OSHA 10 - Machine Guarding Verified Answers
1. Which of the following is an example of a machine guarding hazard? ️Flying chips and sparks
created by a machine
2. Are the moving parts on a machine a potential machine guarding hazard? ️False
3. What are the three basic areas of a machine...
1. Which of the following is an example of a machine guarding hazard? ✔️Flying chips and sparks
created by a machine
2. Are the moving parts on a machine a potential machine guarding hazard? ✔️False
3. What are the three basic areas of a machine that require safeguarding? ✔️Point of Operation, Power
Transmission Apparatus, Other Moving Parts
4. Is the point of operation the area on a machine where the work is performed? If so, it must be
guarded. ✔️True
5. Which of the following is a type of mechanical action hazard? ✔️Punching
6. What is not a requirement for safeguards? ✔️Creates a new hazard
7. What should proper training include in regards to machine guarding? (Select all that apply)
✔️Describing and identifying any potential hazards associated with specific machines, describing
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