
safe@work
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Discuss this ad with a partner and rate out of 5 the effectiveness of the ads message about workplace safety.
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Out of 5 rate the effectiveness of the ads message about workplace safety
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The General Module is designed for secondary students who undertake workplace learning programs, for example, work experience.
The module will introduce important facts about health and safety laws and common hazards.
Prior to each student undertaking his/her Work Experience placement, it is compulsory that they complete an on-line Safe@Work program.
There are 17 areas in the General Module that students must work through over the coming weeks before they complete thier safe@work online quiz to obtain the safe@work certificate.
The online quiz requires 100% correct answers
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INSTRUCTIONS
Work through the following lesson, read each slide, watch each You Tube clip and answer the multiple choice questions.
This will help you achieve your safe@work certificate as this lesson has all the information you need to be successful.
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Multiple Choice
Young workers are ????? more likely to be injured at work than any other age group
5%
17%
50%
33%
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Multiple Choice
when young workers are injured they are ????? more likely to be hospitalised as a result of their injuries.
5%
12%
65%
21%
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Multiple Choice
Young workers are more likely to be injured through manual handling work because:
their bodies are still developing and are less able to cope with strain
they are often careless
their bodies are still developing and they are inexpereinced
they are inexperienced and may not know manual handling techniques
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Multiple Select
Which industries are the most dangerous for young people to work in? Select all that apply.
retail
construction
hospitatlity
manufacturing
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Multiple Choice
Under the Occupational Health and Safety Act employees must:
take complete responsibility for their own safety
always do as they are told
all of these answers
take care to look after their own safety and not put other workers at risk
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Multiple Choice
Workplace health and safety laws apply to:
all answers
persons who have control of workplaces
employees
employers and self employed persons
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Poll
Out of 5 rate the effectiveness of the ads message about workplace safety
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Open Ended
List three examples of duties that employers have
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duties of employees
Your responsibilities include:
•following health and safety instructions provided by the employer
•correctly using personal protective equipment and clothing
•taking care to use equipment safely and for its intended purpose
•reporting hazards and potential problems without delay
•reporting all work-related injuries and incidents that you think could result in harm to health
•co-operating with the employer on health and safety matters
•Remember that co-operation and consultation are the keys to a safe and healthy workplace. Employers and employees should talk to each other to solve health and safety problems at work.
If you have refused to work because the work is dangerous, you are entitled to the same pay and other benefits that you usually get if you have told your safety and health representative you are leaving
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Multiple Choice
If you have refused to work because the work is dangerous, you are entitled to the same pay and other benefits that you usually get if you have:
told your safety and health representative you are leaving
left the workplace with the authorisation of your employer
told your parent or guardian you are leaving
requested that a WorkSafe Victoria inspector attend the workplace.
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Thinksafe Steps
At work you can use these three ThinkSafe steps to help prevent accidents
Spot the Hazard (Hazard Identification)
Assess the Risk (Risk Assessment)
Make the Changes (Risk Control)
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Multiple Choice
The second ThinkSafe step is:
Change the risk
Assess the hazard
Assess the risk
Make the changes
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Open Ended
List three hazards you identify in the previous picture
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Open Ended
Create a meme for this work place injury
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Multiple Choice
The best way to fix a hazard is to:
remove the hazard
add safeguards
substitute something less dangerous
use personal protective equipment.
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Multiple Choice
Common types of hazards at work include:
electrical hazards
all of these answers are correct
slips and trips
excessive noise
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Open Ended
Identify three hazards in the previous picture
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Poll
Out of 5 rate the effectiveness of the ads message about workplace safety
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Multiple Select
Manual handling injuries include? Select all answers that apply:
Strains and sprains
Neck and back injuries
•Slips, falls and crush incidents
•Cuts, bruises and broken bones
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Multiple Select
Ways to reduce the risk of back injuries. Select all answers that apply
lighten loads
don't lift
use a mechanical device
reduce bending movements
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Poll
Out of 5 rate the effectiveness of the ads message about workplace safety
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Multiple Choice
Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) provide essential information about
personal protective equipment
safe lifting techniques for heavy objects
equipment used at work
hazardous substances
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Multiple Choice
Personal hearing protection should be used:
as a temporary measure or as a last resort
only when you hear ringing in the ears after a noisy activity
as the first measure adopted to control a noise hazard or to increase protection
to allow you to concentrate on a work task without interruption.
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Multiple Choice
Alterations and repairs to existing electrical installations can legally be carried out by:
an experienced unsupervised electrical apprentice
a person with many years of electrical experience
all of these answers
a licensed electrical worker
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Poll
Out of 5 rate the effectiveness of the ads message about workplace safety
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Multiple Choice
The most common mechanical equipment injuries are to:
the eyes
the right hand
hands and fingers
the face
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Multiple Choice
Guards attached to mechanical equipment:
can be removed if they get in the way while you are working, if you can still work safely
can be removed to clean the equipment, but must be replaced by an authorised person
can be removed if they are broken
all of these answers are correct
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Poll
Out of 5 rate the effectiveness of the ads message about workplace safety
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Multiple Select
Examples of typical fall hazards include: - select all answers that apply
ladders
Mezzanine floors
tree work
Climbing onto the tops of vehicles
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Poll
Out of 5 rate the effectiveness of the ads message about workplace safety
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Multiple Select
Select each of the statements that are correct in regards to working alone
Some tasks (for example, working with powered tools like chainsaws) should never be done alone
To reduce the risk of injury or harm to health, employers should provide information, instruction and training for people who work alone.
Students doing work experience must be supervised at all times and would never be expected to work alone.
A person is alone at work when they can be seen or heard by another person
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Out of 5 rate the effectiveness of the ads message about workplace safety
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Multiple Choice
When personal protective equipment is provided at work when hazards in the workplace cannot be eliminated, you should:
be instructed and trained so you know how to use it correctly
always wear it when required
look after it and store it correctly
all of these answers are correct
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Multiple Choice
Personal protective equipment should:
always be used to control hazards
only be used if other measures to control hazards are not practicable, or if other measures have not reduced the risks sufficiently
be the first measure adopted to control hazards or to increase protection
be used in preference to isolating the hazard.
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Open Ended
Create a meme for this bad day at work!
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Poll
Out of 5 rate the effectiveness of the ads message about workplace safety
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Out of 5 rate the effectiveness of the ads message about workplace safety
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Multiple Choice
Hazard identification, risk assessment and risk control principles are made compulsory:
under common law
under the Occupational Safety and Health Regulations
because they help prevent injury or harm to health and save money.
under the Occupational Health and Safety Act 2004
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Multiple Choice
Health and safety committees are formed so:
employers can tell safety and health representatives what they should do
employers and employees can work together to make the job safe
employees can tell employers what they should do
employers and employees can get to know each other.
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Open Ended
List three powers that workplace inspectors have
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Open Ended
Create a meme for this bad day at work!
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Multiple Select
If you are working on a task that you believe is unsafe or unhealthy which of these statements would be examples of steps you could take?
talk to a WorkSafe inspector
Try to agree on ways to fix the problem
ignore the situation
Talk to your supervisor and health and safety representative
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SELECT FIND YOUR OWN INDUSTRY
•FOR EXAMPLE AGED CARE – SAFETY BASICS
•RESEARCH 3 HAZARDS FOR THIS JOB E.G LIFTING, WORK RELATED STRESS
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Open Ended
Find three hazards in your choosen industry using link provided
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