Learn the basics, then practise
Start with a short round or try all 20 original practice questions. You can learn one answer at a time or take a timed round.
What you will practise
| Fall protection | 5 questions |
| Scaffolds and ladders | 4 questions |
| Electrical safety | 4 questions |
| Hazard communication | 3 questions |
| Trenching and tools | 4 questions |
Key ideas to know
- Spot the hazard before you begin a task. Falling, moving machinery and electrical energy are common risks.
- Ask who the competent person is when work involves excavations or other higher-risk areas.
- Read product labels and safety data sheets before using chemicals.
- Use fall protection and safe access equipment that matches the task.
Try three sample questions
A worker sees an open floor hole. What should happen first?
Answer: Keep people away and arrange a proper cover or guard
Floor openings need suitable protection so a worker cannot fall.
A ladder is damaged before work starts. What is the safest choice?
Answer: Take it out of use and report it
Damaged ladders must be removed from service until repaired or replaced.
Which document explains chemical hazards and safe handling?
Answer: Safety Data Sheet (SDS)
The SDS explains a product’s hazards, precautions and emergency information.
Official exam resources
Check the official source: OSHA Outreach program FAQ ↗
Independent hazard-awareness review. This site does not provide OSHA cards or certified training.