Health, Safety, and Welfare in Construction Quiz

What should be reported if a worker is absent due to an injury for more than seven days?

• Over-seven-day injuries

• Occupational diseases

• Dangerous occurrences

• Major injuries

Which of the following is considered a major injury under RIDDOR?

• Fractures, excluding fingers, thumbs, and toes

• Minor cuts and bruises

• Headache requiring medication

• Sprained ankle

What type of incident involves the accidental release of a biological agent likely to cause severe human illness?

• Gas incidents

• Occupational diseases

• Dangerous occurrences

• Over-seven-day injuries

Which form is used to document details of accidents, including injuries and property damage?

• Emergency Response Plans

• Accident Report Forms

• Investigation Reports

• Near-Miss Reporting Forms

Who is typically the first to respond to medical emergencies in the workplace?

• Facility Management Staff

• Human Resources Representatives

• Security Personnel

• First Aid Responders

What is the purpose of Near-Miss Reporting Forms?

• To document incidents that could have resulted in an accident

• To record scheduled safety drills

• To log daily safety inspections

• To report routine maintenance checks

Which personnel may be responsible for evacuating the premises during an emergency?

• Emergency Response Team (ERT) Members

• First Aid Responders

• Human Resources Representatives

• Safety Officers/Managers

What should be done immediately after ensuring your own safety when discovering an accident?

• Provide First Aid if trained

• Document the incident for reporting

• Leave the scene to find help

• Start an investigation into the cause