Chapter 1 - 3

What is the primary focus of effective safety management?

• Increasing machinery installation

• Reducing employee training

• Maximizing production output

• Minimizing risks in the workplace

Which regulation mandates that all machinery must be inspected and certified for safety before use?

• Health and Safety Regulations, 1990

• Factories and Machinery Regulations, 1980

• Factories and Machinery Regulations, 1970

• Occupational Safety Act, 1975

What is a key step in hazard identification?

• Reducing safety audits

• Increasing employee workload

• Eliminating training programs

• Conducting regular inspections

What is the purpose of a Certificate of Fitness?

• To notify authorities of new installations

• To provide maintenance schedules

• To certify employee training

• To confirm machinery is safe for operation

Which of the following is NOT a type of lifting machine?

• Service Lifts

• Cargo Lifts

• Goods Lifts

• Passenger Lifts

What is a common hazard associated with electric lifts?

• Overloading

• Excessive lighting

• Inadequate signage

• Low maintenance costs

What is the role of safety fencing in machinery safety?

• To provide aesthetic appeal

• To prevent unauthorized access

• To increase machinery speed

• To reduce operational costs

What should be clearly marked to facilitate quick evacuation?

• Emergency exits

• Machinery placement

• Inspection areas

• Material flow

What is the purpose of operator training?

• To limit employee responsibilities

• To reduce maintenance costs

• To increase production speed

• To ensure safe handling and operation

Which of the following is a requirement for safe lifting operations?

• Less frequent inspections

• Periodic Maintenance Agreement

• Increased weight capacity

• Reduced operator training