chemical splashes?

3

What is the correct method to lift a heavy load?

4

Which law or standard is commonly used to guide occupational safety?

5

What is a lockout/tagout procedure for?

6

Which sign indicates a need for PPE use?

7

What should you do if you identify a near-miss at work?

8

Which is a common ergonomic risk in offices?

9

What is the role of a safety data sheet (SDS)?

10

Which activity improves a safety culture?

11

What is Ohm's Law in its simplest form?

12

Which component stores electrical energy in a magnetic field?

13

What does a diode primarily do in a circuit?

14

Which quantity is measured in volts?

15

What is the unit of resistance?

16

Which circuit element obeys Ohm’s law linear with voltage and current?

17

What does a capacitor primarily store?

18

Which parameter indicates a transistor’s current amplification?

19

What is AC signal's frequency unit?

20

In a simple series circuit, how are voltage drops distributed?

21

What is the primary purpose of a P-trap in a sink or toilet?

22

Which tool is commonly used to tighten or loosen plumbing fittings without damaging them?

23

Which material is commonly used for residential supply lines in newer homes for copper tubing?

24

What does a Oatey or Teflon tape primarily prevent?

25

Which device detects leaks and alerts a homeowner in a water-supply line?

26

Which term describes blocking sewer gas and pests from entering while allowing wastewater to drain?

27

What is the main function of a vent pipe in a plumbing system?

28

Which pipe material is commonly used for drain-waste-vent (DWV) systems in many buildings?

29

What does a pressure-reducing valve (PRV) do in a home plumbing system?

30

Which action best prevents frozen pipes in winter?

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Risk assessments identify hazards, estimate risks, and implement controls to protect workers.

Eye protection prevents chemical splashes from injuring eyes.

Using legs and keeping a straight back reduces back injuries.

In many regions, OSHA (or equivalent) provides safety regulations.

Lockout/tagout ensures machines stay off during service.

Mandatory PPE signs remind workers to wear required protection.

Near-misses should be reported to prevent future harm.

Repetitive typing can cause musculoskeletal disorders.

SDS gives chemical hazards, handling, and first-aid info.

Ongoing training reinforces safe behaviors and readiness.

The correct relation is V = I × R. Other options mix symbols or refer to power.

Inductors store energy in a magnetic field; capacitors store energy in an electric field.

Diodes conduct in one direction and block the opposite direction.

Voltage equals the electric potential difference (potential energy per unit charge).

Resistance is measured in ohms.

Ohmic resistors follow V = I×R; non-ohmic like diodes do not.

Capacitors store energy electrostatically.

Beta (β) is the current gain of a bipolar junction transistor.

Frequency in AC circuits is measured in hertz (cycles per second).

Kirchhoff's voltage law: the algebraic sum of all voltages around a loop is zero, so drops sum to supply voltage.

P-traps seal with water to block gases; other functions are not the trap's main purpose.

An adjustable wrench provides a snug, adjustable grip; other tools can damage fittings.

Type L copper is a common, durable choice; PVC is for drains, PEX is another tubing type, CI is old.

PTFE tape seals threads to prevent leaks; it doesn’t prevent rust or hardness.

Water-leak detectors sense moisture; other devices have different roles.

A trap creates a water seal; vents, valves and cleanouts have other roles.

Vent pipes prevent pressure vacuum/air-lock; other options are unrelated.

PVC is standard for DWV; PEX for supply, copper for some old DWV, CSST for gas.

PRV lowers pressure to protect fixtures; other options describe different devices.

Insulation and temperature control prevent freezing; others are ineffective.

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