Is a certified foreman allowed to supervise more than three red hats at one time?

• A. Yes
• B. No
• C. Yes, but no more than five
• D. Yes, up to seven

Answer: (C)

A certified foreman is limited in how many workers wearing red hats they can directly supervise on a shift. This keeps supervision effective, ensuring clear communication, quick safety oversight, and proper regulatory compliance. The maximum allowed is five red-hatted workers under one foreman at any one time, so supervising more than three is allowed but must not exceed five. Going beyond five would require another supervisor to maintain adequate oversight. The other options either ignore the limit, state an incorrect smaller limit, or propose a higher maximum than the rule allows.