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['Lockout/Tagout']
['Lockout/Tagout Affected Workers', 'Lockout/Tagout']
06/17/2024
Institute
Lockout/Tagout
Safety & Health
Lockout/Tagout
Test Yourself Questions
General Industry Safety
Lockout/Tagout Affected Workers
English
Analysis
Focus Area
USA
Do these workers need lockout/tagout training?
Test your knowledge of the training requirements for lockout/tagout. Click below to see answers.
- If your company uses temps from a staffing agency that may work in areas where employers use lockout/tagout procedures, you don’t need to worry about training the temps as affected employees.
- True
- False
- The host employer (you) should be familiar with ___________ at your worksite and know which tasks are appropriate to assign to temporary workers.
- The machines and equipment
- Safety devices and procedures
- Emergency procedures
- All of the above
- You must inform the staffing agency of any expectation for the agency to provide training, such as background information on hazardous energy.
- True
- False
- Note that temporary workers may require some training even if they don’t work in areas where lockout/tagout procedures may be used.
- True
- False
Do these workers need lockout/tagout training?: Answers
- False. While the staffing agency must usually ensure that temporary workers receive proper training, the host employer (that’s you) is responsible for providing site-specific training.
- All of the above
- True
- True
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Do these workers need lockout/tagout training?
Test your knowledge of the training requirements for lockout/tagout. Click below to see answers.
- If your company uses temps from a staffing agency that may work in areas where employers use lockout/tagout procedures, you don’t need to worry about training the temps as affected employees.
- True
- False
- The host employer (you) should be familiar with ___________ at your worksite and know which tasks are appropriate to assign to temporary workers.
- The machines and equipment
- Safety devices and procedures
- Emergency procedures
- All of the above
- You must inform the staffing agency of any expectation for the agency to provide training, such as background information on hazardous energy.
- True
- False
- Note that temporary workers may require some training even if they don’t work in areas where lockout/tagout procedures may be used.
- True
- False
Do these workers need lockout/tagout training?: Answers
- False. While the staffing agency must usually ensure that temporary workers receive proper training, the host employer (that’s you) is responsible for providing site-specific training.
- All of the above
- True
- True
Test your knowledge of the training requirements for lockout/tagout. Click below to see answers.
- If your company uses temps from a staffing agency that may work in areas where employers use lockout/tagout procedures, you don’t need to worry about training the temps as affected employees.
- True
- False
- The host employer (you) should be familiar with ___________ at your worksite and know which tasks are appropriate to assign to temporary workers.
- The machines and equipment
- Safety devices and procedures
- Emergency procedures
- All of the above
- You must inform the staffing agency of any expectation for the agency to provide training, such as background information on hazardous energy.
- True
- False
- Note that temporary workers may require some training even if they don’t work in areas where lockout/tagout procedures may be used.
- True
- False
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