Occupational Safety Regulations Quiz
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What is a criterion for workplace safety regulation regarding exposure to occupational hazards?

  • Engagement in office work without physical activity
  • Exposure to dangerous environmental elements and contaminants (correct)
  • Exposure to non-hazardous work conditions
  • Working in a climate-controlled environment

Which of the following occupations is highlighted as presenting certain hazards?

  • Retail sales
  • Telemarketing
  • Teaching in a classroom
  • Deep-sea fishing (correct)

Which of these is NOT a reason for re-registration of a business?

  • Change in business name
  • Change in location
  • Change in ownership
  • Alteration of business model (correct)

How long do existing establishments have to register after the effectivity of the standards?

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What is the time frame for new establishments to register before they begin operations?

<p>30 days (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which agents are examples of biologic agents that could pose risks to workers?

<p>Germs including bacteria and viruses (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What requirement must businesses meet regarding the format of their registration?

<p>Completion on standardized form DOLE-BWC-IP-3 (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In which of the following scenarios does an establishment NOT need to re-register?

<p>Operating without alterations to location or name (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What must be included in the registration that relates to the workplace?

<p>A layout plan of the workplace showing physical features (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Who conducts the training programs for occupational safety and health?

<p>Accredited organizations selected by the Bureau (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is required of accredited organizations under the criteria for training?

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What role does the UP Institute of Public Health play in the training programs?

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What must the Bureau ensure about the training facilities?

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What can happen if an accredited organization's training program is found non-compliant?

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Which of the following is NOT a required feature of the workplace layout plan?

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What must training staff be recognized as by the Bureau?

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What is the role of the Secretary in a Type A Health and Safety Committee?

<p>The safety man (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In a workplace with 100 to 200 workers, who must be included in the Health and Safety Committee?

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What is the correct composition of the Health and Safety Committee for workplaces with over 200 to 400 workers?

<p>Chairman, one supervisor, three workers, and a company physician (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What distinguishes the Type E Joint Committee from other committee types?

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What is the primary duty of the Safety Man in relation to workplace hazards?

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Which member is NOT required in a Type D committee in workplaces with less than 100 workers?

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What is the main responsibility of the Chairman in the Health and Safety Committee?

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Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of the Safety Man?

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Which action is the Safety Man expected to take regarding accident investigations?

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In a Type C committee, how many workers must be included?

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How does the Safety Man maintain communication within the Health and Safety Committee?

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Which of the following roles can serve as a Secretary in a Type B Health and Safety Committee?

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In what capacity does the Safety Man serve in the Health and Safety Committee?

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What task is the Safety Man required to perform regarding government agencies?

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How should the Safety Man report for effectiveness in a full-time role?

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What does the Safety Man help maintain within the workplace?

<p>An efficient accident record system (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the timeframe within which an employer must notify the Regional Labor Office after a death or permanent total disability occurs?

<p>24 hours (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which form must be used by the employer to report incidents of death or permanent total disability?

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What types of incidents must be reported as dangerous occurrences?

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How quickly must the Regional Office investigate a report of death or permanent total disability?

<p>48 hours (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is considered a dangerous occurrence related to machinery?

<p>Bursting of a grinding wheel (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What constitutes a significant disruption that must be reported following an explosion or fire?

<p>Complete suspension of ordinary work for 24 hours (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which type of accident falls under the requirement for notification regarding dangerous occurrences?

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Which of the following is NOT classified as a dangerous occurrence?

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What is the primary focus of Rule 1100?

<p>Gas and Electric Welding and Cutting Operations (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which rule addresses the storage of explosives?

<p>Rule 1140 (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

According to Rule 1210, which document sets electrical safety standards in the Philippines?

<p>Philippine Electric Code (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which rule specifies the responsibilities of employers regarding emergency health services?

<p>Rule 1960 (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does Rule 1420 pertain to?

<p>Logging Operations (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Rule 1180 discusses requirements for which type of equipment?

<p>Internal Combustion Engines (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which section outlines color coding for safety signs?

<p>Rule 1166 (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does Rule 1150 focus on?

<p>Materials Handling and Storage (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In which rule would you find guidelines regarding the disposal of unwanted materials?

<p>Rule 1951 (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does Rule 1230 define?

<p>Identification of Piping Systems (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which rule governs general provisions for firefighting facilities?

<p>Rule 1940 (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which rule addresses the qualifications for safety practitioners?

<p>Rule 1971 (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What topic is addressed in Rule 1143?

<p>Authorization for Explosives (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Rule 1090: Hazardous Materials

This rule covers the handling, storage, and use of hazardous materials in the workplace.

Scope of Rule 1090

The scope defines the specific hazardous materials and work processes that are covered by the rule.

General Rules of Rule 1090

These are the general guidelines for working with hazardous materials, including proper labeling, storage, ventilation, and personal protective equipment.

Hot and Corrosive Substances

This section provides specific guidelines for handling hot and corrosive substances, including protective clothing, ventilation, and spill procedures.

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Storage of Hazardous Materials

This section covers proper storage of hazardous materials to prevent accidents, including segregation, ventilation, and container integrity.

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Use of Lead and Its Compounds

This section outlines the safety requirements for handling and using lead and its compounds, including ventilation, personal protective equipment, and medical monitoring.

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Rule 1100: Gas and Electric Welding and Cutting

These are the overall guidelines for gas and electric welding and cutting operations.

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Personal Protective Equipment for Welding

This section lists the personal protective equipment required for welding and cutting operations, such as masks, gloves, and fire-resistant clothing.

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Welding in Confined Spaces

This section addresses the specific safety precautions needed when welding or cutting in enclosed spaces, including ventilation, fire safety, and confined space entry procedures.

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Rule 1120: Hazardous Work Processes

This rule outlines safety requirements for working in confined spaces such as underground tanks and other enclosed areas.

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Rule 1140: Explosives

This rule covers the handling, storage, and use of explosives in the workplace.

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General Provisions for Explosives

These are the general guidelines for working with explosives, including authorization, storage, transportation, and disposal.

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Definitions in Rule 1140

This section defines key terms related to explosives, such as blasting agents, detonators, and explosive magazines.

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Authorization for Explosives

This section outlines the requirements for obtaining authorization to use explosives, including safety training, permits, and inspections.

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Limitations on Explosives

This section covers the limitations on the types, quantities, and uses of explosives allowed in specific workplaces based on safety considerations.

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Dangerous Work Environment

Working conditions that expose individuals to hazardous elements like radiation, chemicals, fire, or explosive substances.

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High-Risk Industries

Construction, logging, fire fighting, mining, quarrying, blasting, stevedoring, dock work, deep-sea fishing, and mechanized farming.

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Explosives Handling

Manufacturing or handling explosives and pyrotechnic products.

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Power-Driven or Explosive Tools

Using or being exposed to power-driven tools that operate using explosives or compressed air.

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Biological Hazards

Exposure to biological agents such as bacteria, fungi, viruses, protozoa, nematodes, or parasites.

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Employer Registration

Every employer must register their business with the Regional Labor Office.

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Registration Unit

The establishment, regardless of its size, is considered a single unit for registration purposes.

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Registration Timeframe

Existing businesses need to register within 60 days of the registration policy's implementation, while new businesses need to register 30 days before commencing operations.

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Health and Safety Committee

A group of employees who work together to improve workplace safety and health.

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Committee Composition

The size and composition of a Health and Safety Committee depends on the number of workers in a workplace.

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Committee Chairperson

The manager or their representative is usually the chair of the Health and Safety Committee.

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Union Representation

Workers must be union members if the workplace is unionized.

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Type B Committee

Committees for workplaces with over 200 to 400 employees have specific roles for members including department heads, supervisors, workers, and a company physician.

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Type C Committee

Committees for workplaces with 100 to 200 employees include a manager, foreman, workers, and a nurse.

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Type D Committee

Committees for workplaces with fewer than 100 employees include a manager, foreman, workers, and a first-aider.

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Joint Coordinating Committee

When multiple businesses share a building, a Joint Coordinating Committee is formed to manage safety across all businesses.

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Training for Occupational Safety and Health

The Bureau, either directly or through accredited organizations, provides training programs to ensure the competence of individuals responsible for implementing occupational safety and health standards.

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What does the Bureau prescribe regarding training programs?

The Bureau lays out the essential content for training programs in occupational safety and health, including updates based on current practices and technology.

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How does the Bureau ensure the quality of training?

The Bureau regularly checks accredited organizations that conduct occupational safety and health training to assess their compliance, training effectiveness, and staff competency.

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What is accreditation for occupational safety and health training?

Accreditation is granted to organizations or groups that fulfill specific criteria to deliver occupational safety and health training.

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What are the criteria for the content of training courses?

Accredited organizations must follow a Bureau-approved course of study for their training programs, with any deviations requiring prior authorization.

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What facilities are required for training programs?

Accredited organizations must have adequate facilities, including laboratories, libraries, training rooms, and equipment for their programs.

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What are the qualifications for training staff?

The training staff at accredited organizations must be recognized by the Bureau, trained by the Bureau or accredited organizations, and certified as competent.

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How does the Bureau evaluate training program effectiveness?

The Bureau conducts audits to assess compliance with the criteria set forth for accreditation, training effectiveness, and the competence of the training staff.

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Safety Man: Role

The Safety Man is the employer's primary assistant in developing and implementing safety strategies at the workplace.

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Safety Man: Secretary Duties

The Safety Man creates meeting minutes, reports on recommendations, and notifies committee members about meetings.

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Safety Man: Advisory Role

The Safety Man advises both the employer and workers on all aspects of health and safety.

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Safety Man: Accident Investigation

The Safety Man investigates accidents, analyzes the causes, and submits reports to the employer.

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Safety Man: Training Coordinator

The Safety Man organizes and implements all safety training programs for employees and the employer.

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Safety Man: Safety Inspections

The Safety Man conducts safety inspections as part of the Health and Safety Committee.

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Safety Man: Accident Records

The Safety Man maintains accident records and works with supervisors to eliminate accident causes.

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Safety Man: Government Collaboration

The Safety Man assists government agencies with safety inspections, accident investigations, and related programs.

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Dangerous Occurrences

An event that could result in serious harm to workers or significant damage to the workplace, requiring immediate investigation and reporting.

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Examples of Dangerous Occurrences

These are specific examples of dangerous occurrences that require an employer to investigate and report to the Regional Labor Office.

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Boiler Explosion

A boiler explosion used for heating or power.

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Pressurized Container Explosion

An explosion of a pressurized container holding gases or liquids.

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Bursting Wheel

A failure or rupture of a rapidly spinning wheel, grinder, or grinding wheel.

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Crane or Lifting Equipment Failure

A collapse, overturning, or malfunction of a crane or other lifting apparatus.

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Fire or Explosion Causing Workplace Damage

A fire or explosion that severely damages a workplace, causing a significant disruption in operations.

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Workplace Shutdown Due to Fire or Explosion

An explosion or fire that severely damages a workplace and leads to a complete shutdown of work for more than 24 hours.

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Study Notes

Occupational Safety and Health Standards (OSH)

  • Registration (Rule 1020): Employers must register their businesses with the Regional Labor Office within 60 days (existing businesses) or 30 days before operation (new businesses).
  • Registration uses DOLE-BWC-IP-3 form (three copies), for free and lifetime validity unless criteria change (business name, location, ownership, re-opening)
  • Registration includes a 1:100-scale layout plan of the workplace, showing features like storage, exits, aisles, machinery, clinic, and emergency devices, on white or blue prints.

Training of Personnel (Rule 1030)

  • Training Programs: The Bureau conducts continuing programs to improve personnel qualified for OSH provisions.
  • Bureau-prescribed programs incorporate current trends, practices, & technologies in consultation with relevant organizations.
  • Accreditation: Organizations can be accredited to conduct OSH training.
  • Criteria for Training: Accredited organizations must follow prescribed courses, have facilities (labs, libraries, training rooms, equipment), & trained & certified staff.
  • Audit Systems: Regular audits assess training compliance and effectiveness. Non-compliance potentially leads to accreditation cancellation.

Health and Safety Committees (Rule 1040)

  • Committee Types: Different committee structures (Type A – E) based on the number of employees (200+, 100-200, <100) in the workplace.
  • Committee Composition: Each committee type has stated roles for Chair, Members (supervisors, workers/union members, company physician/nurse), & Secretary (safety man).
  • Joint Committee (Type E): When multiple workplaces share a building, their committees form a joint committee.

Duties of Safety Man (Rule 1047)

  • Secretary Role: The safety man acts as the employer's assistant, preparing meeting minutes and reporting statuses and activities to the employer
  • Advisory Capacity: Offering guidance on health and safety matters.
  • Accident Investigation: Conducting accident investigations, including those related to deaths or permanent total disabilities; reporting through the required form.
  • Coordination: Managing all safety training for employees and employers, as well as assisting in safety inspections.
  • Maintenance: Helps maintain accident record systems and coordinating actions to prevent accident causes.

Dangerous Occurrences (Rule 1050)

  • Reporting Requirements: Employers must report dangerous occurrences, like explosions, bursts of machines, crane collapses, explosions or fires causing damage, or situations creating a complete workplace suspension or twenty-four-hour stoppage of machinery or plant.

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Test your knowledge on workplace safety regulations and the criteria regarding exposure to occupational hazards. This quiz covers essential topics such as business registration, time frames, and examples of biologic agents that pose risks to workers. Prepare to think critically about safety standards in various establishments.

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