Common Safety Orientation (CSO) Practice Test

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Who is responsible for ensuring that seat belts are worn in all vehicles?

Only military personnel
Only civilian personnel
All employees, both military and civilian
Supervisors only

The correct answer is: All employees, both military and civilian

The responsibility for ensuring that seat belts are worn in all vehicles extends to all employees, both military and civilian. This emphasizes a collective commitment to safety within an organization. Seat belt usage is a critical component of vehicle safety, helping to minimize the risk of injury in the event of an accident. By making all employees accountable, organizations foster a culture of safety that can lead to greater awareness and compliance. In addition, establishing seat belt usage as a shared responsibility reinforces the importance of safety regulations for everyone regardless of their role within the organization.