H&S 02

Who is responsible for providing PPE to employees?

• The employee

• The employer

• The government

• The health and safety officer

What should an employee do if their PPE becomes worn or damaged?

• Continue using it until it breaks

• Repair it themselves

• Request a replacement from the employer

• Discard it and buy a new one

What is the title of the poster that employers must display according to the Health and Safety Information Regulations?

• Health and Safety at Work Act

• Health and Safety Law: What you need to know

• Workplace Safety Guidelines

• Employee Safety Handbook

What is one of the main points covered by the Health and Safety Law poster?

• How to file a complaint

• What employers must do for you

• How to use PPE correctly

• Emergency evacuation procedures

What should you do if you have an accident at work and believe your employer was negligent?

• Ignore it and continue working

• Seek financial compensation

• Report it to a colleague

• Take a leave of absence

What is the fine for an employer who does not display a valid certificate of liability insurance?

• £500

• £1000

• £1500

• £2000

What is a common task for carpenters that may require working at various locations?

• Painting walls

• Installing electrical wiring

• Fitting items like staircases

• Laying carpet

What alternative do employers have to fulfil their legal responsibility if the HSE poster is not accessible?

• Email the information to employees

• Provide a digital copy on a website

• Issue 'pocket cards' with safety information

• Conduct weekly safety meetings

What is the primary responsibility of employers regarding worker safety?

• To provide free meals

• To protect workers from injuries and ill health

• To offer flexible working hours

• To ensure job satisfaction