L2 H&S revision 5

Which 3 elements are needed for a fire?

• Heat, oxygen, gas

• Oxygen, acid, heat

• Fire, wind, sand

• Heat, oxygen, fuel

What does RIDDOR stand for?

• Recording of Dangerous Disinfectants Order of Regulations

• Rigorous Incidents Diseases, Death Organisational Regulations

• Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations

You should record an injury...

• In a diary

• On social media

• On your Google Drive

• In an Accident Report Book

What must an employer regularly carry out to minimize danger in the workplace?

• Breaks.
• Risk Assessments.
• Meetings.
• Cups of tea/coffee.

PUWER regulations covers the safe use of?

• Scaffolding

• Chemicals

• Power tools and machinery

• Site facilities

Who would a company report an accident to?

• Police
• Government
• Health & Safety Executive
• Doesn't need reporting

What act places liability on employers and employees to keep a safe working environment?

• RIDDOR
• HASAWA
• COSHH
• PUWER

Once you have spotted a hazard you must

• Report it to your boss
• Leave it as someone else will fix it eventually
• Bring your own toolbox to work and fix it yourself.
• None of the above.

Do I need to report a near miss to my employer?

• No

• Yes

• Depends on the potential severity of the near miss

A person's cloths are on fire. Which of these could you do to help put it out?

• Tell them to run around as fast as they can

• Wrap them in a fire blanket

• Spray them with a CO₂ fire extinguisher

• Call the fire brigade