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1. Under the Three Worker Rights, what should you do if you believe a task is unsafe or you do not have the training to do it safely?
A) Perform the task carefully and report it afterward
B) Ask a co-worker to do it instead
C) Refuse the work and report your concern to your supervisor
D) Wait until the next tailgate meeting to mention it
2. Per the Life Saving Rules, what must you do before entering a confined space?
A) Notify your supervisor by radio only
B) Obtain authorization before entering
C) Wear a hard hat and safety glasses
D) Complete a WHMIS refresher
3. When are muster points identified?
A) During tailgate meetings
B) Only after an emergency occurs
C) They are posted at the main gate only
D) Muster points are optional at Tri-Energy sites
4. What must you complete, review with your crew, and sign off on before starting a task?
A) A vehicle inspection form
B) A Field Level Hazard Assessment (FLHA)
C) A right to refuse unsafe work form
D) An equipment inspection form
5. If an incident or near miss occurs, who must you notify first?
A) The President
B) The client representative
C) Your supervisor, immediately
D) The Safety Manager only, in writing
6. Which of the following meets Tri-Energy's eye protection requirement?
A) Any sunglasses
B) Safety glasses with side shields (CAN/CSA Z94.3 or ANSI Z87 approved)
C) Reading glasses
D) Clear safety glasses without side shields
7. What must you do if your temporary ticket expires while you are on site and you have no valid replacement?
A) Continue working and renew it that evening
B) Leave the site until you have a valid replacement
C) Ask a coworker to cover the task
D) Nothing, temporary tickets do not need renewal
8. What is the purpose of the Waste Management Program?
A) To reduce recycling costs only
B) To keep worksites clean, safe, and environmentally responsible
C) To track equipment inventory
D) To replace the Safety Data Sheet binder
9. Under the PAUSE, CHECK, ACT approach, what should you do before beginning work?
A) Begin work immediately and adjust as issues arise
B) Take a moment to look around, understand the hazards, and confirm the work can be done safely
C) Wait for your supervisor to inspect the area for you
D) Only check for hazards if working at height
10. Where must you keep copies of your valid tickets and trade certifications?
A) At home, in case they are requested later
B) With you at all times on site
C) In your vehicle only

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