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Working at heights quiz: 13 practice questions (Ontario)

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Fall protection on Ontario construction projects in 13 questions: when it is required, the order of methods, fall arrest systems, rescue, inspection and the working at heights training rules. Free quiz with instant feedback and a short explanation citing the rule for every answer. Based on Ontario law (Occupational Health and Safety Act and its regulations); other provinces and territories have their own rules. Practice material written by Quizhat: these are not the questions of any official test or assessment, and Quizhat is not affiliated with Health Canada, CCOHS, the Ontario Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development, the Chief Prevention Officer or any training provider. Sources: Ontario Regulation 213/91 (Construction Projects), ss. 26 to 26.9; Ontario Regulation 297/13 (Occupational Health and Safety Awareness and Training), ss. 6 to 10.

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Les questions du quiz

Question 1 · Choix unique · 60 s · 1 pt

On an Ontario construction project, fall protection is required when a worker may fall more than:

  • 1 metre
  • 3 metres
  • 6 metres
  • 10 metres

Question 2 · Choix unique · 60 s · 1 pt

When is fall protection required for a fall of more than 1.2 metres?

  • When the area is a path for wheelbarrows or similar
  • When the worker is under 18 years of age
  • When the worker is carrying a load heavier than 23 kg
  • When the work at that height lasts over an hour

Question 3 · Choix unique · 60 s · 1 pt

Which situation needs fall protection at any height?

  • A worker is on a step stool in an office
  • A worker walks along a level concrete floor at grade
  • A worker is inside a closed vehicle
  • A worker could fall into operating machinery

Question 4 · Choix unique · 60 s · 1 pt

If a guardrail system is not practicable, which method ranks highest?

  • A safety net below the work area
  • A fall arrest system
  • A travel restraint system
  • Warning signs and barrier tape

Question 5 · Choix unique · 60 s · 1 pt

What does a fall arrest system consist of?

  • A waist safety belt with a lanyard tied to the nearest guardrail
  • A full body harness, shock-absorbing lanyard and fixed support
  • A rope tied around the worker's waist and a fixed anchor
  • A hard hat with a chin strap and non-slip boots

Question 6 · Choix unique · 60 s · 1 pt

What is the maximum peak fall arrest force a fall arrest system may put on a worker?

  • 8 kilonewtons
  • 2 kilonewtons
  • 16 kilonewtons
  • 22 kilonewtons

Question 7 · Choix unique · 60 s · 1 pt

Before a worker uses a fall arrest system or a safety net, what must the employer have?

  • A signed waiver from the worker
  • A doctor's certificate of fitness
  • Permission from the building owner
  • Written procedures for rescuing a worker

Question 8 · Choix unique · 60 s · 1 pt

How often must a fall arrest system be inspected by a competent worker?

  • Once a month
  • Once a year
  • Before each use
  • Once every three months

Question 9 · Choix unique · 60 s · 1 pt

A worker's fall has been arrested by the system. What happens to the equipment?

  • It can be used again once it looks undamaged
  • It stays out of service until the maker certifies it
  • The lanyard is replaced and the harness reused
  • The worker inspects it and decides whether to reuse it

Question 10 · Choix unique · 60 s · 1 pt

How long is approved working at heights training valid in Ontario?

  • 3 years from successful completion
  • 1 year
  • 5 years
  • For life

Question 11 · Choix unique · 60 s · 1 pt

Who approves working at heights training programs and training providers in Ontario?

  • Each employer
  • The Workplace Safety and Insurance Board
  • The worker's union
  • The Chief Prevention Officer

Question 12 · Choix unique · 60 s · 1 pt

How high must the top of a guardrail system be above the surface it is installed on?

  • Between 0.5 m and 0.7 m
  • Between 1.5 m and 1.8 m
  • Between 0.9 m and 1.1 m
  • Between 1.2 m and 1.4 m

Question 13 · Choix unique · 60 s · 1 pt

How many people may use one lanyard at a time?

  • Two
  • One
  • Three
  • As many as the anchor allows

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