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Permit-Required Confined Spaces - Attendant

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1. A “confined space” is defined as having limited means of entrance or exit, can be bodily entered, and is not designed for continuous occupancy. *a. Trueb. False

2. Which of the following is not one of the four characteristics needed for a confined space to be considered permit-required? *a. The potential to contain a hazardous atmosphereb. The potential to cause claustrophobiac. The potential for engulfing an entrantd. Any recognized serious safety or health hazard

3. Behavioral effects of oxygen deficiency include all but which of the following? *a. Impaired coordinationb. Increased respirationc. Disorientationd. Double vision

4. The primary danger of oxygen enrichment is that it creates a serious fire hazard. *a. Trueb. False

5. You can determine a safe level of flammable gases or vapors in a confined space by determining the concentration in relation to the lower explosive limit (LEL). *a. Trueb. False

6. Which of the following is not a hazard of toxic gases in a confined space? *a. Asphyxiationb. Blindnessc. Irritationd. None of these

7. Confined space attendants should stay in constant communication with the entrants so they can monitor their activity and listen for behavioral effects of exposure to hazards. *a. Trueb. False

8. For which of the following reasons should the attendant call for an evacuation by all of the entrants? *a. A prohibited condition is detected.b. An entrant shows behavioral effects of hazards.c. A dangerous situation exists outside the space.d. All of these.

9. An attendant performs nonentry rescue of an entrant by making sure entrants wear a full-body harness that is connected to a lifeline while the attendant uses a mechanical device to pull the entrant out of the space. *a. Trueb. False

10. Attendants summon the confined space rescue team by tapping Morse code on the side of the confined space. *a. Trueb. False

Permit-Required Confined Spaces - Entrant

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1. Which of the following criteria are needed for a space to be considered confined? *a. Not for occupancyb. Worker can enterc. Limited accessd. All of these

2. Which of the following hazards require a confined space to be permit-required? *a. Hazardous atmosphereb. Potential for engulfmentc. Trapping configurationd. All of these

3. Which of the following is not a permit-required confined space? *a. Grain binsb. Below-grade trenchesc. Storage tanksd. Underground tunnels

4. The entry supervisor should terminate the permit when entry operations are complete or the permit conditions are violated. *a. Trueb. False

5. If the space contains a toxic material, the entrant needs to know all the following except: *a. Chemical route of entryb. Symptoms of exposurec. Consequences of exposured. The name of the rescue service

6. The primary duty of the attendant is to keep noninvolved coworkers out of the area. *a. Trueb. False

7. The order of preference for the three forms of rescue is self-rescue, nonentry rescue, and entry rescue. *a. Trueb. False

8. When descending into an atmosphere, the space should be monitored at intervals of every 3 feet (ft) of depth. *a. Trueb. False

9. Which of the following is not a routine hazard control measure that one might take before entry? *a. Lockoutb. Fire drillc. Ventilationd. Hot work permit

10. Nonsparking tools are used in a dangerous atmosphere. *a. Trueb. False

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