WHS U34 Task 1

Which of the following are correct when referring to legislative requirements, regulations, codes of practice and standards relating to WHS hazard identification, risk assessment, and risk control? Select (3) answers

• The WHS Act and regulations require employers to identify hazards and conduct risk assessments in the workplace.

• The Codes of Practice offer practical guidance on managing specific hazards while providing a framework for risk management.

• The WHS Act and regulations do not relate to implementing control measures to eliminate or minimise risks.

• The Codes of Practice help organisations meet legal requirements and create safer work environments.

Which of the following are correct when referring to legislative requirements, regulations, codes of practice and standards relating to WHS hazard communication, consultation, and participation? Select (3) answers.

• The Codes of Practice and guides provide practical advice on consultation processes and cooperation.

• The WHS Act and regulations emphasise the importance of effective communication, consultation, and participation between duty holders (employers, workers, and others) to improve workplace safety.

• AS/NZS 8401 outlines WHS/OHS management system requirements, including communication and consultation elements.

• The Codes of Practice and guides provide practical advice on consultation processes and cooperation, helping employers establish a culture of safety engagement and collaboration.

Under Work Health and Safety (WHS) legislation, which of the following is incorrect concerning duty holders?

• Officers are ultimately responsible for any decisions made about WHS control measures.

• The PCBU is the primary duty holder and is responsible for WHS within the organisation.

• Officers can influence WHS control measures via financial contributions or changing organisational policies and procedures.

• Workers refer to anyone who carries out work for the PCBU, including employees, contractors, subcontractors, and volunteers

Policies and procedures for effective WHS recordkeeping must be implemented and managed to support which of the following? Select (3) answers.

• To ensure legal compliance

• To ensure accurate reporting of incident management

• To prove evidence of hazard identification and risk management

• Staff rostering

Which of the following is a recognised workplace hazard identification method?

• Conducting regular employee satisfaction surveys

• Performing routine hazard inspections and audits

• Reviewing the annual financial report

• Monitoring social media trends

A risk assessment in the workplace typically involves which of the following?

• Evaluating the potential impact of identified hazards

• Assessing the effectiveness of marketing campaigns

• Calculating annual profit and loss statements

• Determining employee vacation schedules

Provide an example of how each level of the hierarchy of controls can be applied to manage a specific workplace hazard in a sport and recreation environment - ELIMINATION

Provide an example of how each level of the hierarchy of controls can be applied to manage a specific workplace hazard in a sport and recreation environment - SUBSITUTION

Provide an example of how each level of the hierarchy of controls can be applied to manage a specific workplace hazard in a sport and recreation environment - ENGINEERING CONTROLS

Provide an example of how each level of the hierarchy of controls can be applied to manage a specific workplace hazard in a sport and recreation environment - ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROLS