OSH Security Practice Test

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Prepare for the OSH Security Test with comprehensive quizzes designed to help you master key concepts and skills. Our engaging multiple-choice questions are paired with hints and detailed explanations, ensuring you are fully prepared for your upcoming examination.

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What should a security guard NOT do when at a crime scene?

Securing the area
Noting and recording everything
Smoking a cigarette
None of the above

The correct answer is: Smoking a cigarette

The appropriate action for a security guard at a crime scene includes maintaining the integrity of the scene and ensuring that valuable evidence is preserved. Smoking a cigarette in such an environment is not only unprofessional but could introduce foreign substances that might compromise evidence. In contrast, securing the area is vital for preventing unauthorized access and protecting potential evidence from contamination or tampering. Additionally, noting and recording everything is essential for documentation and can assist law enforcement investigations. Therefore, smoking a cigarette would interfere with these critical responsibilities and is clearly inappropriate behavior in such a serious context.