Unit 202 hairdressing Health and Safety

Which one of the following is the name given to Laws or Acts

• Regulations.

• Legislation.,

• Codes of practice.

• Workplace policies.

Which One of the following does not come under the Health and Safety at Work Act?

• COSHH

• RIDDOR

• The Fire Precautions Act

• The Sale and Supply of Goods Act

Which one of the following is a hazard found in a hairdressing salon that needs to be referred to a senior?

• Slippery surface

• Chemical spillage

• Heavy Obstruction

• Trailing wires

Which one of the following is an item of Personal Protective Equipment and should be provided by the employer under the Personal Protective Equipment Regulations?

• Gowns

• Sterile towels

• Gloves

• Waterproof capes

An autoclave is not commonly used in salons because ?

• It creates a lot of moisture.

• It does not sterilise effectively.

• It sanitises work areas but not towels.

• it is a large machine and takes up salon space.

Small amounts of unused hairdressing chemicals should be disposed of by?

• Placing in a yellow bin.

• Rinsing into an outside drain.

• Wrapping in newspaper and placing in a covered bin.

• Rinsing down the sink with plenty of cold water.

The correct procedure on discovery of a fire is to?

• Dial 999 and calmly evacuate the salon.

• Take the clients that you think are in danger to the assembly point.

• Dial 999 and start to use the fire equipment.

• Take time to ensure everyone has their personal belongings before evacuating

Which one of the following best describes the employee’s responsibilities under the  Health and Safety at Work Act?

• To support the salon in protecting the safety of self and others.

• To monitor the safety of customers, friends and colleagues.

• To ensure all staff have access to lunch breaks when working.

• To support the salon in protecting emergancy evacuation procedures.

Which one of the following is the most likely cause of accidents in the salon?

• Being conscientious.

• Taking care when working.

• Poor attendance and time keeping.

• Poor personal conduct when working.

Why is it important to maintain good posture when working?

• To maximise the risk of injury.

• To minimise the risk of injury.

• To give the impression of being taller.

• To give the impression of being smaller