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A worker sprays solvent coating in a small room with poor ventilation. What should be addressed?

Correct Answer

B) Ventilation control.

Solvent use in enclosed areas can create inhalation and fire hazards; ventilation and controls are needed.

Answer Options
A
Fire-safe storage.
B
Ventilation control.
C
Remove or control water.
D
Struck-by exposure.

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Solvent use in enclosed areas can create inhalation and fire hazards; ventilation and controls are needed.

Why the Other Options Are Wrong

Option A: Fire-safe storage.

Fire-safe storage. may relate to another site control, but it does not remove or guard the ventilation and chemicals exposure being tested.

Option C: Remove or control water.

Remove or control water. may relate to another site control, but it does not remove or guard the ventilation and chemicals exposure being tested.

Option D: Struck-by exposure.

Struck-by exposure. may relate to another site control, but it does not remove or guard the ventilation and chemicals exposure being tested.

Memory Technique

Name the harm before the guard; fire-safe, storage, remove cannot stand in for Planning Interior.

Reference Hint

Study anchor (closed-book): memorize Ventilation and chemicals from Cal/OSHA Title 8 Construction Safety Orders; CSLB B General Building. / Cal/OSHA Title 8 ventilation and hazardous substance controls; know the rule or calculation trigger without relying on exam-room lookup.

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