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California Health and Safety Free Test

Want to test your knowledge of the "California Health and Safety" exam? This free practice test is all about helping you ace the concepts you need to pass for your Contractor's License.

Here's the deal: there are over 200 questions lurking in the system, but you'll get 30 random ones to tackle in just 90 minutes. Don't worry, these questions are designed to mirror the kind of stuff you'll need to know.

The best part? This practice test is totally free, and you can take it as many times as you want! No two tests will be the same, so it's a great way to keep practicing and building your knowledge.

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A roofing jobsite should have fire extinguishers placed:

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In general, what kind of extension cord should you use?

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Platforms or floors of suspended (swing) scaffolds must be free from knots or fractures impairing their strength and must not be less than _____ wide.

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What is the longest ladder that Cal/OSHA allows?

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Which of the following statements about toilets on a jobsite is NOT correct?

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A fire extinguisher rated 20B has enough extinguishing agent to provide _____ of coverage.

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A safety rail of wood or other equally rigid material of adequate strength is required if the working platform of any scaffolding that is swung or suspended from an overhead support is more than:

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During demolition, when chutes are used to load trucks to haul away material:

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Safety devices such as guardrails are required when someone is working on a platform:

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The best way to fix a gas leak is by ______.

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According to Cal/OSHA, the top handrail around scaffolding should be at what MINIMUM height?

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Where employees might be exposed to an atmosphere with a concentration of a flammable gas in excess of _____ of the lower flammable limit of the gas, appropriate precautions must be taken.

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Where must the emergency control be installed for a refrigeration room?

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A device that typically uses a cable or chain, attached at each end, to move objects by means of leverage is called a(n):

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Explosives must be kept clear of electrical circuits by at least:

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Which of the following tools require a constant-contact on/off switch?

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What is the minimum distance a worker must be from an overhead high-voltage line?

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An employer must test the air at a work place for asbestos concentration if it exceeds__ cc air over an 8-hour period.

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What do all of the following hand-held tools have in common?

1. hand-held powered circular saws with a blade diameter of more than 2 inches
2. electric, hydraulic, or pneumatic chain saws, and reciprocating saws
3. many percussion tools
4. powered drills, tappers, and fastener drivers
5. horizontal, vertical, and angle grinders with wheels greater than 2 inches in diameter
6. disc sanders with discs greater than 2 inches in diameter, and belt sanders
7. saber, scroll, and jig saws with blade shanks greater than 1/4 inch.

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During asbestos removal, asbestos may not be _________.

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What color tag does Cal/OSHA place on a piece of equipment that is unsafe and needs repair?

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What should you do FIRST if a gas line is severed while you are doing excavation work?

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When placing a ladder, the distance from the wall to the foot of the ladder should be equal to _____ of the distance from the ground to the top support.

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A rolling stage requires locking wheels at _____ in height.

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What type of fire extinguisher must be used near a hot tar kettle in use on a roofing job?

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No one is allowed to ride on loads, hooks, or slings of any:

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Poisons can be_____ .

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Float scaffolds must be at least ____ in size.

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On a job you notice that a journey-level electrician, while using a meter on an energized circuit, is using insulated tools and mat, wearing suitable gloves, and is observing other safety practices. The electrician also keeps one hand in a pocket. Why is he or she doing this?

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An upright bar, post, or frame forming a support or barrier is called a(n):

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How much of the California Trade exams focus on Health and Safety?

The percentage focus on health and safety in CSLB exams varies depending on the specific license you’re pursuing. However, it’s generally considered a significant and essential part of most CSLB exams. Here’s a breakdown:

    • High Focus (20-40%):
        • Licenses involving electrical work, like the C-46 Solar Contractor License or the C-10 Electrical Contractor License, tend to have a high emphasis on health and safety due to the potential electrical hazards. These exams will cover safe electrical installation practices, electrical code requirements, and proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE).

        • Licenses involving potentially hazardous materials or dangerous work environments, like the C-11 Asbestos Abatement Contractor License or the A General Engineering Contractor License, will also have a strong focus on health and safety regulations specific to those materials or environments.

    • Moderate Focus (10-20%):
        • Many other CSLB licenses, even those not directly dealing with electricity or hazardous materials, will still dedicate a portion of the exam to general construction safety principles. This might include topics like fall protection while working at heights, proper use of ladders and scaffolding, trench safety, and fire safety protocols on construction sites.

    • Lower Focus (Minimal):
        • A few CSLB licenses might have a minimal focus on health and safety if the work they cover is considered inherently low-risk. An example could be a C-33 Painting and Decorating Contractor License, though even these exams may touch on basic safety practices like proper ventilation when using certain paints.

Here are some resources to learn more about the health and safety focus of specific CSLB exams:

    • CSLB Exam Content Outlines: The CSLB may also offer “Content Outlines” for some exams, which detail the exam format and weighting of different topics. These can help you gauge the importance placed on health and safety within the exam.

By reviewing the resources above for your target CSLB license, you can get a clearer picture of the specific health and safety knowledge and practices expected from a licensed contractor in that field.

What are some Health and Safety questions that might be on the test?

The specific health and safety questions on a CSLB exam will depend on the type of license you’re pursuing. However, here are some general examples of health and safety questions you might encounter on various CSLB exams:

Electrical Safety (C-46 Solar Contractor License, C-10 Electrical Contractor License):

    • What are the National Electrical Code (NEC) requirements for grounding solar photovoltaic (PV) systems?
    • How do you identify and avoid electrical hazards during solar panel installation?
    • What personal protective equipment (PPE) is required when working on electrical components?
    • What are the proper procedures for de-energizing and lockout/tagout of electrical equipment before working on it?

Fall Protection:

    • What fall protection systems are required when working at heights (above 6 feet)?
    • How do you inspect and maintain fall protection equipment like harnesses and lifelines?
    • What are the safe ladder usage practices to prevent falls?

Trench Safety:

    • What are the OSHA trench safety standards for depth, sloping, and shoring requirements?
    • How do you identify and avoid potential trench collapses?
    • What rescue procedures should be followed in case of a trench collapse?

Hazardous Materials:

    • How do you identify and safely handle asbestos-containing materials (ACMs) (if applicable to your license)?
    • What are the proper procedures for lead paint removal or abatement (if applicable)?
    • What personal protective equipment is required when working with hazardous materials?

General Construction Safety:

    • What are the fire safety protocols for construction sites?
    • How do you prevent and control dust exposure on a construction site?
    • What are the safe lifting techniques to avoid back injuries?
    • How do you recognize and report unsafe work conditions on a construction site?

These are just a few examples, and the actual questions will vary in wording and complexity depending on the exam.

Here are some additional tips for preparing for the health and safety portion of your CSLB exam:

    • Review the CSLB Examination Study Guide: As mentioned earlier, the CSLB provides study guides that outline the topics covered in each exam. Pay close attention to the health and safety sections.
    • Focus on Code Requirements: Many health and safety regulations are established by national codes like the National Electrical Code (NEC) or OSHA standards. Understanding these codes will be crucial for answering exam questions.
    • Practice with Sample Questions: There are various resources online and in textbooks that offer sample CSLB exam questions, including those focused on health and safety including CPE’s practice test above.

    By studying the relevant material and understanding the importance of health and safety practices, you can increase your chances of success on the health and safety portion of your CSLB exam.

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