Which essential action would you take immediately you discover fire in your work station?

• Open all doors and windows

• Look for supervisor to report

• Ensure your safety

• Call for help

Firefighting involves eliminating any of the following.

• A. Nitrogen

• B. Oxygen

• C. Argon

• D. Water vapour

Flashpoint is the temperature at which a material _______________?

• A. Sparks visible light

• B. Give off some vapours that can be ignited.

• C. Evaporate to form an aqueous mist and burn

• D. Form an extinguishing substance

Risk assessment helps in?

• A. Reporting for accidents

• B. Organising working hours

• C. Minimising risk in the working environment

• D. Conducting first aid

Under the occupational Safety and health Act 2007, the following have a duty to work safety.

• A. Employers only

• B. Employees only

• C. General public

• D. All people at work

The aim of First Aid does include?

• A. To preserve life.

• B. To prevent more dangers from coming.

• C. To promote recovery.

• D. To prevent the condition from worsening

Regular health and safety inspection in workplace are significant because?

• A. To check that all workers are present

• B. To prepare for NEMA inspector

• C. To check if everyone is doing their work

• D. To check whether the working environment is safe

Housekeeping entails?

• A. Maintain employees working time sheets

• B. Maintain straight walkways

• C. Maintaining safety signs and warnings

• D. Keeping work area neat, organised and free of hazards and waste

What do you wear to protect yourself from inhaling fumes in the workplace?

• A. Face shield.

• B. Filter mask.

• C. Goggles

• D. Suction mask

Workplace safety procedures involves______________?

• A. Principles governing actions intended to lower cases of accidents that leads to

  injuries and loss of production.

• B. measures put in place to have an appeasing look in the workstation.

• C. Regulations put in place to have a good arrangement in the work area to prevent

  strangers.

• D. None of the above