Rocky Bay Health And Safety Quiz
A basic Health and Safety Quiz, how well will you do? The password is: rockybay (all lowercase)
- 1.The three steps to hazard control are:
- A.
Identify the hazard, assess the risk, make the change.
- B.
Control the hazard, make the change, eliminate the risk.
- C.
Identify the risk, control the change, make the hazard safe.
- 2.Occupational safety and health representatives:
- A.
Work for the government to impose the law.
- B.
Represent employees and investigate hazards and accidents.
- C.
Identify the risk, control the change and make hazards safe.
- 3.Accidents usually happen when:
- A.
One stupid person does one stupid thing.
- B.
The OH&S rep is not doing their job correctly.
- C.
A number of factors cause a chain of events.
- 4.PPE stands for:
- A.
Personal protective equipment.
- B.
Person power and efficiency.
- C.
Pontificating, procrastinating, evading.
- 5.A sign that is white on blue:
- A.
Relates to hospital information.
- B.
Displays information.
- C.
Is for low-risk situations.
- 6.On hearing a fire alarm, you should:
- A.
Ring the emergency services.
- B.
Check to see if it is a false alarm.
- C.
Evacuate via the nearest emergency exit.
- 7.A hazard report form is used to:
- A.
Report a possible hazard.
- B.
Assess a risk.
- C.
Investigate accidents.
- 8.Water can be a health hazard due to bacteria when:
- A.
It has been used for drinking.
- B.
It reaches 24 degrees and is still.
- C.
It is warm and fast flowing.
- 9.If you are unsure about how to do a job you should:
- A.
Stop and check with your supervisor before proceeding.
- B.
Ask your buddy.
- C.
Have a go anyway and report any accidents.
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