Ugochukwu Ezumah

My name is Ugochukwu Ezumah. I was born in May 22nd 1978 basically I'm from abia state Nigeria but I'm currently living in Houston Texas. I'm a married man. By far among most of my meaningful experience was studying mechanical/Production Engineering which made me had so many experiences in field

operations in Engineering like in the year 2000-2001 I had my working experience with Shell Petroleum Development Company on.

1)Maintaining Flow stations and Environmental upgrades

2)Construction of flow line and leak repairs

3)Cathodic protection

4)Design ,construction and test of water treatment plant.

Also had experience with Packs and Services Ltd where I worked as field engineer on different projects like

1)Construction of Administrative block at Federal Medical Center Umuahia Abia State Nigeria.

2)Construction of drainage and culvert at Golf Eatate Enugu Nigeria.

Through all these series of products I had the passion and skills of accountability, inspection and keeping good records of materials delivered on site.

These are part of the working, training and experience I've had but I'm also good in playing soccer and cook good foods as part time hobbies.

• Post-Test (Answers in red and Italics)
• Pos 1
• The Occupational Safety and Health Administration is responsible for a
• Improving worker health and safety protection b
• Developing job performance standards c
• Enforcing worker compensation d
• All of the above
• Pos 2
• OSHA is not responsible for a
• Developing job safety standards b
• Developing job health standards c
• Providing skill training d
• Inspecting employer worksites
• Pos 3
• OSHA enforces occupational safety standards by a
• Inspecting worksites b
• Responding to worker complaints about unsafe working conditions c
• Surveillance and inspection of employers with a history of violations d
• All of the above
• Pos 4
• OSHA provides covered workers with a right to a
• Review current injury logs b
• Receive apprenticeship training c
• Standard/regular work hours d
• Holiday/vacation/personal time off
• Pos 5
• The OSH Act requires a
• Employer workplaces be inspected annually b
• Employers be notified in advance of inspections c
• Employers allow OSHA inspectors into the workplace d
• Employers not participate in inspections to avoid bias
• Pos 6
• OSHA inspections a
• Are conducted without advance notice b
• Are limited to high risk jobs/occupations c
• Cannot be conducted more than once each year d
• Cannot be conducted on the spur-of-a-moment
• Pos 7
• Employers are required to a
• Report only workplace related fatalities b
• Post annual summary of injury and illness c
• Report only serious injuries or illnesses d
• Provide each employee with a medical exam
• Pos 8
• Fall protection does not include a
• Guardrails b
• Safety nets c
• System lockout d
• Personal arrest systems e.g
• Body harness and lanyard
• Pos 9
• Construction fall protection rules apply when the fall distance is 6 feet (or more) on a
• Roofs b
• Steel work c
• Scaffolds d
• Ladders
• Pos 10
• Factors that may contribute to a fall injury or fatality a
• No or little training for risk factors b
• Improper use of safety equipment c
• Horse play on the job d
• All of the above
• Pos 11
• Important in ladder safety is a
• Maintaining three points of contact b
• Having the ladder extend 3 feet beyond the landing c
• Ladder training d
• All of the above
• Pos 12
• Scaffolds and platforms require a
• Daily inspection by a competent person b
• Personal fall arrest systems if over 10 feet c
• Guardrail systems d
• All of the above
• Pos 13
• Use of bucket and aerial lifts requires a
• The height be no more than 30 feet b
• Outriggers are used c
• Two workers be always present d
• All of the above
• Pos 14
• Fall protection in residential construction is not required when a
• The employee is working alone b
• The employee is working on a flat roof with a 40 inch parapet c
• The employee is working 8 foot scaffold d
• The employee is experienced e.g
• A craftsman
• Pos 15
• Fatalities …
• A
• Must be reported as soon as practical b
• Must be reported within 8 hours c
• Must be reported within 24 hours d
• Must be reported by the end of the work week
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