This quiz assesses knowledge of workplace health and safety in New South Wales, focusing on organizational roles, risk definitions, hazard types, and safety measures. It enhances understanding of essential safety practices and compliance.
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Chemical hazard
Physical hazard
Psychological stress
Financial hazard
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Do what you can to prevent problems and protect people’s health and safety
Be on the look out for any hazards in the workplace
Know how to manage a fire in case of an emergency
Ware a mask and gloves in the dental surgery at all times
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Level 3 – Decrease risks associated with human behaviour
Level 1 - Eliminate risk
Level 2 – Decrease risks associated with the hazard
Level 4 - Personal Protective Equipment
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Isolating
Engineering
Substitution
Eliminating the hazard
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Substituting
Isolating
Engineering
Elimination
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Administrative
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Substitution
Elimination
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Before
During
After
Sometimes at
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Aprons
Face shields
Reading glasses
Gowns
Single use gloves
Thongs
Safety glasses
Uniforms
Clinical coats
Surgical mask
Contact lenses
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You must wear professional and suitable attire
Watches, dangling ear-rings, jewellery on hands and lower arm (with the exception of a flat wedding ring) must not be worn
You must bring your own safety glasses
You must have your hair off your face, with long hair tied back or covered
Your shoes must cover only your toes
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Never heat amalgam
Amalgam should be sealed and sent to an approved recycling agency
Thoroughly clean instruments used with amalgam before sterilisation
Work areas are not required to be ventilated
Spilled mercury should never be vacuumed
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As Light As Reasonably Achievable
As Low As Reasonably Achievable
As Low As Reasonably Attainable
As Low As Readily Atainable
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Employer's name and details
Type of industry of the workplace
Date of the incident
Location of incident
 Description of how incident happened
Description of injury, illness or death
Name of notifier and details
Name of injured person and details
Date of birth of the injured person
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Before
Same time
After
They are not related tasks
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Punching a wall
Stomach upsets
Fatigue
Short temper
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HSC Meetings
Team/Unit meetings
Employee notice boards
Employee surveys
Sharing dinner with colleagues after work
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Interrupt while someone else is speaking
Think before you speak
State your opinion clearly and give reasons
Write down notes of the meeting to remind you of what you need to do
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Health and Safety Representative
Employer
Employee
Both the employer and the employee
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Fire
Armed hold-up
Running late for lunch
Chemical spill
Toxic fumes
Running out of coffee or tea
Power failure
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Smoking on the premises is permitted
Ensure your actions do not adversely affect other
Follow all classroom instructions
Wear appropriate clothing/footwear to WHS policy standards & procedures
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