Health & Safety Awareness

The screen should be positioned at eye level to the top of the monitor to ensure proper ergonomics and reduce strain on the neck and eyes. This position allows for a comfortable viewing angle where you are looking straight ahead or slightly down at the monitor. It helps maintain a neutral posture and prevents neck and shoulder pain that can occur when looking too far up or down at the screen.

The correct answer is "In the utility area/corner in the office." This suggests that the First Aid box is located in a specific area or corner within the office designated for utility purposes. It implies that the box is easily accessible for emergencies and is likely to be stocked with necessary medical supplies.

Quidco's Health & Safety responsibilities towards its employees include ensuring that there is safe and adequate equipment, providing safe premises and a safe place of work, ensuring that fellow employees are competent and safe, and implementing a safe system of work.

An employee should complete a workstation self-assessment form within the first few weeks of starting at Quidco to ensure they are aware of the proper setup and ergonomics of their workstation. They should also complete the form when they move to a new workstation to ensure it is set up correctly for their needs. Additionally, completing the form every 6 months is important to ensure ongoing awareness and maintenance of a safe and comfortable workstation. Therefore, all of the above options are correct.

Carl Goddard and Jules Wells are the designated First Aiders in the Quidco Sheffield Office.

The responsibility of providing a safe system of work lies with the employer, not the employee. The employee is expected to use equipment appropriately, take care of their own health and safety, and not tamper with any equipment. However, it is the employer's duty to ensure that the work environment and systems are safe for the employees to operate in.

In this context, the correct answer is "Everyone." This implies that each individual within Quidco is responsible for their own day-to-day health and safety. This suggests a collective responsibility for maintaining a safe and healthy working environment, where everyone is expected to contribute and take necessary precautions to ensure their well-being and that of others.

When you hear a continuous fire alarm, you should leave your desk, make your way outside via the Fire Exit, and congregate at the side of the building (Blast Lane). This is the appropriate response to ensure your safety in case of a fire emergency. Trying to put the fire out using a fire extinguisher may not be advisable as it can be dangerous and should be left to professionals. Collecting all of your belongings or coming back in as soon as the alarm stops is not recommended as it can delay your evacuation and potentially put you at risk. Using the lifts is also not advisable as they may not be safe during a fire situation.

Andy Oldham is ultimately responsible to the Health & Safety Executive for Quidco employees, visitors, and contractors while on the premises. This suggests that Andy Oldham holds a position of authority or management within the company and has been designated as the person responsible for ensuring the health and safety of individuals on the premises.

The accident book is kept in Dom's office in the Sheffield office. This suggests that Dom is responsible for maintaining records of accidents that occur in the workplace. Keeping the book in Dom's office ensures that it is easily accessible and can be updated regularly. It also implies that Dom plays a key role in managing health and safety procedures in the office.