Self-Test A-2.5: Use the Occupational Health and Safety Regulation

Complete Self-Test A-2.5 and check your answers.

1. What do the letters OHS stand for?
   1. Operational Health Standards
   2. Organized Health Stipulations
   3. Organized Health Specifications
   4. Occupational Health and Safety
2. Where in the OHS Regulation would you find information on fall protection?
   1. Part 33: Fall Arrest
   2. Parts 1–4: Core Requirements
   3. Parts 5–19: General Hazard Requirements
   4. Parts 20–32: Industry/Activity Specific Requirements
3. If a worker needs information to help interpret OHS regulations associated with common safety situations that can arise in the trades, what resources can he or she find in the OHS Regulation?
   1. Policies
   2. Guidelines
   3. Shop Rules
   4. IPT Handbook
4. The OHS Regulation is written specifically for employers, not workers.
   1. True
   2. False
5. It is important that a worker can locate and interpret the OHS Regulation.
   1. True
   2. False
6. The OHS Regulation can provide helpful information and safety guidelines to be used on the job site.
   1. True
   2. False

Answer Key: Self-Test A-2.5 is on the other page.