Health and Safety - 3rd week recap

What is legislation?

• Legislation is a type of government official.
• Legislation refers to the process of voting in elections.
• Legislation is a set of laws enacted by a governing body.
• Legislation is a collection of opinions from citizens.

Which of these is not British work legislation?

• Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations

• The Fair Labour Standards Act

• The Health and Safety at Work Act
• Control of Substances Hazardous to Health

What does HASAWA do?

• HASAWA regulates workplace health and safety in the UK.
• HASAWA focuses on environmental regulations in the UK.
• HASAWA is a health insurance program in the UK.
• HASAWA provides financial support for businesses.

Control of Substances Hazardous to Health can be shortened to what?

(a)  

What year was HASAWA made?

• 1980
• 1965
• 1974
• 1978

Why should you wear PPE?

• To look fashionable in the workplace.
• To protect yourself from workplace hazards and ensure safety.
• To comply with company dress code.
• To avoid getting fired for not following rules.

What does PPE stand for in the context of workplace safety?

• Personal Protective Equipment

• Professional Performance Evaluation

• Public Policy Education

• Personal Payment Estimate

Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations can be shortened to what?

(a)  

What does PUWER do in the workplace?

• PUWER regulates the safety and suitability of work equipment in the workplace.
• PUWER ensures employee training is up to date.
• PUWER mandates employee breaks during shifts.
• PUWER focuses on environmental regulations in the workplace.

What is another word for an employer?

(a)