HSE Lecture 3 - GMT07

Select the 3 purposes of Workplace Safety and Health Law and Regulation

(Multiple answers)

• Health

• Safety

• Environment

• Welfare

STOP-____ ORDER is served to immediately stop any working activity until such measures required by the commissioner have been taken.

Usually issued when workplace condition is highly likely to pose a risk to the safety, health and welfare of the persons at work.

When was the Workplace Safety & Health Order (WSHO) 2009 implemented?

• June 1, 2014

• July 1, 2012

• January 1, 2014

• August 1, 2013

Which of the following are exempted from WSHO 2009?

(Multiple answers)

• National Disaster Management Centre

• Fire and Rescue Department

• Brunei Shell

• Royal Brunei Police Force

Which of the following is a purpose of the Fire Safety Order 2016?
(Multiple answers)

• To protect fire safety at business premises

• Control of fire safety works for new buildings, renovation, additions, etc.

• To oversee workplace health regulations

• To manage environmental incidents

What does the acronym PDCA stand for in safety management?

• Plan, Do, Check, Act

• Prepare, Develop, Control, Assess

• Perform, Document, Communicate, Analyze

• Plan, Design, Create, Apply

The owner or occupier of the premises shall organize and conduct ______________ on an annual basis at such frequency as directed by Director of fire and rescue department.

• emergency response

• fire test

• evacuation drills

• concerts

1. - Abatement Order

2. - Prohibition Order

3. - Closing Order
   
   The 3 Orders above are for the purpose of eliminating ____ _______

• Site Hazards

• Risk Levels

• Fire Hazards

• Stop Orders

What is the role of the Safety Health Environment National Authority (SHENA)?

• To oversee salary regulations

• To manage employee accommodations

• To enforce workplace safety and health regulations

• To provide medical care to employees

REMEDIAL ORDER serves to _______ any danger in the workplace and to comply with any duty imposed by the WSHO 2009 and amendments.