Symrise Whs Quiz 2015
Complete this quiz to test your Workplace Health and Safety knowledge. Completion of the quiz is mandatory, you can do it at home or in class.
Questions and Answers
- 1.
Accidents:
- A.
Cannot be avoided
- B.
Are largely preventable
- C.
Only happen to people who deserve them
- D.
Are completely unpredictable
Correct Answer
B. Are largely preventableExplanation
Accidents are largely preventable means that most accidents can be avoided or minimized through proper precautions and safety measures. While it is true that accidents cannot be completely eliminated, many of them can be prevented by taking necessary steps such as following traffic rules, wearing safety gear, maintaining a clean and safe environment, and practicing caution in various activities. This answer acknowledges that accidents do occur but emphasizes the importance of prevention in reducing their frequency and severity.Rate this question:
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- 2.
What is meant by risk management:
- A.
Managing people to avoid accidents
- B.
Indentifying hazards, assessing the risk and then finding solutions
- C.
Removing all sharp and dangerous objects from the workshop
- D.
Reading all instructions before starting to work
Correct Answer
B. Indentifying hazards, assessing the risk and then finding solutionsExplanation
Risk management refers to the systematic process of identifying potential hazards, evaluating the level of risk associated with them, and then implementing appropriate measures to mitigate or eliminate those risks. It involves identifying potential dangers, analyzing their potential impact, and developing strategies to minimize or prevent harm. This approach ensures that proactive measures are taken to prevent accidents or incidents and promotes a safe working environment.Rate this question:
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- 3.
What injuries/hazards could occur from excessive noise
- A.
Distraction from the task leading to injury
- B.
Hearing damage
- C.
Inability to hear others in the workspace
- D.
All of the above
Correct Answer
D. All of the aboveExplanation
Excessive noise can lead to various injuries and hazards. Firstly, it can cause distraction from the task at hand, which increases the risk of injury. Secondly, it can result in hearing damage, causing long-term or permanent hearing loss. Lastly, excessive noise can make it difficult to hear others in the workspace, leading to miscommunication and potential accidents. Therefore, all of the mentioned options are potential injuries/hazards that can occur from excessive noise.Rate this question:
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- 4.
Safety is:
- A.
The responsibility of the manager
- B.
The individual
- C.
Workcover Australia
- D.
Everyone who works and visits Symrise
Correct Answer
D. Everyone who works and visits SymriseExplanation
Safety is the responsibility of everyone who works and visits Symrise. This means that both the employees and visitors have a role to play in ensuring a safe environment. It is not solely the responsibility of the manager or Workcover Australia. Each individual must be aware of safety protocols, follow them, and contribute to maintaining a safe workplace. This includes reporting hazards, following safety procedures, and taking necessary precautions to prevent accidents or injuries.Rate this question:
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- 5.
Hazards can be controlled in the workplace by;
- A.
Cleaning up spills immediately
- B.
Reading and following safety signage
- C.
Removing hazards
- D.
Wearing the correct PPE
- E.
All of the above
Correct Answer
E. All of the aboveExplanation
The correct answer is "all of the above" because each of the mentioned actions contribute to controlling hazards in the workplace. Cleaning up spills immediately helps prevent slips and falls, reading and following safety signage provides information about potential hazards and how to avoid them, removing hazards eliminates the risk of accidents, and wearing the correct personal protective equipment (PPE) protects against specific workplace hazards. By doing all of these actions, hazards can be effectively controlled in the workplace.Rate this question:
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- 6.
What is our core aim in relation to Work Health and Safety?
- A.
everyone arrives to work on time
- B.
Zero harm
- C.
Quality standards are met
- D.
Everyone knows where the exits are located
Correct Answer
B. Zero harmExplanation
Our core aim in relation to Work Health and Safety is to achieve zero harm. This means that our main objective is to ensure that no harm or injuries occur in the workplace. This involves implementing safety measures, providing training and education on safety procedures, and continuously monitoring and improving the work environment to minimize any potential risks or hazards. By striving for zero harm, we prioritize the well-being and safety of all employees.Rate this question:
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- 7.
In the event of an accident, I will;
- A.
Inform my manager and complete an Injury / Accident form
- B.
Go home and have a rest
- C.
Tell my colleagues not to say anything
- D.
Refuse to work in that area again
Correct Answer
A. Inform my manager and complete an Injury / Accident formExplanation
The correct answer is to inform my manager and complete an Injury / Accident form. This is the appropriate action to take in the event of an accident as it ensures that the incident is properly documented and reported to the relevant authorities. It also allows for any necessary investigations or follow-up actions to be taken to prevent similar accidents in the future.Rate this question:
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- 8.
Hazards can arise from:
- A.
The work environment
- B.
The use of machinery and substances
- C.
Poorly laid out and designed work spaces
- D.
Inappropriate systems and procedures
- E.
All of the above
Correct Answer
E. All of the aboveExplanation
Hazards can arise from various sources, including the work environment, the use of machinery and substances, poorly laid out and designed work spaces, and inappropriate systems and procedures. Each of these factors has the potential to cause harm or injury to workers. The work environment may include physical hazards such as noise, temperature extremes, or inadequate lighting. The use of machinery and substances can introduce hazards such as moving parts, chemicals, or fumes. Poorly laid out and designed work spaces can lead to tripping hazards or ergonomic issues. Inappropriate systems and procedures can result in unsafe work practices or lack of proper training. Therefore, all of the above factors can contribute to hazards in the workplace.Rate this question:
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- 9.
Manual handling refers to:
- A.
Lifting, pushing, carrying and lifting of equipment and objects
- B.
Rolling heavy objects to move them
- C.
Returning tools to the correct place
- D.
Putting tools and equipment on shelving for storage
Correct Answer
A. Lifting, pushing, carrying and lifting of equipment and objectsExplanation
Manual handling refers to the physical tasks involved in lifting, pushing, and carrying heavy equipment and objects. It involves the use of physical force to move items from one place to another. This can include activities such as lifting boxes, pushing carts, or carrying heavy machinery. Manual handling also includes returning tools to their correct place and storing tools and equipment on shelving for storage purposes.Rate this question:
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- 10.
When manual handling heavy objects
- A.
You should bend your knees before lifting
- B.
You shouldn't lift any object over 10kgs on your own
- C.
You should use a trolley or another lifting/carrying device if the item is over 10kg
- D.
All of the above
Correct Answer
D. All of the aboveExplanation
When manual handling heavy objects, it is important to take proper precautions to prevent injury. Bending your knees before lifting helps to maintain a stable and balanced position, reducing strain on your back. Additionally, lifting objects over 10kgs on your own can increase the risk of injury, so it is advisable to use a trolley or another lifting/carrying device for heavier items. Therefore, all of the above options are correct in ensuring safe manual handling of heavy objects.Rate this question:
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- 11.
Appropriate Personal Protection Equipment is worn:
- A.
At the discretion of your manager
- B.
At all times when working in the factory and lab
- C.
Only when using machines
- D.
Only when your eyes are sore
Correct Answer
B. At all times when working in the factory and labExplanation
The correct answer is "at all times when working in the factory and lab". This means that personal protection equipment should be worn consistently while working in both the factory and laboratory environments. It emphasizes the importance of maintaining safety measures and protecting oneself from potential hazards throughout the entire duration of work in these areas.Rate this question:
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- 12.
When I hear the fire alarm, I will;
- A.
Ignore it and continue doing my normal duties
- B.
Go to the lunch room
- C.
Walk sensibly to the corner of South Creek and Middleton Roads and wait there until advised
- D.
Tell colleagues to watch out for the fire engine
Correct Answer
C. Walk sensibly to the corner of South Creek and Middleton Roads and wait there until advisedExplanation
The correct answer is "walk sensibly to the corner of South Creek and Middleton Roads and wait there until advised." This answer is the most appropriate response to a fire alarm as it prioritizes safety by moving to a designated area and waiting for further instructions. Ignoring the alarm or going to the lunch room may put oneself and others at risk, while telling colleagues to watch out for the fire engine does not address personal safety.Rate this question:
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- 13.
Check the names of our Fire Wardens
- A.
Hilary Booth
- B.
Julie Mitchell
- C.
Justin Jones
- D.
Sulabh Bargoti
Correct Answer(s)
A. Hilary Booth
B. Julie Mitchell
C. Justin Jones
D. Sulabh BargotiExplanation
The given answer lists the names of the Fire Wardens, which are Hilary Booth, Julie Mitchell, Justin Jones, and Sulabh Bargoti.Rate this question:
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- 14.
Where can you find WHS related information including policies and forms
- A.
IMS
- B.
Lunch room
- C.
Your Manager and/or WHS Committee member
- D.
'I'-drive
Correct Answer(s)
A. IMS
B. Lunch room
C. Your Manager and/or WHS Committee member
D. 'I'-driveExplanation
WHS related information including policies and forms can be found in multiple places. One place to find this information is in IMS, which likely stands for an information management system. The lunch room may also have resources or posters related to workplace health and safety. Additionally, your manager and/or WHS committee member should have access to this information and can provide guidance. Lastly, the 'I'-drive, which could refer to a shared network drive, may contain electronic copies of WHS related documents.Rate this question:
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- 15.
Check the examples of Personal Protective Equipment
- A.
Sandals
- B.
Closed shoes and gloves
- C.
Hair net and mask
- D.
Glasses and goggles
Correct Answer(s)
B. Closed shoes and gloves
C. Hair net and mask
D. Glasses and gogglesExplanation
The given examples of Personal Protective Equipment include closed shoes and gloves, hair net and mask, and glasses and goggles. These items are necessary to protect individuals from potential hazards in various environments. Closed shoes and gloves provide protection for the feet and hands, preventing injuries and exposure to harmful substances. A hair net and mask protect against contamination and the inhalation of particles or chemicals. Glasses and goggles shield the eyes from debris, chemicals, or other hazards that may cause eye damage.Rate this question:
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