WorksheetsHealth & Safety Recap
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 8mins
What does the 'E' stand for in HSE?
Executive
Elective
Entity
Electrical
What is the following statement describing?
"A careful examination of anything which may cause harm to people whilst working or during any other activities."
Primary Survey
Legislation
Risk Assessment
Personal Protective Equipment
If a workplace employs fewer than 5 people, does a risk assessment need to be carried out?
No, only if the workplace employs 5 or more staff members.
Yes, a risk assessment must also be recorded.
Yes, a risk assessment must be carried out but it doesn't need recording.
No, risk assessments aren't a legal requirement.
What is the third step when completing a risk assessment?
Decide who may be harmed
Record your findings and implement them
Identify the hazards
Evaluate the risk and decide on precautions
Review and update the risk assessment
If the severity of the hazard is scored a 3, and the likelihood of the risk a 4, is the risk 'manageable', 'requires review' or 'unacceptable'?
Manageable
Requires Review
Unacceptable
When carrying out safe manual handling, do the safe lifting capacity recommendations become heavier or lighter the further away from the body the load is held?
Heavier
Lighter
When preparing to carry out safe manual handling, which of these approaches would make the task safer?
(select all which apply)
Dismantling the load into smaller pieces
Asking for help
Getting a lifting aid
Pulling instead of pushing
Lifting loads with incorrect posture is more likely to cause which sort of injury to your intervertebral discs?
Sprain
Strain
Herniation
Crushing
What is the main piece of Health & Safety legislation in the UK? (Plus the year!)
(a)
The Control of Substances Hazardous to Health legislation came into effect in which year?
(a)
RIDDOR came into effect in 2013. But what does 'RIDDOR' stand for?
Recording Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations
Reporting Injuries, Deaths and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations
Recording Iguanas, Dingoes and Dangerous Ocelots Regulations
Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations
What does the 'A' stand for in DR ABC?
(a)
What is the standard treatment for burns?
Cool the burns for 10 minutes with cool water, do not burst any blisters, apply a blister dressing.
Cool the burns for 5 minutes with an ice pack, burst any blisters, apply a blister dressing.
Cool the burns for 5 minutes with cool water, remove any clothing stuck to the burn, apply a blister dressing.
Cool the burns for 10 minutes with an ice pack, do not burst any blisters, do not apply any dressing.
