AO3 1.1 Ms

What the term COSHH stand for?

• Control of Safety in Hospitals and Hotels

• Kosher Food

• Control of Substances Hazardous to Health

• Common Objects in Safety, Health and Hygiene

What are the three substances covered by COSHH

• dust, for example from icing sugar or flour

• chemical, cleaning materials

• gasses from cookers

• metal filings

chose three action that employers should do under the COSHH.

• Make sure that employee use of and exposure to this substances is kept to the minimum

• According to this regulation there are no specific requirements imposed on employers

• Employers need to provide training to their employee in the use of this substances

• Employees should be familiar with international symbols used to identify types of harmful substances

Any substance hazardous to health must be:

Choose all possible right answers

• identifying on packaging or container

• must to be kept in a locked storage

• labelled as toxic, harmful, irritant, corrosive, explosive or oxidising

• shown in writing and and given a risk rating

What does RIDDOR term stands for?

• Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulation

• Equivalent of RODO new UK law for companies

• Get rid of the door

• Risk Intelligence Database of Dangerous and Opulent Resources

What does the HSE term stands for?

• Home Schooling Education

• Health and Safety Exclusive

• Health and Safety Executive

• Health and Safety Excessive

Who does an employer must to report certain, serious incidents to?

• Government

• Local Council

• Family of an injured employee

• HSE Health and Safety Executive

Which of those are recognised as a certain workplace incidents that require reporting to HSE? (choose 3)

• death and serious injuries like; a serious burns or defragmentation

• dangerous occurrence like collapse of equipment

• work related diseases like occupational dermatitis.

• diseases in a workplace like flu

• faulty gas cookers or gas leaking

WHERE employers must to keep records of any injury that occur at a work place?

• in an accident book

• in HSE database

What records should employer keep in an accident book following an accident?

• shoes' number of employees

• injury

• diseases

• dangerous accidents