WPR) Questions & Answers
1-Who must sign a work permit issuer or receiver certificate?
a-The designated representative.
b-The issuer or receiver.
c-The superintendent of issuer or receiver.
d-The foreman of the issuer or receiver.
2-For how long is a work permit issuer or received certificate valid?
a- 1 year.
b- 6 months.
c- 2 years.
d- 90 days.
3-What are two important reasons for using work permit?
a-To communicate and control work.
b-To track contractors and mange emergencies.
c-To designate representatives and communicate.
d-To track work hours and contractor names.
4-Why do we use work permits in hazardous areas?
a-To identify a designated representative.
b-To identify receivers.
c-To identify hazards and precautions.
d-To check expired
certification.
5-For what conditions are work permits issued?
a-Specific work ar a specific location.
b-General equipment at small work sites.
c-General work at a general location.
d-Specific tools at a general location.
6-What is listed on a work permit?
a-OSHA safety precautions.
b-Minimum safety precaution.
c-Maximum safety precaution.
d-Government safety precaution.
7-Why do we use the work permit system?
a-To monitor contractor work hours.
b-To renew certificates.
c-To prevent incidents.
d-To log incidents.
8-What does a restricted area require?
a-That extensions are short term.
b-That work permits are issued.
c-That certificates are issued.
d-That receivers respond to emergencies.
9-Whan can a work permit issuer decide that a work permit is not needed in a restricted area?
a-When he decides the work is low risk.
b-When the work is cols work.
c-When a joint site inspection is not needed.
d-Never! They are always required in restricted areas.
10-Select the choice where every item is a restricted area.
a-Pump stations, sewage plants, wells.
b-Wells, loading piers, dining halls.
c-Communications buildings, wells, fenced areas.
d-Wells, office building, welding shops.
11-Examples of low risk work are:
a-Cold work light work and non-destructive testing.
b-Spray painting water-washing and turbine work.
c-Sweeping visual inspecting and minor cleaning.
d-Brush painting, abrasive blasting and sweeping.
12-A specific area is not normally categorized as restricted. Who makes the final decision whether
this area should be categorize as restricted?
a-Area superintendent.
b-GI 2.100.
c-Loss prevention.
d-Department Manager
13-Why is a designated representative sometimes used?
a-Too many safety problems were found.
b-The receiver did not come to work.
c-The gas tester found high LEL reading.
d-The issuer may be busy and need help.
14-What are the receivers main responsibilities?
a-Being the designed main representative.
b-Responding to operational emergencies.
c-Filling in for the issuer when the issuer must leave.
d-Complying with safety precautions and signing the permit.
15-An issuer has which responsibilities?
a-Issues and receives work permits.
b-Defines precautions and stands in for the receiver
c-Supervises the work crew and signs the permit.
d-Defines safety precaution and signs the work permit.
16-A receiver must be what?
a-A qualified engineer.
b-A senior contractor manager.
c-A senior craftsman.
d-A designated repersentive.
17-What is a work permit issuer responsible for?
a-Extending
certificates.
b-Nothing once he issues a permit.
c-The receivers action.
d-Equipment or a work area.
18-What can the designated representative do?
a-Accept the receivers responsibilities.
b-Sign the work permit.
c-Inspect the work site.
d-Authorize the receiver to leave.
19-What joint responsibility do issuers and receivers share?
a-Naming the designated representative.
b-Taking gas tests.
c-Doing the work.
d-Safety at the work site.
20-Why is it important that the issuer tell the receiver about safety hazards he may find at a job site?
a-The receiver does not read the work permit.
b-The receiver must respond to emergencies.
c-The receiver may not have worked in the area before.
d-The receiver must take gas test.
21-What two things must the issuer do before issuing a work permit?
a-Close the work permit and check the receivers certificate.
b-Check the recivers certifcate and get countersignatures.
c-Renew certificates and get countersignatures.
d-Provide first aid and assign a fire watch.
22-Who goes on the joint site inspection?
a-The issuer and gas tester.
b-The issuer and the area foreman.
c-The issuer and receiver.
d-The receiver and gas tester.
23-What two things must the receiver do before receiving a work permit?
a-Read the permit and agree to air condition.
b-Take gas tests and check scot air packs.
c-Extend the permit and take gas tests.
d-Train the fire watch and renew the permit.
24-Where must the receiver keep the work permit after it is issued?
a-With a senior crewmember.
b-Dismayed at the jobsite or in his possession.
c-In the control room.
d-Within 75 feet of the work site.
25-When can a receiver leave the job site?
a-When all hot work is stopped.
b-When gas tests read 0.0% LEL.
c-When the issuer has given him permission.
d-Before confined space entry.
