An Employer Is Deemed to Have Had Constructive Knowledge of a Recognized

question 39

Multiple Choice

An employer is deemed to have had constructive knowledge of a recognized hazard when:

• A) past safety practices imply that the employer was aware of the hazard, and the hazard was so obvious that anyone would have been aware of it.
• B) it has been the subject of a prior OSHA citation.
• C) at least one prior injury has arisen out of the hazard.
• D) the industry recognizes the hazard even if the employer doesn't actually know of the hazard.

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Definitions:

Project Manager's Job

The role responsible for planning, executing, and closing projects, ensuring they are completed on time, within budget, and according to specifications.

Disciplined Scheduling

The practice of organizing and managing one's time and tasks with strict adherence to set rules and routines to enhance productivity.

Flexible Time Frame

A scheduling approach that allows for variations in working hours, deadlines, or project timelines to accommodate different needs or circumstances.

External Control

Occurs through direct supervision or administrative systems such as rules and procedures.