46th National Safety Week Quiz
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What is a Safety Data Sheet ?
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A form that is necessary in laboratories
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A statistical analysis of a material’s safety features
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A document that contains details of the hazards associated with a chemical, and gives information on its safe use.
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An advertising sheet for a chemical
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The 46th National Safety Week Quiz focuses on key safety protocols for handling hazardous substances and workplace safety. It tests knowledge on health regulations, fire safety, and chemical handling, essential for safety compliance and risk management.
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GHS, SDS stands for :
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Green House Substances, Sound Detection System
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Global Harvesting System, Solution During Spillage
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Global Harmonized System, Safety Data Sheet
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None of these
Correct Answer
A. Global Harmonized System, Safety Data SheetExplanation
GHS, SDS stands for Global Harmonized System, Safety Data Sheet. The Global Harmonized System is an internationally recognized system for classifying and labeling chemicals. Safety Data Sheet is a document that provides information about the hazards, handling, storage, and emergency measures for a particular chemical or product. This system and document are crucial for ensuring the safe handling and use of chemicals in various industries. The other options provided, Green House Substances, Sound Detection System and Global Harvesting System, Solution During Spillage, are incorrect and do not match the given acronym.Rate this question:
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Birds can safely sit on power wires that would kill people, because birds are not touching the ground or any other grounded object.
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
Birds can safely sit on power wires because they are not grounded. Unlike humans, who are grounded by being in contact with the earth or other grounded objects, birds are able to perch on power wires without being electrocuted. This is because electricity always seeks the shortest path to the ground, and since birds are not providing that path, they remain safe.Rate this question:
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When should a forklift be inspected?
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At the end of each shift
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Before being operated
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Weekly
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Monthly
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A. Before being operatedExplanation
A forklift should be inspected before being operated to ensure that it is in proper working condition and safe to use. This pre-operational inspection helps identify any potential issues or malfunctions that could pose a risk to the operator or others in the vicinity. By conducting these inspections, any necessary repairs or maintenance can be performed before the forklift is used, reducing the chances of accidents or breakdowns during operation. Regular inspections also contribute to the overall maintenance and longevity of the forklift, ensuring its optimal performance and extending its lifespan.Rate this question:
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The main purpose of First Aid at Work is to
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Ensure that all first aid boxes are full.
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Ensure that only certain medicines are available to injured or ill workers.
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Ensure that suitable health surveillance is undertaken.
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Preserve life and minimise the consequences of injury or illness until help from a competent person is obtained
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A. Preserve life and minimise the consequences of injury or illness until help from a competent person is obtainedExplanation
The main purpose of First Aid at Work is to preserve life and minimize the consequences of injury or illness until help from a competent person is obtained. This means that the primary goal of first aid is to provide immediate assistance to those who are injured or ill, in order to prevent further harm and promote recovery. First aid is not just about filling first aid boxes or providing specific medicines, but rather about ensuring the safety and well-being of individuals until professional help arrives.Rate this question:
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A fire assembly point is a place where...........
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The fire fighting team assemble
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Fire fighting equipment is store.
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The fire alarms are activated during emergency
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People assemble on hearing the fire alarm
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A. People assemble on hearing the fire alarmExplanation
A fire assembly point is a designated location where people gather after hearing the fire alarm. This is to ensure that everyone is accounted for and can be safely evacuated from the building. It is important for individuals to assemble at the fire assembly point in order to facilitate a quick and organized evacuation, allowing emergency services to assess the situation and provide assistance if necessary.Rate this question:
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The minimum temperature at which vapors of a liquid can ignite is called_____
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Boiling Point
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Flash Point
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Flash Vapor
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Flash Light
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A. Flash PointExplanation
The minimum temperature at which vapors of a liquid can ignite is called the flash point. This temperature is important in determining the safety of handling and storing flammable liquids. It represents the lowest temperature at which a liquid can release enough vapor to form an ignitable mixture with the air. If the flash point is low, it means the liquid is highly flammable and can easily catch fire. Therefore, knowing the flash point is crucial in preventing accidents and ensuring proper handling of flammable substances.Rate this question:
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A document which authorises persons to perform work in certain areas or to work on specific equipment where the work requires taking additional safety precautions is called
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Contractor Work Authorization
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Permit to Work
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LOTOT
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Safe Standard Operating Procedure
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A. Permit to WorkExplanation
A document that authorizes individuals to perform work in specific areas or on particular equipment, requiring additional safety measures, is called a "Permit to Work." This document ensures that proper safety precautions are taken before and during the work, reducing the risk of accidents or injuries. It outlines the scope of work, potential hazards, necessary safety precautions, and any permits or clearances required. This permit is typically issued by a competent authority or supervisor and must be obtained before commencing the work.Rate this question:
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When leaving the Forklift the key should be switched off and removed. This is:
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To ensure the Forklift power has been switched off
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To prevent the Forklift from moving
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To prevent unauthorised persons from using the Forklift
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To keep Forklift within their own parking space
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A. To prevent unauthorised persons from using the ForkliftExplanation
Removing the key from the forklift when leaving is important to prevent unauthorized persons from using the forklift. By removing the key, only authorized individuals will have access to the forklift and can operate it safely. This helps to maintain security and prevent any potential accidents or misuse of the forklift by unauthorized individuals.Rate this question:
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Finish the sentence for office safety "I need to rest my eyes from looking at the Laptop"
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When I feel tired
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Only at scheduled breaks or lunch break
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Every 20 minutes
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Every 60 minutes
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A. Every 20 minutesExplanation
To ensure office safety, it is recommended to rest one's eyes from looking at the laptop every 20 minutes. This practice helps prevent eye strain and fatigue, which can lead to various vision problems. Taking short breaks allows the eyes to relax and refocus, reducing the risk of long-term damage caused by prolonged screen time.Rate this question:
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COSHH stands for
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Classification of Substances Hazard to Health
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Control of Substances Hazardous to Health
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Control of Situation Harm for Health
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Change of Solvent Hazardous to Health
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A. Control of Substances Hazardous to HealthExplanation
COSHH stands for Control of Substances Hazardous to Health. This acronym is used to refer to a set of regulations and guidelines in the United Kingdom that aim to protect workers from the risks associated with hazardous substances in the workplace. The correct answer is Control of Substances Hazardous to Health.Rate this question:
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Flammable liquid give of_____which can easily ignite when they come in contact with a heat source.
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Smell
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Odor
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Water Vapor
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Vapor
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Evaporation
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A. VaporExplanation
Flammable liquids give off vapor, which can easily ignite when they come in contact with a heat source. Vapor refers to the gaseous form of a substance, and in this context, it is the gas that is released by the flammable liquid. This vapor is highly combustible and can catch fire when exposed to heat, making it a potential hazard.Rate this question:
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Fosroc "Health and Safety Policy" signed by
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Group HSE Lead
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Factory Manager
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Regional Vice President
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Chief Executive Officer
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A. Chief Executive OfficerExplanation
The correct answer is Chief Executive Officer because the Health and Safety Policy is a high-level document that sets the overall direction and commitment of the organization towards health and safety. The CEO is the highest-ranking executive in the company and holds ultimate responsibility for the organization's operations and policies. Therefore, it is crucial for the CEO to sign the Health and Safety Policy to demonstrate their commitment and ensure that health and safety is prioritized throughout the organization.Rate this question:
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Which of the followings is/are unsafe acts ?
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Unsafe positioning or posture, Not following SSOP
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Walkways not identified
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Improper PPEs, Poor Lighting
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All of the above are Unsafe Acts
Correct Answer
A. Unsafe positioning or posture, Not following SSOPExplanation
The correct answer is "All of the above are Unsafe Acts." This means that unsafe positioning or posture, not following SSOP, walkways not identified, and improper PPEs and poor lighting are all considered unsafe acts. These actions can potentially lead to accidents, injuries, or other unsafe situations in the workplace. It is important for individuals to be aware of and avoid these unsafe acts to maintain a safe working environment.Rate this question:
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Which of the following fall under Unsafe conditions ?
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Not following PTW procedure
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Taking Shortcuts, Allowing unsafe behaviours
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Walkways not identified/demarcated
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All of the above
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A. Walkways not identified/demarcatedExplanation
Walkways not identified/demarcated fall under unsafe conditions because it poses a risk of accidents and injuries. When walkways are not clearly marked or designated, it can lead to confusion, collisions, and trips or falls. Proper identification and demarcation of walkways are essential for maintaining a safe working environment and preventing accidents.Rate this question:
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A chemical spill kit are consists of
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Silica sand, Rubber / PVC Gloves, Plastic Bags, Barrier Tape
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Face Shield, Gum Boots, Brooms, Traffic Cones
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None
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All items mentioned in options
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A. All items mentioned in optionsExplanation
The correct answer is "All items mentioned in options." This means that a chemical spill kit consists of all the items mentioned in the options, including silica sand, rubber/PVC gloves, plastic bags, barrier tape, face shield, gum boots, brooms, and traffic cones.Rate this question:
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Total number of HSE Bulletin shared and implemented for the Year 2016
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SEVEN
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FIVE
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FOUR
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SIX
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A. FIVEExplanation
The correct answer is FIVE because it is the only option that is a number and matches the question's requirement for the "total number of HSE Bulletin shared and implemented for the Year 2016." The other options (SEVEN, FOUR, SIX) are also numbers, but they do not match the given answer.Rate this question:
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Below is a list of fire extinguisher types matched with surfaces on which they can be used. Which is the incorrect option?
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Class A - Cloth, wood, paper, and rubber
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Class B - Plastics, oils, grease, and other flammable liquids
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Class C - Wiring, fuse boxes, electrical equipment, and computers
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Class D - Combustible metals such as magnesium, potassium, titanium, and sodium
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Class K - Cooking fluids such as fats and oils
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A. Class B - Plastics, oils, grease, and other flammable liquidsExplanation
Class B fire extinguishers are designed to extinguish fires involving flammable liquids such as gasoline, oil, and grease. Therefore, the given answer is incorrect as it correctly matches Class B fire extinguishers with the surfaces on which they can be used.Rate this question:
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