COSHH Awareness Quiz

What does COSHH stand for?

• Control of substances harmful to health
  
  

• Control of substances hazardous to health

• Control of substances hazardous to hands

• Control of submarines hazardous to health

Which of the following are not covered by COSHH regulations?

• Germs
  

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  Radioactive substances
  

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  Fumes

• Public Toilets

What is the primary purpose of COSHH in a workplace?

• Ensuring workplace cleanliness

• Protecting workers from health hazards associated with chemicals

• Monitoring the efficiency of work processes

• Reducing operational costs

Under COSHH, what is required for a substance to be considered hazardous?

• It must be flammable

• It must be used daily

• It must pose a health risk

• It must be radioactive

Which document is essential for complying with COSHH regulations?

• Health and Safety Manual

• Risk Assessment Report

• Employee Training Certificates

• Annual Business Review

1. Hazardous substances are:

• a necessary part of life and can be used safely

• dangerous and should be banned

• only produced by chemical giants.

• only dangerous to children

1. If a substance has no label on it:

• it must be safe to use

• it may be safe to use but checks should be carried out

• it is not safe to use.

• Just use a small amount

What should be done if a COSHH assessment identifies a significant risk?

• Ignore the risk if it is manageable

• Implement control measures to reduce the risk

• Stop using the substance immediately

• Report the risk to the local authorities

How often should COSHH assessments be reviewed?

• Every 5 years

• Annually

• Whenever there is a significant change in the process

• Only if a new substance is introduced

Which of the following is a requirement under COSHH for employers?

• Provide personal protective equipment

• Conduct annual health reviews for employees

• Ensure all substances are stored in locked cabinets

• Train employees on the use of all machinery