Pre-Training : Path to a Safer Workplace

What is the first step to take in an emergency situation?

• Call emergency services immediately without assessing the situation.

• Start providing first aid without checking for safety.

• Assess the situation and ensure safety.

• Run away from the scene to avoid danger.

How should incidents be reported in the workplace?

• Incidents can be reported verbally without documentation.

• Incidents should be ignored to avoid panic.

• Incidents should be reported to a supervisor and documented using an incident report form.

• Only the HR department should be informed about incidents.

What are some common workplace hazards?

• Environmental hazards

• Technological hazards

• Ergonomic hazards

• Financial hazards

What tools can be used for risk assessment?

• Financial statements

• Market trends analysis

• Employee performance reviews

• Risk matrices

What is the hierarchy of controls in workplace safety?

• Chemical Safety, Fire Safety, Ergonomics

• Workplace Inspections, Safety Audits, Emergency Procedures

• Elimination, Substitution, Engineering Controls, Administrative Controls, Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

• Training and Awareness, Risk Assessment, Incident Reporting

What constitutes an unsafe act in the workplace?

• Following safety protocols at all times

• Using personal protective equipment

• Behaviors that can lead to accidents or injuries.

• Reporting hazards to a supervisor

What are examples of unsafe conditions?

• Well-maintained machinery

• Exposed electrical wires

• Properly stored equipment

• Clear pathways

Why is it important to have emergency procedures in place?

• Emergency procedures in place to ensure safety and effective response during crises.

• Emergency procedures are only relevant during natural disasters.

• Having emergency procedures can create unnecessary panic.

• Emergency procedures are only necessary for large organizations.

How can risk assessment tools help prevent incidents?

• They provide a detailed report after an incident occurs.

• They focus solely on financial aspects of risk management.

• They eliminate all risks associated with a project.

• They prevent incidents by identifying and prioritizing potential hazards.

What role does employee training play in workplace safety?

• Employee training is unnecessary for workplace safety.

• Employee training only focuses on improving productivity.

• Employee training is primarily about enhancing employee morale.

• Employee training is crucial for improving workplace safety by providing knowledge and skills to prevent accidents.