Common Safety Orientation (CSO) Practice Test

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Where is smoking allowed according to the Navy and installation policy?

In parked vehicles
In designated outdoor areas only
In employees' personal offices
Nowhere within facility grounds

The correct answer is: In designated outdoor areas only

The policy regarding smoking aligns with a commitment to maintaining a safe and healthy environment. Smoking is permitted exclusively in designated outdoor areas to ensure that non-smokers, including employees and visitors, are not exposed to secondhand smoke. This approach helps to minimize health risks associated with smoking and to comply with safety regulations that many military installations and organizations implement to protect public health. By designating specific outdoor areas for smoking, the policy aims to control where smoking occurs, reducing its impact on the general population within the facility. This strategic approach fosters a cleaner, healthier environment and supports initiatives focused on improving air quality and promoting wellness among personnel.