The Last Line of Defense Against Occupational Hazards Should Be

question 11

Multiple Choice

The last line of defense against occupational hazards should be:

• A) engineering controls.
• B) modification of work practices.
• C) administrative controls.
• D) use of personal protective equipment.
• E) None of these is correct.

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Definitions:

Clearness

Refers to the quality of being easily understandable or free from ambiguity.

Confidence

The belief in one's abilities or qualities, ensuring self-assurance in one's actions and decisions.

Correctness

Adherence to accuracy, truth, or what is considered right or appropriate in a particular context.

Misunderstanding

A failure to understand something correctly, leading to conflicts or confusion among individuals or groups.