WorksheetsHealth and Safety Quick Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
what does HASAWA stand for?
The health & safety wear act
The health & safety at work act
The hygiene & safety at work act
The help & safety at work act
Who does the HASAWA cover?
Employers
Employees
Everyone
Clients
Which one of these symbols means 'flammable'?
What does this symbol mean?
Acute toxicity
Gas under pressure
Corrosive
Health hazard/Hazardous to the ozone layer
What is meant by 'PPE'?
personal protective equipment
person to person equivalent
personal protective evacuation
How do you lift safely?
Straight back, bend knees
Just grab the object and lift it
Bend back, straight knees
What is the purpose of a risk assessment?
To generate more paperwork
Create work for the designated safety officers
Proportion blame in the event of an accident occurring
To evaluate hazards and to minimise the levels of its risk
What is a hazard?
The likelihood and severity of harm occurring
An unexpected incident resulting in an injury
A control measure to prevent harm
Anything that can cause harm to a person / people
What is a risk?
The likelihood and severity of harm occurring
An unexpected incident resulting in an injury
A control measure to prevent harm
Anything that can cause harm to a person / people
What is a control measure?
A legal requirement from the HSE
A model form for completing the risk assessment on
A precaution that is put in place to reduce the risk
An engineering only safety measure
Risk assessments are a legal requirement?
True
False
What does PUWER stand for?
Provision Use and Wearing Equipment Regulation 1998
Protection Understanding and Working Regulation 1998
Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulation 1998
Political and Understanding of Work Regulation 1998
What does RIDDOR stand for?
Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations
Reporting of Internal Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations
Reporting of Injustices in Disastrous and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations
Reporting of Important Disasters and Disturbances Regulations
In Health and Safety, a blue sign means...
Mandatory
Emergency
Warning/Take Care
Advisory
Danger/Prohibition
Which of the following are methods of fire prevention? (Select all that apply.)
Keeping sources of heat away from fuel and oxygen
Following regulations for handling volatile, flammable, and combustible chemicals
Checking the safety data sheets (SDSs) for specific flammability hazards
Ensuring that activities such as welding do not take place near flammable liquids or vapors
Which of the following are the four elements that are necessary to produce and sustain a fire?
Fuel, carbon dioxide, heat, oxygen
Fuel, oxygen, carbon dioxide, chemical chain reaction
Oxygen, carbon dioxide, heat, chemical chain reaction
Fuel, oxygen, heat, chemical chain reaction
You should only fight a fire as a last resort.
True
False
What action should be taken after an accident involving injury?
Nothing as long as the injured person is ok
First aid
First aid should be given, the accident should be recorded in the accident book and a full investigation should be completed
Report it to your manager
What does this sign mean?
do not enter
first aid
flammable
emergency exit
What is COSHH?
Control of something Hazardous and Healthy
Capture of Substances Hazardous to Health
Control Of Substances Hazardous to Health
Containment of Something Hazardous to Health
