To ensure the safety and well-being of workers.

To increase productivity and efficiency.

To reduce costs and expenses.

To comply with legal requirements.

Exposure to hazardous chemicals.

Working in confined spaces.

Repetitive motions.

Extreme temperatures.

Elimination, substitution, engineering controls, administrative controls, personal protective equipment.

Engineering controls, administrative controls, personal protective equipment, elimination, substitution.

Personal protective equipment, administrative controls, engineering controls, elimination, substitution.

Substitution, elimination, engineering controls, administrative controls, personal protective equipment.

To provide information about the hazards of a chemical.

To provide instructions on how to use a chemical safely.

To provide information on how to dispose of a chemical safely.

All of the above.

A hazard is a potential source of harm, while a risk is the likelihood that harm will occur.

A hazard is the actual harm that occurs, while a risk is the potential for harm to occur.

A hazard is something that can cause harm, while a risk is the chance that harm will occur.

A hazard is a situation that could lead to harm, while a risk is the probability that harm will occur.

To identify potential hazards associated with a job.

To develop procedures for safely performing a job.

To train workers on how to perform a job safely.

All of the above.

Safe work practices.

Proper training.

Adequate personal protective equipment.

A safe work environment.

Keep floors clean and dry.

Wear appropriate footwear.

Use handrails when walking up or down stairs.

All of the above.

Bend your knees and lift with your legs.

Keep your back straight and lift with your arms.

Get help from a coworker if the object is too heavy.

All of the above.

50 pounds.

75 pounds.

100 pounds.

There is no maximum weight limit.

To prevent accidental startup of machinery or equipment.

To prevent unauthorized access to machinery or equipment.

To protect workers from hazardous energy.

All of the above.

A warning sign indicates a potential hazard, while a danger sign indicates an immediate hazard.

A warning sign is yellow, while a danger sign is red.

A warning sign has a black symbol on a yellow background, while a danger sign has a white symbol on a red background.

All of the above.

To put out a fire.

To prevent a fire from starting.

To protect people from a fire.

All of the above.

Water extinguishers.

Foam extinguishers.

Dry chemical extinguishers.

Carbon dioxide extinguishers.

Pull the pin.

Aim the nozzle at the base of the fire.

Squeeze the handle.

Sweep the nozzle back and forth across the fire.