RISK MANAGEMENT

Who is responsible for safety and health of in the workplace?

• Occupier

• Employer

• WSHO (Workplace Safety Health Officer)

• Every Person

Risk Assessment must be carried out after the start the work activities

• True

• False

What information you will collect before starting the risk assessment?

• Copies of previous RA  

• Relevant legislation, Codes of Practice

• WSH inspection records and audit reports

• All of the above

What is the meaning of “Severity” in risk evaluation?

 

•   If accident happen, how much will be the damage/ harm

• Probability of accident

• Serious event which can close the company

• All of the above

When using the “Hierarchy of risk controls” using less risky method comes under what category?

 

• Elimination

• Substitution

• Engineering Control

• Administrative Control

What do you understand about “Likelihood”?

 

 

• Likelihood meaning the worker injured badly

• The chances (probability) of accident occurring

• Serious health issues

• This is a part of hierarchy of risk control

 

Which of the following situations the RA need to be reviewed?

 

• Where there is a significant change in work practices or procedures

• When new information available on emerging risks is known

• Any introduction of new machineries

• All of the above

Which of following is an example of “Administrative Control Measure”?

 

•   Safety Fencing

   

• Tool Box meeting

•   Wearing of Safety Helmet

• Noneof the above

What are the ways of identifying hazardous conditions in the workplace?

 

• Safety inspections

• Study the accident and near miss reports

• Worker’s feedback

• All of the above

The condition that poses harm or adverse health effects to a person at work is called as________.

 

 

• Hazard

• Likelihood

• Severity

• Risk