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InstituteConfined SpacesSafety & HealthConfined SpacesTest Yourself QuestionsGeneral Industry SafetyEnglishAnalysisFocus AreaUSA

Think you know the difference between construction and general industry standards?

How well do you know the differences between construction and general industry standards when it comes to confined spaces? Click below to see answers.

  1. For general industry, a competent person must identify and evaluate all confined spaces on a worksite.
    1. True. A separate, competent evaluator is needed.
    2. False. The employer must identify these spaces.
  2. For construction industry, employers must provide continuous monitoring for atmospheric hazards whenever possible.
    1. True. Continuous monitoring is necessary.
    2. False. The atmosphere must be monitored only as often as needed.
  3. For construction industry, a prohibited condition can result in suspension of the entry permit.
    1. True. Entry permit is suspended or canceled.
    2. False. Entry permit must be canceled immediately.
  4. The coordination requirements are the same for both construction and general industry when multiple employers are working on a site.
    1. True. Coordination requirements are the same.
    2. False. There are additional coordination requirements for construction.

Think you know the difference between construction and general industry standards?: Answers

Test Yourself quiz answers:

  1. b
  2. a
  3. a
  4. b
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InstituteConfined SpacesSafety & HealthConfined SpacesTest Yourself QuestionsGeneral Industry SafetyEnglishAnalysisFocus AreaUSA

Think you know the difference between construction and general industry standards?

InstituteConfined SpacesSafety & HealthConfined SpacesTest Yourself QuestionsGeneral Industry SafetyEnglishAnalysisFocus AreaUSA

How well do you know the differences between construction and general industry standards when it comes to confined spaces? Click below to see answers.

  1. For general industry, a competent person must identify and evaluate all confined spaces on a worksite.
    1. True. A separate, competent evaluator is needed.
    2. False. The employer must identify these spaces.
  2. For construction industry, employers must provide continuous monitoring for atmospheric hazards whenever possible.
    1. True. Continuous monitoring is necessary.
    2. False. The atmosphere must be monitored only as often as needed.
  3. For construction industry, a prohibited condition can result in suspension of the entry permit.
    1. True. Entry permit is suspended or canceled.
    2. False. Entry permit must be canceled immediately.
  4. The coordination requirements are the same for both construction and general industry when multiple employers are working on a site.
    1. True. Coordination requirements are the same.
    2. False. There are additional coordination requirements for construction.

Think you know the difference between construction and general industry standards?: Answers

Test Yourself quiz answers:

  1. b
  2. a
  3. a
  4. b

How well do you know the differences between construction and general industry standards when it comes to confined spaces? Click below to see answers.

  1. For general industry, a competent person must identify and evaluate all confined spaces on a worksite.
    1. True. A separate, competent evaluator is needed.
    2. False. The employer must identify these spaces.
  2. For construction industry, employers must provide continuous monitoring for atmospheric hazards whenever possible.
    1. True. Continuous monitoring is necessary.
    2. False. The atmosphere must be monitored only as often as needed.
  3. For construction industry, a prohibited condition can result in suspension of the entry permit.
    1. True. Entry permit is suspended or canceled.
    2. False. Entry permit must be canceled immediately.
  4. The coordination requirements are the same for both construction and general industry when multiple employers are working on a site.
    1. True. Coordination requirements are the same.
    2. False. There are additional coordination requirements for construction.
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