Understanding Risk Assessments

What is the first step in conducting a risk assessment?

• Evaluating risks

• Identifying hazards

• Implementing control measures

• Reviewing emergency procedures

Which of the following is considered a physical hazard?

• Loud noise

• Stress

• Bacteria

• Poor lighting

What does evaluating risks involve?

• Determining the likelihood and severity of harm

• Listing all possible hazards

• Implementing safety measures

• Writing emergency procedures

Which of the following is an example of a control measure?

• Conducting a fire drill

• Installing safety guards on machinery

• Writing a risk assessment report

• Identifying potential hazards

What is the purpose of emergency procedures?

• To identify hazards

• To evaluate risks

• To provide a plan of action during an emergency

• To eliminate all risks

George is starting a new job at a construction company in Great Britain. During his orientation, he is informed about the regulations that ensure his health and safety at work. Which regulation is primarily concerned with health and safety at work in Great Britain?

• The Health and Safety at Work Act 1974

• The Environmental Protection Act 1990

• The Data Protection Act 2018

• The Equality Act 2010

During a school science project, Arjun and Eesha are conducting a risk assessment for their experiment. What is the final step in their risk assessment process?

• Identifying hazards

• Reviewing and updating the assessment

• Evaluating risks

• Implementing control measures

Which of the following is NOT a type of hazard?

• Biological

• Chemical

• Financial

• Ergonomic

In a school setting, what is the main goal of implementing control measures in the science lab?

• To eliminate all hazards

• To reduce the risk of harm

• To comply with regulations

• To conduct emergency drills

How often should risk assessments be reviewed?

• Every 5 years

• Whenever there are significant changes

• Monthly

• Annually