Identifying Dangers in the Workplace Quiz A2 Level

Identify one example of a hazardous material commonly found in the workplace.

• Puppies

• Rainbows

• Chemicals

• Unicorns

What are the potential dangers of asbestos in the workplace?

• Respiratory issues, lung cancer, and mesothelioma

• Dehydration, sunburn, and insect bites

• Broken bones, muscle strain, and fatigue

• Skin irritation, eye damage, and headaches

What are two examples of unsafe equipment commonly found in the workplace?

• Sharp objects and clean floors

• Heavy machinery and proper ventilation

• Electrical cords and safety goggles

• Power tools and faulty ladders

How can you recognize faulty machinery in the workplace?

• By looking for signs of wear and tear, unusual noises, unusual smells, or any abnormal behavior during operation.

• By not paying attention to any abnormal behavior during operation

• By ignoring any unusual sounds or smells

• By assuming that all machinery is in perfect condition

What are the steps to be followed during a fire emergency in the workplace?

• Run in a panicked manner and push others out of the way

• Ignore the fire alarm and continue working

• Use the elevator to evacuate the building

• Activate the fire alarm, evacuate the building, do not use elevators, assemble at the designated meeting point

Explain the procedure to be followed in case of a chemical spill in the workplace.

• Attempt to clean up the spill without proper training

• Immediately alert all personnel in the area, contain the spill if possible, and follow the specific spill response procedures outlined in the workplace's safety protocols.

• Wait for someone else to take care of the spill

• Ignore the spill and continue working

What are some common trip hazards in the workplace?

• Loud noises

• Some common trip hazards in the workplace include loose cables, uneven flooring, cluttered walkways, and poor lighting.

• Slippery floors

• Sharp objects

How can you identify potential slip and fall hazards in the workplace?

• Ignoring wet or slippery floors

• Only inspecting the workplace once a year

• Regular inspections and looking for wet or slippery floors, uneven surfaces, poor lighting, and obstacles in walkways.

• Having poor lighting to save on electricity costs

What are the signs of electrical hazards in the workplace?

• Loud music, colorful decorations, comfortable chairs, friendly coworkers

• Flickering lights, burning smells, frayed wires, overheating appliances

• Broken windows, slippery floors, loud machinery, strong coffee aroma

• Singing birds, fresh air, clear sky, pleasant smell

Explain the proper lifting techniques to prevent workplace injuries.

• Lift the object with one hand to save time and effort.

• Bend at the waist and use the back to lift the object.

• Use a jerking motion to lift the object quickly.

• Bend at the knees, keep the back straight, and use the legs to lift the object.