Safety Handbook Test For Offices
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.
- 1.
If you have an accident in your lab or your office, you must:(Select the correct answer)
- A.
Report it on SALUS, the College online reporting system so it can be investigated and prevented next time
- B.
Be punished
- C.
Tell your parents
- D.
Take no action
Correct Answer
A. Report it on SALUS, the College online reporting system so it can be investigated and prevented next timeExplanation
If you have an accident in your lab or your office, it is important to report it on SALUS, the College online reporting system so it can be investigated and prevented next time. This is necessary to ensure that proper measures can be taken to address any safety concerns and prevent similar accidents from occurring in the future. Taking no action or not reporting the accident would not help in identifying the causes or implementing necessary precautions. Being punished or informing parents are not relevant actions in this context.Rate this question:
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- 2.
In order to safely enter a laboratory, you must:(Select the correct answer)
- A.
Wear a lab-coat and safety spectacles
- B.
Wear gloves
- C.
Tie your hair up
- D.
You don't need to wear a labcoat or safety specs if you are not doing experimental work
Correct Answer
A. Wear a lab-coat and safety spectaclesExplanation
To safely enter a laboratory, it is important to wear a lab-coat and safety spectacles. This is because a lab-coat helps to protect your clothing from any potential spills or splashes of chemicals or other hazardous substances. Safety spectacles, on the other hand, protect your eyes from any potential hazards such as flying debris or chemical splashes. Both of these protective measures are necessary to ensure personal safety and minimize the risk of accidents or injuries while working in a laboratory environment.Rate this question:
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If you have any safety concerns, you should speak to: (Select the correct answer)
- A.
The Departmental Safety Team, Pim Amrit and Severine Toson or your representative from the Safety Committee
- B.
The Head of Department
- C.
The Departmental Operations Manager
- D.
The Director of Postgraduate Studies
Correct Answer
A. The Departmental Safety Team, Pim Amrit and Severine Toson or your representative from the Safety CommitteeExplanation
If you have any safety concerns, you should speak to the Departmental Safety Team, Pim Amrit and Severine Toson, or your representative from the Safety Committee. These individuals or groups are responsible for ensuring safety within the department and will be able to address any concerns or issues you may have.Rate this question:
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Outside the laboratory, in common areas of the Department what should you do with labcoats and gloves? (Choose the correct answer)
- A.
Labcoats and Gloves should not be worn outside the laboratory as these can contaminate door handles, and other surfaces
- B.
Labcoats and Gloves should be worn outside the laboratory as this makes people look scientific
- C.
Labcoats and gloves should be worn in the staircase in case you fall
- D.
Labcoats and gloves should be worn in the lecture theatres as you never know when you will need to go to the lab
Correct Answer
A. Labcoats and Gloves should not be worn outside the laboratory as these can contaminate door handles, and other surfacesExplanation
Labcoats and gloves should not be worn outside the laboratory as these can contaminate door handles, and other surfaces. This is important to prevent the spread of any potentially harmful substances or pathogens that may be present on the labcoats and gloves. By keeping them within the laboratory, the risk of cross-contamination is minimized, ensuring the safety of others who may come into contact with these surfaces. Wearing labcoats and gloves outside the laboratory for any other reason, such as in common areas or lecture theatres, is not necessary and can pose a risk to others.Rate this question:
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- 5.
What is the emergency number?(Select the correct answer)
- A.
1234
- B.
4444 on an internal phone or 0207 589 1000 on an external phone
- C.
999
- D.
58900
Correct Answer
B. 4444 on an internal phone or 0207 589 1000 on an external phoneExplanation
The emergency number is 4444 on an internal phone or 0207 589 1000 on an external phone. This answer provides the correct phone numbers to call in case of an emergency, with 4444 being the number to dial on an internal phone and 0207 589 1000 being the number to dial on an external phone. 999 is a well-known emergency number in many countries, but it is not the correct answer in this case. 1234 and 58900 are not valid emergency numbers.Rate this question:
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What do you do if you discover a fire?(Select the correct answer)
- A.
Spend 30 min looking for your supervisor who will know what to do
- B.
Run down the corridor shouting "Fire! Fire! we're all going to die!"
- C.
Activate the nearest fire alarm call point and evacuate the building
- D.
Attempt to extinguish the fire
Correct Answer
C. Activate the nearest fire alarm call point and evacuate the buildingExplanation
In the event of discovering a fire, the most appropriate action is to activate the nearest fire alarm call point. This will alert others in the building about the fire and initiate the evacuation process. Evacuating the building is crucial for everyone's safety. Attempting to extinguish the fire may not be recommended as it can be dangerous and should be left to professionals. Spending time looking for a supervisor or panicking and shouting about the fire are not effective or safe responses.Rate this question:
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Which items need to be electrically tested?(Select the correct answer)
- A.
Fume cupboards
- B.
Gas detectors
- C.
Any electrical items with a plug - this means electrical appliances and power cables
- D.
Toilets
Correct Answer
C. Any electrical items with a plug - this means electrical appliances and power cablesExplanation
The correct answer is "Any electrical items with a plug - this means electrical appliances and power cables." This means that any item that can be plugged into an electrical outlet, such as appliances and power cables, need to be electrically tested. Fume cupboards, gas detectors, and toilets do not have plugs and therefore do not need to be electrically tested.Rate this question:
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- 8.
Safe use of distribution boards/extension leads includes:(Choose the 2 correct answers)
- A.
Plugging heaters into them
- B.
Securing them off the floor
- C.
Always connecting them to their own mains socket
- D.
Washing them with soap and water to ensure they are clean
Correct Answer(s)
B. Securing them off the floor
C. Always connecting them to their own mains socketExplanation
The safe use of distribution boards/extension leads includes securing them off the floor to prevent tripping hazards and always connecting them to their own mains socket to avoid overloading the circuit. Plugging heaters into them is not safe as it can lead to overheating and potential fire hazards. Washing them with soap and water is not necessary for their safe use.Rate this question:
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- 9.
During a fire alarms, ways to evacuate safely are:(Choose the 3 correct answers)
- A.
Use the lifts
- B.
Use the stairs
- C.
Remain calm
- D.
Do not waste time collecting your belongings
- E.
Panic and run up and down the corridor
Correct Answer(s)
B. Use the stairs
C. Remain calm
D. Do not waste time collecting your belongingsExplanation
During a fire alarm, it is important to use the stairs instead of the lifts as the lifts may become non-functional or unsafe during a fire. Remaining calm is crucial to think clearly and make safe decisions during the evacuation process. It is advised not to waste time collecting belongings as it can delay the evacuation and put oneself at risk. Panic and running up and down the corridor is not a safe or effective way to evacuate during a fire.Rate this question:
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- 10.
After a fire alarm/evacuation, you can re-enter the building:(Select the correct answer)
- A.
Any time you like, it's a free country
- B.
After the fire bell has stopped ringing
- C.
Only if you are a member of the department
- D.
Only if you have been given permission by a Fire or Security Officer
Correct Answer
D. Only if you have been given permission by a Fire or Security OfficerExplanation
Re-entering a building after a fire alarm/evacuation should only be done with permission from a Fire or Security Officer. This is to ensure that it is safe to enter the building and that there is no ongoing danger or potential hazards. The permission from these officers is important as they are trained to assess the situation and determine if it is safe for individuals to return inside. It is crucial to follow their instructions to prioritize safety and prevent any further risks.Rate this question:
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- 11.
Sharps contaminated with (hazardous) chemicals should be disposed of as:(Select the correct answer)
- A.
Biological waste
- B.
Chemical waste
- C.
Non-hazardous sharps
- D.
Domestic waste
Correct Answer
B. Chemical wasteExplanation
Sharps contaminated with hazardous chemicals should be disposed of as chemical waste because they pose a risk to the environment and human health if not handled properly. Chemical waste requires special handling and disposal methods to ensure that the hazardous substances do not contaminate the surroundings or cause harm. Biological waste, non-hazardous sharps, and domestic waste are not appropriate categories for the disposal of sharps contaminated with hazardous chemicals.Rate this question:
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- 12.
Red bins are for the disposal of:(Select the correct answer)
- A.
Red waste
- B.
Chemical bottles
- C.
Clean broken and unbroken glass
- D.
Tissues
Correct Answer
C. Clean broken and unbroken glassExplanation
Red bins are specifically designated for the disposal of clean broken and unbroken glass. This is because glass is a common waste material that can cause harm if not disposed of properly. By having a separate bin for glass, it ensures that it can be safely collected and recycled or disposed of in a way that minimizes the risk of injury or contamination.Rate this question:
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- 13.
Any electrical or electronic equipment must be disposed of:(Select the correct answer)
- A.
In the domestic waste bin
- B.
By leaving it in the corridor or the lift bay
- C.
As Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) through Facilities Management
- D.
By bringing it home
Correct Answer
C. As Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) through Facilities ManagementExplanation
Any electrical or electronic equipment must be disposed of as Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) through Facilities Management. This means that it should not be thrown in the domestic waste bin or left in common areas like the corridor or lift bay. Instead, it should be properly managed and disposed of through the appropriate channels provided by Facilities Management. Bringing it home is also not a suitable option for disposal.Rate this question:
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- 14.
If your friend has an accident which causes them an injury, what do you do?(Select the correct answer)
- A.
Call the Emergency number 4444 or 0207 589 1000 to get help and first aid
- B.
Call their parents
- C.
Walk around the entire department to find a First Aider
- D.
Call the Police
Correct Answer
A. Call the Emergency number 4444 or 0207 589 1000 to get help and first aidExplanation
In case of an accident causing injury to a friend, the correct action to take is to call the emergency number 4444 or 0207 589 1000. This is because emergency services are trained to handle such situations and can provide immediate help and first aid. Calling the parents may not be the most effective option as they may not be able to provide immediate assistance. Walking around the department to find a first aider may waste precious time, while calling the police may not be necessary unless there is a criminal element involved.Rate this question:
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- 15.
When do Annual Safety Inspections take place?(Select the correct answer)
- A.
At Christmas
- B.
Every week
- C.
From January to June every Wednesday from 14.00
- D.
On safety Inspection day
Correct Answer
C. From January to June every Wednesday from 14.00Explanation
Annual Safety Inspections take place from January to June every Wednesday from 14.00. This means that during this time period, every Wednesday at 14.00, the inspections are conducted. This regular schedule allows for the inspections to be thorough and consistent, ensuring that safety standards are met and maintained throughout the year.Rate this question:
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If the Safety Inspection Report for my area highlights non-conformities, what should I do?(Select the correct answer)
- A.
Ignore them - This is optional.
- B.
Rectify all the non-conformities. This will be checked in a re-inspection 2 weeks after the report has been sent
- C.
Solve some problems but not others
- D.
Ask the Safety Officer to rectify the non-conformities
Correct Answer
B. Rectify all the non-conformities. This will be checked in a re-inspection 2 weeks after the report has been sentExplanation
If the Safety Inspection Report for my area highlights non-conformities, the correct action to take is to rectify all the non-conformities. This means addressing and fixing all the issues identified in the report. A re-inspection will be conducted two weeks after the report has been sent to ensure that the non-conformities have been properly resolved.Rate this question:
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Which areas are inspected during Spot Inspections?(Select the correct answer)
- A.
A randomly selected laboratory
- B.
The Departmental Common Room
- C.
A randomly selected office
- D.
Lecture Theatre 1
Correct Answer
A. A randomly selected laboratoryExplanation
During spot inspections, a randomly selected laboratory is inspected. This means that out of all the available laboratories, one is chosen randomly for inspection. The purpose of these spot inspections is to ensure compliance with regulations, safety standards, and quality control measures. By randomly selecting a laboratory, it helps to ensure that all laboratories have an equal chance of being inspected and encourages consistent adherence to standards across the board.Rate this question:
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If you need advice or help with electrical work, you should go to:(Select the correct answer)
- A.
Electronics Services
- B.
The Workshop
- C.
Analytical Services
- D.
Departmental Stores
Correct Answer
A. Electronics ServicesExplanation
If you need advice or help with electrical work, you should go to Electronics Services. This is because Electronics Services specialize in providing assistance and support related to electronics and electrical equipment. They have the expertise and knowledge to address any electrical issues or concerns you may have, making them the most suitable option for seeking guidance and assistance in this field.Rate this question:
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- 19.
The top shelf in your lab or your office collapsed while you were at tea and all the heavy books have fallen on the floor. what should you do?(Select the correct answer)
- A.
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
- B.
Get a stronger top shelf installed
- C.
Ignore it, it's only books
- D.
Check if the books have been damaged
Correct Answer
A. 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 themExplanation
The correct answer is to report it as a near-miss on SALUS, the College online reporting system. This is because if someone had been in the lab or office, the books could have fallen on them and caused injury. By reporting the incident, appropriate action can be taken to prevent similar accidents in the future and ensure the safety of individuals in the lab or office.Rate this question:
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- 20.
If my sharps are contaminated with (hazardous) chemicals, I need a blue waste tag to dispose of them
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
The statement states that if sharps are contaminated with hazardous chemicals, a blue waste tag is needed to dispose of them. However, this statement is false. Blue waste tags are typically used for biohazardous waste, not for sharps contaminated with chemicals. Sharps contaminated with chemicals would require a different disposal method or container, depending on the specific regulations and guidelines set by the relevant authorities.Rate this question:
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- 21.
What is the the safest practice with Lone Working?(Select the correct answer)
- A.
It must be avoided as much as possible - if anything happens to you, you may not get the help you need
- B.
It's fine to lone work during working hours
- C.
You should only lone work when you know you are safe
- D.
It is safe to lone work if you have received permission
Correct Answer
A. It must be avoided as much as possible - if anything happens to you, you may not get the help you need -
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Access to the department is possible:(Select the correct answer)
- A.
All the time
- B.
09.00 to 17.00 every day 09.00 to 17.00 every day
- C.
07.30 to midnight every day except on Christmas day and New Year's day (by swipe card or direct access)
- D.
During working hours
Correct Answer
C. 07.30 to midnight every day except on Christmas day and New Year's day (by swipe card or direct access)Explanation
The correct answer is 07.30 to midnight every day except on Christmas day and New Year's day (by swipe card or direct access). This means that access to the department is possible from 07.30 in the morning until midnight every day, except on Christmas day and New Year's day. Access can be gained either by using a swipe card or through direct access.Rate this question:
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How should the Safety Handbook be used?(Select the correct answer)
- A.
You need to know everything by heart
- B.
The Safety Handbook is a reference document - when you have a safety question, look in the Safety Handbook before you ask the Safety Officer
- C.
It's not important, you can just as the Safety Officer
- D.
You should always keep the Safety Handbook with you
Correct Answer
B. The Safety Handbook is a reference document - when you have a safety question, look in the Safety Handbook before you ask the Safety OfficerExplanation
The correct answer is that the Safety Handbook should be used as a reference document. It is a resource that should be consulted whenever there is a safety question or concern, before reaching out to the Safety Officer for assistance. It is important to have the knowledge and information from the handbook readily available before seeking help, as it can provide immediate guidance and solutions to safety issues.Rate this question:
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Who carries out Safety Inspections?(Select the correct answer)
- A.
Members of the Departmental Safety Committee in teams of three
- B.
The College President
- C.
The College Director of Safety
- D.
The Departmental Safety Officer
Correct Answer
A. Members of the Departmental Safety Committee in teams of threeExplanation
Members of the Departmental Safety Committee carry out safety inspections in teams of three. This implies that the responsibility of conducting safety inspections is delegated to a specific group within the organization, namely the Departmental Safety Committee. The fact that they conduct the inspections in teams of three suggests that they work collaboratively to ensure thorough and comprehensive inspections are performed.Rate this question:
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Why should you report accidents and incidents?(Select the correct answer)
- A.
Because there is a legal requirement, but also, it helps to prevent them happening again and improve safety
- B.
Because the Police need to know
- C.
You don't need to report accidents and incidents, what happens to you is your own business
- D.
Because it is important for my risk assessment
Correct Answer
A. Because there is a legal requirement, but also, it helps to prevent them happening again and improve safetyExplanation
Reporting accidents and incidents is necessary because it is a legal requirement. Additionally, reporting helps in preventing similar incidents from occurring again and enhances overall safety measures.Rate this question:
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Who investigates Accidents and Incidents after they have been reported?(Select the correct answer)
- A.
The Departmental Safety Team the Departmental Safety Team
- B.
The Safety Department
- C.
The College President
- D.
The Head of Department
Correct Answer
A. The Departmental Safety Team the Departmental Safety TeamExplanation
The correct answer is the Departmental Safety Team. After accidents and incidents are reported, it is the responsibility of the Departmental Safety Team to investigate them. They are trained and equipped to analyze the causes and circumstances of the accidents or incidents in order to prevent similar occurrences in the future. They play a crucial role in identifying any safety issues, implementing corrective actions, and ensuring the overall safety of the department or organization.Rate this question:
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A student drops their drink bottle from the top floor window. This could have killed someone. What do you do?(Select the correct answer)
- A.
Report it as a dangerous occurrence on SALUS, the College online reporting system
- B.
Buy him another drink, as he might be thirsty
- C.
Go downstairs and mop up the spilled drink
- D.
Tell your supervisor
Correct Answer
A. Report it as a dangerous occurrence on SALUS, the College online reporting systemExplanation
The correct answer is to report it as a dangerous occurrence on SALUS, the College online reporting system. This is the appropriate action to take because dropping a drink bottle from a top floor window could have caused harm or even killed someone. By reporting it, the incident can be properly documented and investigated, ensuring that appropriate measures are taken to prevent similar incidents in the future and to maintain the safety of everyone in the college.Rate this question:
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What are the Assembly points for Chemical Engineering in a fire evacuation?(Choose the correct answer)
- A.
C and B
- B.
A and E
- C.
A and B
- D.
C and D
Correct Answer
A. C and BExplanation
The correct answer is C and B. In a fire evacuation for Chemical Engineering, the assembly points are C and B. These specific locations have been designated as safe areas for individuals to gather and be accounted for during an emergency. It is important for everyone to be aware of these assembly points in order to ensure their safety and facilitate an organized evacuation process.Rate this question:
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During a fire evacuation, if doors on your escape route are shut, what should you do?(Choose the correct answer)
- A.
Use the emergency release break glass or button to open them
- B.
Use then entire weight of your body to kick them open
- C.
Use a fire extinguisher to break them open
- D.
Turn around and find another door which is open
Correct Answer
A. Use the emergency release break glass or button to open themExplanation
During a fire evacuation, if doors on your escape route are shut, the correct action to take is to use the emergency release break glass or button to open them. This is because these emergency release mechanisms are specifically designed to be used in situations like fire emergencies, allowing individuals to quickly and safely open doors that may be locked or blocked. Kicking the doors open or using a fire extinguisher to break them open can be dangerous and may cause injury or further damage. Turning around and finding another door which is open may not be a viable option in a time-sensitive situation like a fire evacuation.Rate this question:
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Who should complete the Fire Safety and Awareness Training e-learning course?(choose the correct answer)
- A.
All members of the Department
- B.
Only fire wardens
- C.
Only staff and postgraduate students who are involved in work associated with a high risk of fire
- D.
Only academic Staff
Correct Answer
A. All members of the DepartmentExplanation
All members of the department should complete the Fire Safety and Awareness Training e-learning course because fire safety is a collective responsibility and everyone should be aware of the necessary precautions and procedures to prevent and respond to fires. This ensures that all individuals in the department are equipped with the knowledge and skills to effectively handle fire emergencies, promoting a safe working environment for everyone.Rate this question:
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How often do electrical items need to be electrically tested?(Choose the correct answer)
- A.
Every year
- B.
Only once
- C.
Every month
- D.
Every 2 years
Correct Answer
A. Every yearExplanation
Electrical items need to be electrically tested every year to ensure their safety and proper functioning. Regular testing helps to identify any potential faults or issues that may arise over time, reducing the risk of electrical hazards and accidents. This periodic testing is crucial in maintaining the safety standards and compliance with regulations.Rate this question:
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Electrical items which have been brought from home such as phone chargers or laptop leads need to be electrically tested
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
Electrical items brought from home such as phone chargers or laptop leads should be electrically tested to ensure they are safe to use. This is important because faulty or damaged electrical items can pose a safety hazard, such as causing electric shocks or starting fires. Testing these items helps identify any potential issues and ensures they meet safety standards. Therefore, the statement "Electrical items which have been brought from home such as phone chargers or laptop leads need to be electrically tested" is true.Rate this question:
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If I buy a new microwave, I must have it electrically tested before I use it for the first time in the Department
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
It is important to have a new microwave electrically tested before using it for the first time in the Department. This is to ensure that the microwave is functioning properly and does not pose any electrical hazards. Electrical testing helps in identifying any potential faults or issues with the appliance, allowing for necessary repairs or replacements to be made before it is used. This helps in ensuring the safety of the users and prevents any accidents or damages that may occur due to faulty electrical equipment.Rate this question:
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What is a competent person?(Choose the correct answer)
- A.
A person who has the relevant training, knowledge, experience for a given procedure and who knows their limits.
- B.
A person who knows how to carry out a procedure
- C.
A person who has experience in a certain type of work
- D.
A person who has received training
Correct Answer
A. A person who has the relevant training, knowledge, experience for a given procedure and who knows their limits.Explanation
A competent person is someone who has the necessary training, knowledge, and experience to perform a specific procedure or task. They are aware of their own limitations and understand the requirements and potential risks associated with the procedure. This ensures that they can carry out the task effectively and safely.Rate this question:
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If an activity has a Competence Scheme, this means that:(Choose the correct answer)
- A.
No work can be carried out until a user has reached competence level 3
- B.
Work can be carried out as long as users receive the supervision adequate for their levels of competence
- C.
If a user has been trained, they are competent to carry out the activity
- D.
If the user has experience, they are competent to carry out the activity
Correct Answer
B. Work can be carried out as long as users receive the supervision adequate for their levels of competenceExplanation
If an activity has a Competence Scheme, it means that work can be carried out as long as users receive the supervision adequate for their levels of competence. This indicates that competence levels are defined and users can perform the activity as long as they have the necessary supervision corresponding to their competence level. It does not necessarily mean that work cannot be carried out until a user reaches competence level 3, or that training or experience alone make a user competent.Rate this question:
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When a user is being trained, their competence must be assessed by the trainer in order to sign off the training record
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
In order to ensure that a user has successfully completed their training, it is necessary for the trainer to assess their competence. This assessment allows the trainer to determine whether the user has acquired the necessary skills and knowledge to perform the tasks required. Once the trainer is satisfied with the user's competence, they can then sign off on the training record, indicating that the user has successfully completed the training. Therefore, the statement "When a user is being trained, their competence must be assessed by the trainer in order to sign off the training record" is true.Rate this question:
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All training records should be kept:(Choose the correct answer)
- A.
On the Departmental Safety Drive in the user's folder (in electronic format)
- B.
On the user's computer
- C.
On the user's desk
- D.
In the Safety Officer's office
Correct Answer
A. On the Departmental Safety Drive in the user's folder (in electronic format)Explanation
All training records should be kept on the Departmental Safety Drive in the user's folder (in electronic format) because storing them electronically allows for easy access and retrieval, reduces the risk of physical damage or loss, and ensures that the records are securely stored and backed up. Storing the records on the user's computer, desk, or in the Safety Officer's office may not provide the same level of accessibility, security, and protection against loss or damage.Rate this question:
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A training record should contain the following information:(choose the 3 correct answers)
- A.
Name of the Trainer and their Signature
- B.
Date of birth of the Trainer
- C.
A description of the procedure for which the user has been trained
- D.
Date of birth of the Trainee
- E.
Date when the training was carried out
- F.
Temperature on the day the training was carried out
Correct Answer(s)
A. Name of the Trainer and their Signature
C. A description of the procedure for which the user has been trained
E. Date when the training was carried outExplanation
A training record should contain the name of the trainer and their signature to verify that the training was conducted by a qualified individual. It should also include a description of the procedure for which the user has been trained to ensure that the user has received the necessary information and skills. Additionally, the date when the training was carried out should be included to track the timeline of the training process.Rate this question:
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On the Departmental Safety Drive, personal User folders should contain:(choose the correct answer)
- A.
Training records and risk assessments specific to the user
- B.
The users' address and date of birth
- C.
The Safety Handbook
- D.
The users' Early Stage Assessment report
Correct Answer
A. Training records and risk assessments specific to the userExplanation
Personal User folders on the Departmental Safety Drive should contain training records and risk assessments specific to the user. This is important for maintaining a safe working environment as it allows for easy access to important information regarding the user's training history and any potential risks associated with their job. Storing this information in personal User folders ensures that it is easily accessible and organized for future reference.Rate this question:
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All departmental members should have access to the Departmental Safety Drive
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
All departmental members should have access to the Departmental Safety Drive to ensure that they have the necessary information and resources related to safety protocols and procedures. This access allows them to contribute to maintaining a safe working environment and to access important safety documents and guidelines whenever needed.Rate this question:
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Who should have access to the Departmental Safety Drive?(choose the correct answer)
- A.
All departmental users as they are responsible for maintaining their personal folders
- B.
Academic Supervisors/Pis and Heads of Services only
- C.
Group folder managers only, who upload all files for their groups
- D.
The Head of Department and the Safety Team only
Correct Answer
A. All departmental users as they are responsible for maintaining their personal foldersExplanation
All departmental users should have access to the Departmental Safety Drive because they are responsible for maintaining their personal folders. This means that they need access to the drive in order to store and manage their files and ensure that they are following safety protocols.Rate this question:
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Where is the Department Safety Drive located?(Choose the correct answer)
- A.
On the college network
- B.
On the Web
- C.
In the Safety Officer's office
- D.
On the Departmental cluster
Correct Answer
A. On the college networkExplanation
The Department Safety Drive is located on the college network. This means that it can be accessed by individuals who are connected to the college's network, such as students, faculty, and staff. It is not located on the web, in the Safety Officer's office, or on the Departmental cluster.Rate this question:
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- 43.
Which file formats are preferred on the Departmental safety Drive?(Choose the correct answer)
- A.
Word and PDF
- B.
JPEG and PDF
- C.
Word and PNG
- D.
Word and ZIP files
Correct Answer
A. Word and PDFExplanation
The preferred file formats on the Departmental safety Drive are Word and PDF. These formats are commonly used for creating and sharing documents while maintaining their formatting and security. Word files allow for easy editing and collaboration, while PDF files ensure that the document's layout and content remain consistent across different devices and platforms.Rate this question:
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- 44.
On the Departmental Safety Drive, files and folders can be organised and named any way the user wants.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
On the Departmental Safety Drive, files and folders cannot be organised and named any way the user wants. There are likely specific guidelines or restrictions in place to ensure consistency and efficiency in file management.Rate this question:
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- 45.
In the context of Ergonomics, what does ULD mean?(choose the correct answer)
- A.
Upper Limb Disorder
- B.
Unit Load Device
- C.
Ultra Low Drag
- D.
User Language Definition
Correct Answer
A. Upper Limb DisorderExplanation
ULD stands for Upper Limb Disorder in the context of Ergonomics. This term refers to a range of conditions that affect the muscles, tendons, and nerves of the upper limbs, including the hands, wrists, arms, shoulders, and neck. These disorders often result from repetitive tasks, awkward postures, or excessive force exertion, commonly found in office work or manual labor. Understanding and addressing ULD is crucial in designing ergonomic workspaces and practices to prevent and reduce the risk of these disorders.Rate this question:
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- 46.
Your desk chair is adjusted to the correct height when…(choose the correct answer)
- A.
Your forearms are approximately horizontal above your work surface and your knees are bent at 90°
- B.
Your elbows are below your work surface and you need to bend your wrists to reach the keyboard
- C.
Your feet do not touch the floor and you need to push down on your thighs
- D.
Your armrests are at the same height as your work surface
Correct Answer
A. Your forearms are approximately horizontal above your work surface and your knees are bent at 90°Explanation
The correct answer is that your forearms are approximately horizontal above your work surface and your knees are bent at 90°. This is because having your forearms at this position helps to maintain proper alignment and support for your arms and wrists while working. Additionally, having your knees bent at a 90° angle helps to promote good posture and reduce strain on your lower back.Rate this question:
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- 47.
When you are sitting in your desk chair the height of your backrest should be adjusted so that the lumbar pad supports the natural curve of your back
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The correct answer is true because when sitting in a desk chair, it is important to adjust the height of the backrest to support the natural curve of your back. This helps maintain proper posture and prevents strain on the lower back. The lumbar pad provides support to the lumbar region, which is the curve in the lower back. Adjusting the backrest height ensures that the lumbar pad aligns with the natural curve of your back, promoting comfort and reducing the risk of back pain or discomfort.Rate this question:
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- 48.
Your desk chair should be narrow so that you are sitting tightly with pressure applied to your thighs
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
The statement suggests that a narrow desk chair is ideal because it allows for sitting tightly with pressure applied to the thighs. However, this is not necessarily true. The ideal desk chair should provide comfort and support to the user, promoting good posture and reducing strain on the body. A chair that is too narrow may cause discomfort and restrict movement. Therefore, the correct answer is false.Rate this question:
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- 49.
If the armrests of your desk chair are too low, the result is:(choose the correct answer)
- A.
Back and Neck Pressure
- B.
Shoulder shrug
- C.
You are comfortable
- D.
You are in a neutral position
Correct Answer
A. Back and Neck PressureExplanation
If the armrests of your desk chair are too low, it can result in back and neck pressure. This is because when the armrests are too low, your arms will not be properly supported, causing you to hunch forward and strain your back and neck muscles. This can lead to discomfort and pain in these areas.Rate this question:
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- 50.
In the context of Ergonomics, what does DSE mean?(choose the correct answer)
- A.
Display Screen Equipment
- B.
Dobutamine Stress Echocardiography
- C.
Data Switching Equipment
- D.
Decision Support Environment
Correct Answer
A. Display Screen EquipmentExplanation
DSE stands for Display Screen Equipment in the context of Ergonomics. This refers to any equipment or device that has a display screen, such as computer monitors, laptops, tablets, and smartphones. Ergonomics focuses on optimizing the design and arrangement of these devices to ensure user comfort, productivity, and safety. Understanding the meaning of DSE is important in creating a workspace that promotes ergonomic principles and reduces the risk of musculoskeletal disorders and other health issues associated with prolonged screen use.Rate this question:
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