C33 California Painting Contractor Safety 2

Question 1

Under Cal/OSHA regulations, at what height must a C-33 painting contractor provide fall protection for employees in general industry?

Accepted Answer

7.5 feet

Answer

4 feet

Answer

6 feet

Answer

10 feet

Question 2

A C-33 contractor is spray-painting in an enclosed space. What is the primary ventilation requirement under Cal/OSHA?

Accepted Answer

Provide mechanical ventilation to keep airborne concentrations below the PEL

Answer

Open all windows and doors

Answer

Use a fan blowing outward

Answer

Ventilation is only required if workers complain of odors

Question 3

What type of respirator must a C-33 contractor provide when employees are spray-applying coatings containing isocyanates?

Accepted Answer

Supplied-air respirator (SAR) or SCBA

Answer

Dust mask (N95)

Answer

Half-face organic vapor respirator

Answer

Full-face P100 respirator

Question 4

A painting crew is working on a scaffold 25 feet high. Under Cal/OSHA, who must inspect the scaffold before each work shift?

Accepted Answer

A competent person designated by the employer

Answer

Any crew member

Answer

A Cal/OSHA inspector

Answer

The property owner

Question 5

Under Cal/OSHA, what determines the maximum wind speed for exterior painting from an elevated work platform?

Accepted Answer

The specific equipment manufacturer's operating specifications

Answer

A universal 15 mph limit

Answer

A universal 20 mph limit

Answer

A universal 25 mph limit

Question 6

A C-33 contractor stores flammable paints at the job site. Under Cal/OSHA, flammable liquid storage cabinets must be labeled with which warning?

Accepted Answer

Flammable - Keep Fire Away

Answer

Caution: Paint Storage

Answer

Danger: Hazardous Materials

Answer

No Smoking Within 50 Feet