What does the Health and Safety at Work Act (HASAWA) 1974 embody?

• The requirements for the management of health and safety at work

• The requirements for the management of financial safety at work

• The requirements for the management of environmental safety at work

• The requirements for the management of social safety at work

Who does the Health and Safety at Work Act (HASAWA) 1974 cover?

• All people at work (i.e., employers/employees)

• Only employers

• Only employees

• Only the general public

Which of the following is NOT covered by the Health and Safety at Work Act (HASAWA) 1974?

• The self-employed

• The general public

• All people at work (i.e., employers/employees)

• All people and activities

What are the main objectives of HASAWA 1974?

• Health and safety of all people at work

• The protection of others from risks at work

• The control of dangerous substances

• All of the above

Which of the following is NOT an objective of HASAWA 1974?

• Health and safety of all people at work

• The protection of others from risks at work

• The control of dangerous substances

• The control of dangerous emissions

According to HASAWA 1974, what is one of the main objectives related to substances?

• The control of dangerous emissions

• The control of dangerous substances

• The protection of others from risks at work

• Health and safety of all people at work

What does HASAWA 1974 aim to protect people from at work?

• Dangerous emissions

• Risks

• Noise

• Fatigue

What does the HASAWA 1974 Act make the responsibility of everyone?

• Health

• Safety

• Welfare

• All of the above

According to HASAWA 1974, what must employers provide to their employees?

• Free meals

• Personal protective equipment (PPE)

• Transportation

• Housing

Which of the following is an example of personal protective equipment (PPE) mentioned in the HASAWA 1974 Act?

• Uniforms

• Hard hats

• Office supplies

• Company cars