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Test Bank for Management of occupational
health and safety 6th edition by lori francis
bernadette test bank A+
Chapter 1—Introduction


MULTIPLE CHOICE
1. Which of the following occupational illnesses have been around since ancient Egyptian
times?
a. skin diseases
b. liver diseases
c. respiratory problems
d. lung diseases


ANS: c PTS: 1
REF: p. 6
BLM: Remember


2. Which of the following was articulated by the 1974 Royal Commission on Safety in
Mines?
a. requirement for mandatory inspections
b. standards for ventilation
c. system of compensation for injured workers
d. rights of workers


ANS: d PTS: 1
REF: p. 7
BLM: Remember




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3. Which of the following is an example of an employer’s responsibility under OH&S
legislation?
a. providing financial support for injured workers
b. cleaning up the workplace before an inspection
c. conducting research on health and safety issues
d. preparing a written occupational health and safety policy


ANS: d PTS: 1
REF: p. 12
BLM: Remember


4. According to the text, what was the primary reason that supervisors on construction sites
underestimated health and safety risks?
a. They could not recognize unsafe conditions.
b. They believed that risks were unavoidable.
c. They had not experienced any recent accidents.
d. They were obsessed with meeting deadlines.


ANS: a PTS: 1
REF: p. 12
BLM: Remember


5. Which of the following is an economic benefit of effective OH&S programs?
a. a reduction in lost-time costs
b. greater due diligence by employers
c. workers look out for the safety of their coworkers
d. improved health and safety provisions during collective bargaining


ANS: a PTS: 1
REF: p. 4
BLM: Remember

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6. Given that injuries and illnesses stem from what workers “do” on the job, why is OH&S
not managed by the production/operations function?
a. Safety is primarily a labour relations issue.
b. Safety requires compliance with labour law.
c. Safety is an educational issue.
d. Safety is a cost issue.


ANS: b PTS: 1
REF: p. 17
BLM: Higher Order


7. Being an active member of a Joint Health and Safety Committee at work allows workers
to satisfy which one of the principal OH&S employee rights?
a. the right to refuse dangerous work without penalty
b. the right to participate in identifying and correcting health and safety problems
c. the right to know about hazards in the workplace
d. the right to refuse wearing safety equipment that is uncomfortable


ANS: b PTS: 1
REF: p. 7 & 15
BLM: Higher Order


8. What HRM practice would support an enforcement solution to health and safety?
a. compensation
b. orientation and training
c. performance management
d. job analysis and job design


ANS: c PTS: 1
REF: p. 16

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BLM: Higher Order


9. If XL Foods in Alberta claims that it did everything it could to make sure its own
employees were protected from risks due to tainted meat, on what legal defense are they relying?
a. due process
b. internal responsibility
c. due diligence


d. assumption of risk


ANS: c PTS: 1
REF: p. 10
BLM: Higher Order


10. What important safety standard was first established in Ontario in the late nineteenth
century?
a. guards on manufacturing machinery
b. appropriate lighting
c. proper ventilation
d. eye protection


ANS: a PTS: 1
REF: p. 7
BLM: Remember


11. What legislation resulted in the removal of the right of workers to sue their employers for
work-related injuries and/or illnesses?
a. the Federal Agency and Health Act
b. the Occupational Health and Safety Act
c. the Canada Labour Code
d. the Workers’ Compensation Act

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