OSHA's System of Inspection Priorities Starts with Imminent Danger, and Catastrophes

question 19

Multiple Choice

OSHA's system of inspection priorities starts with Imminent Danger, and Catastrophes and Fatal Accidents followed in order by:

• A)Complaints and Referrals; Programmed Inspections; Follow-up Inspections.
• B)Follow-up Inspections; Programmed Inspections; Complaints and Referrals.
• C)Programmed Inspections; Follow-up Inspections; Complaints and Referrals.
• D)Complaints and Referrals; Follow-up Inspections; Programmed Inspections.

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Definitions:

Quantity Variance

The difference between the actual quantity of materials or labor used in production and the expected quantity, based on standard costs.

Direct Labor-Hours

The gross hours worked by personnel directly implicated in production operations.

Materials Quantity Variance

The deviation of the actual material usage in manufacturing from the expected standard usage, multiplied by the cost per unit according to standard pricing.

Direct Materials

Raw materials that are directly used in the manufacturing of a product and are easily traceable to it.