The Safety Handbook Test for OFFICES is designed for Computationalists, Administrative and Catering Staff The test consists of 32 questions and the pass mark is 80%. There is no time limit and you have 3 attempts. This test is open book. The test must be completed in one sitting so make sure that you are familiar with the Safety Handbook before you take the test, as this will help save time when answering the questions.
Report it on SALUS, the College online reporting system so it can be investigated and prevented next time
Be punished
Tell your parents
Take no action
Wear a lab-coat and safety spectacles
Wear gloves
Tie your hair up
You don't need to wear a labcoat or safety specs if you are not doing experimental work
The Departmental Safety Team, Pim Amrit and Severine Toson or your representative from the Safety Committee
The Head of Department
The Departmental Operations Manager
The Director of Postgraduate Studies
Labcoats and Gloves should not be worn outside the laboratory as these can contaminate door handles, and other surfaces
Labcoats and Gloves should be worn outside the laboratory as this makes people look scientific
Labcoats and gloves should be worn in the staircase in case you fall
Labcoats and gloves should be worn in the lecture theatres as you never know when you will need to go to the lab
1234
4444 on an internal phone or 0207 589 1000 on an external phone
999
58900
Spend 30 min looking for your supervisor who will know what to do
Run down the corridor shouting "Fire! Fire! we're all going to die!"
Activate the nearest fire alarm call point and evacuate the building
Attempt to extinguish the fire
Fume cupboards
Gas detectors
Any electrical items with a plug - this means electrical appliances and power cables
Toilets
Plugging heaters into them
Securing them off the floor
Always connecting them to their own mains socket
Washing them with soap and water to ensure they are clean
Use the lifts
Use the stairs
Remain calm
Do not waste time collecting your belongings
Panic and run up and down the corridor
Any time you like, it's a free country
After the fire bell has stopped ringing
Only if you are a member of the department
Only if you have been given permission by a Fire or Security Officer
Biological waste
Chemical waste
Non-hazardous sharps
Domestic waste
Red waste
Chemical bottles
Clean broken and unbroken glass
Tissues
In the domestic waste bin
By leaving it in the corridor or the lift bay
As Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) through Facilities Management
By bringing it home
Call the Emergency number 4444 or 0207 589 1000 to get help and first aid
Call their parents
Walk around the entire department to find a First Aider
Call the Police
At Christmas
Every week
From January to June every Wednesday from 14.00
On safety Inspection day
Ignore them - This is optional.
Rectify all the non-conformities. This will be checked in a re-inspection 2 weeks after the report has been sent
Solve some problems but not others
Ask the Safety Officer to rectify the non-conformities
A randomly selected laboratory
The Departmental Common Room
A randomly selected office
Lecture Theatre 1
Electronics Services
The Workshop
Analytical Services
Departmental Stores
Report it as a near-miss on SALUS, the College online reporting system- if someone had been in the lab or office, the books could have fallen on them and injured them
Get a stronger top shelf installed
Ignore it, it's only books
Check if the books have been damaged
True
False
It must be avoided as much as possible - if anything happens to you, you may not get the help you need
It's fine to lone work during working hours
You should only lone work when you know you are safe
It is safe to lone work if you have received permission
All the time
09.00 to 17.00 every day 09.00 to 17.00 every day
07.30 to midnight every day except on Christmas day and New Year's day (by swipe card or direct access)
During working hours
You need to know everything by heart
The Safety Handbook is a reference document - when you have a safety question, look in the Safety Handbook before you ask the Safety Officer
It's not important, you can just as the Safety Officer
You should always keep the Safety Handbook with you
Members of the Departmental Safety Committee in teams of three
The College President
The College Director of Safety
The Departmental Safety Officer
Because there is a legal requirement, but also, it helps to prevent them happening again and improve safety
Because the Police need to know
You don't need to report accidents and incidents, what happens to you is your own business
Because it is important for my risk assessment