BSBWHS416 Incident Response

Which requirements do you have to comply with when responding to incidents?

• Legal

• Organisational

• Your job responsibilities

• All of the above

Select your choice/s.

Which serious injuries or illnesses are notifiable incidents?

• Q Fever

• A serious burn

• Needing hospital treatment within a week

• De-gloving

Which of the following incident/s are notifiable?

• Collapse of a structure

• Dangerous goods

• Explosives

• Fire

How long must you keep records of notifiable incidents?

• At least 5 years

• At least 10 years

• At least 15 years

• At least 20 years

Failing to report a notifiable incident is an offence and penalties apply?

• Yes

• No

If a worker is injured, what is the first step of the incident response?

• Get the manager and report it

• Find the WHS Duty Holder and report it

• Anyone should begin First Aid

• Find the First Aid Duty Holder

Who should notify the regulator?

• Anyone

• PCBU

• WHS duty holder on behalf of the PCBU

• None of the above

Select option/s.

If a notifiable incident occurs:

• The PCBU must ensure the site is not disturbed until an inspector has attended

• Injured or deceased people should not be moved until the police or an inspector attend, unless it is unsafe to leave them there.

• The site cannot be made safe until an inspector, the fire service or state emergency service attends

• None of the above

When is it necessary to keep a register of injuries?

• Sometimes

• Never

• Always

• It's not necessary but it's good practice

Which is the extra level in the Hierarchy of Control that is an (extra) Australian standard?

• Eliminate

• Substitute

• Isolate

• Engineer