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Who appoints HSE Inspectors?

• The Health and Safety Executive (HSE)

• The Safety Officers

• The Environmental Health Officers

• The Health and Safety Commission (HSC)

What is the primary role of Safety Officers?

• Conducting environmental inspections

• Implementing and monitoring health and safety policies

• Setting strategic priorities for health and safety

• Issuing improvement notices

Who provides advice on health and safety policy matters to the government?

• Safety Officers

• Environmental Health Officers

• Health and Safety Commission (HSC)

• HSE Inspectors

What do Environmental Health Officers investigate?

• Workplace accidents

• Pollution or nuisances

• Employee concerns

• Strategic health priorities

Who is responsible for overseeing the work of the Health and Safety Executive (HSE)?

• Safety Officers

• Environmental Health Officers

• Health and Safety Commission (HSC)

• Safety Representatives

What do Safety Officers conduct to prevent future incidents?

• Strategic planning

• Risk assessments

• Pollution investigations

• Employee elections

What is one of the responsibilities of Safety Representatives?

• Conducting environmental inspections

• Liaising with management on health and safety concerns

• Setting health and safety policies

• Issuing prohibition notices

Who is responsible for providing training to employees on health and safety?

• HSE Inspectors

• Safety Officers

• Environmental Health Officers

• Health and Safety Commission

What is an 'over-seven-day' injury?

• An injury requiring more than seven days of rest

• An injury that occurs over seven days

• An injury that heals in seven days

• An injury that requires seven days of treatment

How many categories of dangerous occurrences are there?

• 10

• 15

• 27

• 30