OHST Exam Prep Series | Field2Compliance
Welcome to the Field2Compliance OHST Exam Prep Series, your guide to mastering the Occupational Health and Safety Technologist (OHST) exam.
In this video—Volume 2 of the Basic Hazards Study Guide—you’ll strengthen your understanding of physical hazards, engineering controls, fire prevention, and PPE alignment as they appear in Domain 3: Hazard Identification and Control of the BCSP OHST blueprint.
This lesson builds on the foundations introduced in Volume 1, moving from theory to practical field application and test interpretation. Drawing insight from OHST Exam Secrets by Mometrix and The Safety Professional’s Reference & Study Guide by Yates (not affiliated), you’ll learn how to distinguish between hazard categories, prioritize controls, and interpret exam-style phrasing for workplace safety scenarios.
Perfect for candidates preparing for the OHST, CHST, or ASP exam, this guide also benefits active safety professionals who want a structured, fast-paced review of OSHA standards, hazard control hierarchies, and NFPA fire safety concepts.
What You’ll Learn
• How to identify physical hazards such as pressurized systems, confined spaces, and elevated work
• Distinctions between engineering, administrative, and PPE controls
• Field examples of NFPA fire safety rules and grounding standards
• How to calculate fall clearance and scaffold height safety
• How to interpret OSHA terminology in multiple-choice questions
• Review of machine safety, excavation, and housekeeping hazards
• Integration of hazard recognition with field control applications
This video continues your preparation for Domain 3 and connects to Domain 2, reinforcing administrative safety management, inspections, and control verification methods.
Chapters
00:00 OHST Exam Introduction – Physical Hazards & Controls (Vol. 2 overview)
0:58 Lockout/Tagout – Energy types, verification, and steps
1:35 Heat Stress – Signs, response & prevention
2:35 Cold Stress – Symptoms and field prevention
3:20 Hierarchy of Controls – Selecting the right method
4:00 PPE vs. Engineering Controls – Which comes first?
4:50 Pressurized Systems & Dip Tanks – Reliefs, covers, and showers
5:20 Spray Booths & Combustible Dust – Grounding and fire prevention
6:00 Confined Spaces – Permit systems & confined area readiness
7:40 Underground Construction 1926.800 – Entry, rescue, and egress
8:20 Fall Protection 6ft Rule – Inspection and clearances
8:50 Fall Clearance Math – 17.5 ft example
9:20 PFAS Components & Limits – Straps, anchors, & CAZ
10:00 Scaffolding 4:1 Rule – Full planking & guardrails
10:30 Aerial/Scissor Lifts – ANSI A92.6
11:20 Walking-Working Surfaces – Widths, rails, and covers
12:00 Key Takeaways – Summary & Next Steps
Why It Matters
Physical and mechanical hazards account for a significant portion of the OHST exam—and mastering this content helps you:
• Recognize hazards quickly and link them to the correct OSHA or NFPA standards
• Apply engineering and administrative controls effectively in both test and field settings
• Build real-world context for exam topics such as LOTO, PPE, and fall protection
• Improve comprehension speed for exam questions using technical vocabulary
Study Resources
Watch the full 1-hour session: • Видео
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Continue your learning through the Field2Compliance OHST Exam Prep Series:
• OHST Domain 2 & 3 Playlist – Safety Programs & Hazard Control
• OHST Domain 5 – Emergency Preparedness & Response
• OHST Domain 6–7 – Communication, Training & Ethics
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