Knowledge Review with Instant Results: Office Orientation
Introduction
1. The UNC Environment, Health and Safety department has the responsibility to oversee the UNC-CH health and safety program.
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True
False
2. In accordance with University policy and North Carolina General Statute Article 63, each state agency must have a written health and safety program (UNC Workplace Requirement Program).
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True
False
3. The Environment, Health and Safety department is responsible for administering programs on:
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office and workplace safety
laboratory safety
fire safety
emergency response
environmental hygiene
waste management
employee health
Workers' Compensation Program
other programs that impact employee health and safety
all of the above
4. UNC has workplace safety committees that encourage employee input and participation and are responsible for workplace inspections, reviewing injury and illness records and making advisory recommendations to the administration.
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True
False
Fire Safety
5. Employees should know at least two evacuation routes for their designated work area and in any area they frequent often.
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True
False
6. PASS is an acronym that stands for the proper use of a fire extinguisher. Pull the pin between the handles. Aim the nozzle at the base of the fire. Squeeze the handles together. Sweep the extinguisher from side to side at the base of the fire.
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True
False
7. RACE is an acronym that stands for: Remove or rescue individuals in immediate danger. Activate the nearest fire pull station and call 911. Confine the fire by closing windows, vents and doors. Evacuate to a safe area (know the evacuation routes for your area).
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True
False
8. EHS has a general Emergency Action Plan for the University to follow that includes what to do in a fire emergency.
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True
False
9. Many buildings on campus have an Emergency Building Coordinator that is assigned to assist the occupants in an emergency.
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True
False
Workers' Compensation
10. Workers' Compensation benefits are available to any University employee, including full-time, part-time or temporary employees.
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True
False
11. If I experience an on-the-job injury or illness, I am to report the incident immediately to my supervisor, no matter how minor.
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True
False
12. If I am injured at work and need medical attention I required to go to the University Employee Occupational Health Clinic. If the injury is life threatening I should go to the UNC Hospital Emergency Department.
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True
False
Minimizing Hazards
13. Trip hazards can be caused by:
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Wet floors
Electrical cords
Items not properly stored
Steps not clearly marked
All of the above
14. Extension cords should not be used for permanent appliances.
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True
False
15. Heavy file loads should be placed in he bottom levels and lighter loads in the top drawers.
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True
False
16. Which of these are most recommended for workplace safety:
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Use the proper equipment to reach high items. Step stools and ladders are small inexpensive ways to make the job easier and safer.
Do not store heavy objects above the head.
Never stand on revolving chairs or chairs with castors!
Do not stack items so high that they block smoke detector and sprinklers.
Store sharp items such as pens and scissors pointing downward when not in use. Always carry scissors pointing downwards.
Do not attempt to stop an elevator door with your hands. Take the next elevator and avoid a hand crush hazard.
All of the above.
Ergonomics
17. Ergonomics is concerned eliminating or minimizing which of the following:
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Force - High force tasks involve heavy exertion for the muscles involved.
Repetition - Performing the same movements over and over with little change in motions or muscles used.
Extreme/Awkward/Static Postures - Prolonged or repeated time spent holding joints in an awkward or fixed position.
All of the above.
18. Which of the following are recommended ergonomic procedures?
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Lifting incorrectly can increase your risk of developing a back injury.
Do not carry more than 30 pounds.
Get help with objects that are 18 inches wide or greater.
If possible, break the load down and make several trips.
All of the above.
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