Millwright Test 1

Question

What Part and Section of the OHS Code describes the membership of a joint work site health and safety committee?

Answer 1

Part 12, Section 197

Answer 2

Part 13, Section 197

Answer 3

Part 14, Section 197

Answer 4

Part 15, Section 197

Answer 5

Part 18, Section 229

Answer 6

Part 18, Section 232

Answer 7

Part 18, Section 233

Answer 8

Part 18, Section 236

Answer 9

Part 29, Section 394

Answer 10

Part 29, Section 395

Answer 11

Part 29, Section 396

Answer 12

Part 29, Section 397

Answer 13

1 Emergency First Aider, 1 Standard First Aider, No. 2 First Aid Kit, 3 blankets

Answer 14

2 Standard First Aiders, No. 2 First Aid Kit, 3 blankets

Answer 15

2 Standard First Aiders, No. 3 First Aid Kit, 3 blankets, stretcher, splint

Answer 16

1 Emergency First Aider, 1 Standard First Aider, No. 2 First Aid Kit

Answer 17

to provide easy and immediate access for any worker to the OHS Act, Regulation and Code at the work site

Answer 18

to ensure suppliers are aware of their responsibility to provide necessary information on any hazards related to their products

Answer 19

to develop a plan to eliminate or control any hazard identified at the work site

Answer 20

to ensure all workers participate in daily meetings to inspect their tools and plan their work

Answer 21

100% of the funding for the WCB comes from employers in Alberta.

Answer 22

75% of the funding for the WCB comes from employers and 25% comes from the provincial government

Answer 23

50% of the funding for the WCB comes from employers, 25% from the provincial government and 25% from employees

Answer 24

33% of the funding for the WCB comes from employers, 34% from the provincial government and 33% from employees

Answer 25

ecological, chemical, ergonomic, physical

Answer 26

biological, chemical, ergonomic, physical

Answer 27

biological, ecological, chemical, physical

Answer 28

chemical, physical, psychological, ecological

Answer 29

renovation

Answer 30

subdivision

Answer 31

activation

Answer 32

To identify the correct personal protective equipment to be used in a hazardous situation

Answer 33

To document the details of the implementation of an engineering control

Answer 34

When an engineering control cannot eliminate or control a hazard

Answer 35

To isolate a hazard through containment or enclosure

Answer 36

OHS inspector

Answer 37

joint work site health and safety committee

Answer 38

Ensure the containers are clearly marked to indicate their contents

Answer 39

Ensure the containers are stored in a dust proof environment

Answer 40

Ensure the containers are not stacked more than 3 layers high

Answer 41

Ensure the containers are inspected monthly to ensure contents are safe

Answer 42

1 Standard First Aider

Answer 43

1 Standard First Aider and 1 Emergency First Aider

Answer 44

2 Standard First Aiders

Answer 45

2 Standard First Aiders and 1 Emergency First Aider

Answer 46

a clause that must be included in the employment contract of every construction worker in Alberta

Answer 47

a sign that must be posted at the entrance to any work site where PPE is required

Answer 48

the part of the OHS Code that describes the different types of PPE to be used on the work site

Answer 49

what you and your employer must do if a hazard assessment identifies the need for the use of PPE

Answer 50

the employer

Answer 51

the employer and the employees

Answer 52

the employees

Answer 53

the OHS inspector

Answer 54

Ensure all workers are informed about the need to wear PPE

Answer 55

Ensure all workers properly use and wear the required PPE

Answer 56

Put up posters indicating a hazard assessment has identified that PPE is required

Answer 57

Ensure all workers are provided with funding to purchase required PPE

Answer 58

to inspect your PPE once a month

Answer 59

to modify poor fitting PPE so it fits properly

Answer 60

to inspect your PPE prior to each use

Answer 61

to wear your PPE only when you sense an accident may happen

Answer 62

to post a Duty To Use Personal Protective Equipment sign at all entrances to the work site

Answer 63

to ensure employees are trained in the use, care, limitations and maintenance of their PPE

Answer 64

to ensure workers properly use and wear PPE

Answer 65

to ensure the PPE is in a condition to perform the function intended

Answer 66

sole puncture protection and Grade 2 protective toe (will withstand impact up to 90 Joules)

Answer 67

soles that provide electrical shock protection and a Grade 2 protective toe (will withstand impact up to 90 Joules)

Answer 68

sole puncture protection and Grade 1 protective toe (will withstand impact up to 125 Joules)

Answer 69

soles that provide electrical shock protection and a Grade 1 protective toe (will withstand impact up to 125 Joules)

Answer 70

when required PPE must be replaced more frequently that once a year

Answer 71

when required PPE must be replaced more frequently that once every 2 years

Answer 72

when workers are exposed to respiratory hazard or excessive noise levels

Answer 73

when workers are exposed to respiratory hazards only

Answer 74

The supplier of controlled products.

Answer 75

A training institute or provider.

Answer 76

The employee must obtain their own training.

Answer 77

The employer must provide the training.

Answer 78

provide a MSDS for each controlled product used in the workplace.

Answer 79

inform all workers about chemical hazards at the work site.

Answer 80

train workers about labels, MSDS and other identifiers.

Answer 81

all of the above.

Answer 82

train employees to safely dispose of hazardous products.

Answer 83

provide SDS for controlled product they sell or import.

Answer 84

provide extra labels for employees to use when transferring controlled products from the original container.

Answer 85

visit work sites to ensure controlled products are labelled properly.

Answer 86

classify controlled products.

Answer 87

train other employees about WHMIS.

Answer 88

apply workplace labels where and when required.

Answer 89

ensure SDS are readily available.

Answer 90

employee education, SDS and product labelling.

Answer 91

Hazard Products Act, OHS and SDS.

Answer 92

employee labelling, SDS and employer training.

Answer 93

product labeling, OHS and Controlled Products Regulations.

Answer 94

ensure workers have containers for controlled products.

Answer 95

ensure suppliers of controlled products provide training for all employees.

Answer 96

protect the worker by providing information on hazardous materials.

Answer 97

ensure that the requirements for information on hazardous materials are unique to the requirements of each province.

Answer 98

provide only the essential information from the label and are easier to read in an emergency.

Answer 99

contain the generic product names and are easier to locate and read than the labels on the containers.

Answer 100

are only for the employer's use when an emergency arises, and they can be retrieved from a secure location.

Answer 101

provide more detailed information than can be provided on a label.

Answer 102

container in which the product is shipped.

Answer 103

container in which the product is stored.

Answer 104

work site near where the product is used.

Answer 105

invoice when the product is delivered.

Answer 106

is approved under the Alberta Occupational Health and Safety Code.

Answer 107

is approved by the Alberta Hazardous Materials Control Regulations.

Answer 108

has a MSDS label affixed to the outside of the container.

Answer 109

is approved by either one or both of the ULC or CSA.

Answer 110

provincial and national building codes.

Answer 111

Alberta Occupational Health and Safety Code.

Answer 112

WCB Worker Handbook.

Answer 113

Alberta Construction Safety Association.

Answer 114

assemble all necessary tools and equipment to ensure easy access while working in the confined space.

Answer 115

contact your employer to obtain information on dangerous gases present in the confined workspace.

Answer 116

discuss your work plan with other workers who may have worked in a similar confined space.

Answer 117

use a gas detector to determine whether the area contains any dangerous fumes or gases.

Answer 118

regular dry chemical

Answer 119

purple K dry chemical

Answer 120

multi-purpose dry chemical

Answer 121

dry powder

Answer 122

common nails with washers

Answer 123

manufactured from special steel and tempered

Answer 124

very hard and brittle

Answer 125

support wire for suspending a ceiling

Answer 126

permanently attach one material to another

Answer 127

attach one material to another with a nut

Answer 128

mild steel

Answer 129

concrete block

Answer 130

tempered steel

Answer 131

a valid driver's license from Alberta.

Answer 132

firearms training.

Answer 133

training in the use of each tool and familiarity with local safety regulations.

Answer 134

knowledge of the safety regulations.

Answer 135

work gloves.

Answer 136

ear plugs.

Answer 137

eye protection.

Answer 138

mark it defective and call a service representative.

Answer 139

try to fix it yourself.

Answer 140

sell it at a discount.

Answer 141

throw it away.

Answer 142

work gloves and hard hat

Answer 143

ear plugs and eye protection

Answer 144

hard hat and eye protection

Answer 145

eye protection and steel-toed boots

Answer 146

one or two drops

Answer 147

several drops

Answer 148

apply liberally to a cloth and wipe all parts

Answer 149

firing pin

Answer 150

blade pitch.

Answer 151

straight or wavy.

Answer 152

remove metal rapidly.

Answer 153

produce a smooth and flat surface.

Answer 154

finish rough surfaces.

Answer 155

remove sharp corners and burrs.

Answer 156

hardened steel.

Answer 157

cast steel.

Answer 158

cast iron.

Answer 159

30° to 60°

Answer 160

an adjustable wrench gives the most precise fit on a hexagon headed bolt.

Answer 161

use a pipe on the end of the wrench to increase torque.

Answer 162

never push; always pull.

Answer 163

never pull; always push.

Answer 164

so that the outside edges do not dig into the finished workpiece.

Answer 165

to increase the area of the cutting edge.

Answer 166

to produce a sharp cutting edge.

Answer 167

to make it easier to scrape internal cylindrical surfaces.

Answer 168

cutting keys and grooves

Answer 169

cutting oil grooves

Answer 170

cutting off rivets

Answer 171

squaring up keyseat corners

Answer 172

high carbon steel

Answer 173

low carbon steel

Answer 174

stainless steel

Answer 175

is a quick and inexpensive cleaning method.

Answer 176

is inexpensive and many parts can be completed at once.

Answer 177

uses high pressure air and steam.

Answer 178

uses petroleum-based products.

Answer 179

the hardened roller

Answer 180

the hardened steel block

Answer 181

the workpiece

Answer 182

Scotch-Brite pads

Answer 183

scrub pads

Answer 184

sponge pad

Answer 185

starter, plug and bottoming

Answer 186

taper, plug and bottoming

Answer 187

taper, intermediate and finishing

Answer 188

starter, intermediate and chamfered.

Answer 189

21/32 inch

Answer 190

37/64 inch

Answer 191

11/16 inch

Answer 192

with an electrical discharge machine.

Answer 193

by drilling it out with a high-speed steel drill bit.

Answer 194

by drilling a hole and using a stud extractor.

Answer 195

with a tap vibrator.

Answer 196

die wrench

Answer 197

die handle

Answer 198

0.001 inch further than the preceding tooth.

Answer 199

0.002 inch further than the preceding tooth.

Answer 200

0.0003 inch further than the preceding tooth.

Answer 201

0.003 inch further than the preceding tooth.

Answer 202

counter-clockwise.

Answer 203

clockwise.

Answer 204

in reverse.

Answer 205

move heavy equipment in a horizontal plane.

Answer 206

move heavy equipment in a vertical plane.

Answer 207

remove bearings, hubs and sprockets.

Answer 208

remove large heavy shafts.

Answer 209

the load must be blocked.

Answer 210

the jack handle must be removed.

Answer 211

the hydraulic fluid should be checked.

Answer 212

the jack should be seated on a flat surface.

Answer 213

bottom surface.

Answer 214

top plate.

Answer 215

0.0005 inch per foot per division.

Answer 216

0.001 inch per foot per division.

Answer 217

0.005 inch per foot per division

Answer 218

0.010 inch per foot per division.

Answer 219

heavy equipment.

Answer 220

large machine tools.

Answer 221

small lightweight equipment.

Answer 222

vibrating equipment.

Answer 223

expansion bolt

Answer 224

expansion bolt

Answer 225

working lines.

Answer 226

control lines.

Answer 227

datum lines.

Answer 228

all of the above.

Answer 229

0.002 inch

Answer 230

0.003 inch

Answer 231

0.012 inch

Answer 232

0.024 inch

Answer 233

to their final value.

Answer 234

to 50% of their final value.

Answer 235

to 25% of their final value.

Answer 236

not at all until the grout has cured.

Answer 237

5 microns per foot per division.

Answer 238

0.0001 inch per foot per division.

Answer 239

0.0005 inch per foot per division.

Answer 240

0.001 inch per foot per division.

Answer 241

silicon carbide.

Answer 242

boron carbide.

Answer 243

aluminum oxide.

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