Hand saws and HASAWA

what year did the HASAWA brought into British law

• 1974

• 1976

• 1975

• 1973

what is the correct statement explaining what "RISK" is

• Something that will cause harm

• Something that has the liklehood to harm

• some thing that has the greater payback

• something that we must not do

what is the correct statement explaining what a "HAZARD" is

• Something that will cause harm

• Something that has the liklehood to harm

• some thing that has the greater payback

• something that we must not do

Who enforces the HASAWA?

• Local Government Authorities
• Health and Safety Executive (HSE)
• Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)
• Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

What does HASAWA stand for?

• Health and Safety Administration Work Act
• Health and Safety at Work Act
• Health and Safety at Workplace Act
• Health and Safety Assessment Work Act

what does the term Reasonably practicable mean?

• A balance between the level of risk and the cost or effort required to mitigate it.
• A subjective opinion on workplace safety.
• A legal requirement to follow safety protocols.
• A method to eliminate all risks completely.

What does the acronym TPI mean for a Hand saw

• Tension Per Inch
• Teeth Per Inch
• Thickness Per Inch
• Torque Per Inch

If a saw had a high TPI what type of sawing would it be most efficient for?

• Fine sawing across the grain or cutting thin materials.

• Carving intricate designs in hardwoods.
• General purpose cutting of wood.
• Ripping along the grain

If a saw had a low TPI what type of sawing would it be most efficient for?

• Fine sawing across the grain or cutting thin materials.

• Carving intricate designs in hardwoods.
• General purpose cutting of wood.
• Ripping along the grain

What type of hand saw would you use to cut curves and detailed work

• Coping saw
• Band saw
• Table saw
• Hand saw