QUIZ CHAPTER 1: Introduction to Occupational Safety and Health

Which of the following is an example of an ergonomic hazard?

• Exposure to harmful chemicals

• Loud machinery causing hearing loss

• Slippery floors in the workplace

• Repetitive strain injuries from poor workstation design

What is the purpose of safety training in the workplace?

• To educate employees on workplace hazards and safe practices

• To assess the intelligence of workers

• To meet union requirements

• To prepare employees for promotion opportunities

Which of the following is a key responsibility of an employer under OSH regulations?

• Enforcing strict working hours

• Offering financial incentives to employees

• Providing a safe working environment

• Ensuring employees work overtime

What is personal protective equipment (PPE) designed to do?

• Prevent workplace accidents from happening

• Improve productivity and efficiency

• Ensure compliance with company rules

• Protect workers from specific hazards

Which law primarily governs workplace safety in the Malaysia?

• The Environmental Protection Act

• The Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1991

• The Labor Rights Act

• The Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1994

What is the first step in the risk management process in OSH?

• Identifying hazards

• Controlling hazards

• Reviewing procedures

• Monitoring performance

Which of the following is NOT a core component of an OSH program?

• Hazard identification and risk assessment

• Employee training and education

• Emergency response planning

• Marketing strategies

What does the term "hazard" refer to in OSH?

• Any condition that guarantees productivity

• A strategy for improving worker performance

• Anything with the potential to cause harm

• A mandatory company policy

What is the role of an occupational health and safety committee?

• To promote and oversee workplace safety initiatives

• To manage company finances

• To recruit new employees

• To increase the workload of employees

What is the primary risk associated with exposure to extreme heat in the workplace?

• Respiratory infections

• Chemical burns

• Vision problems

• Heat-related illnesses like heat stroke