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WorksheetsHealth & Safety
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 13mins
Statement One: The employer's responsibility under the Health and Safety at Work Act, is to ensure all staff, clients and visitors are safe.
Statement Two: It is the employee's responsibility to make sure their actions do not out others at risk.
Which of the following are correct for the above statements?
True & False
True & True
False & False
False & True
Which one of the following is not reportable under RIDDOR?
A fractured skull
A fractured finger
occupational asthma
Occupational dermatitis
Which one of the following is a stylist's responsibility under the Fire Safety Order?
To know which fire extinguisher to use on different types of fire
To be able to use all types of extinguishers
To carry out a fire risk assessment
To perform inspection visits
Which type of fire is CO₂ best used on?
Electrical
Paper, hair and textiles
cooking fats
liquids
The acronym SHUD stand for?
Store, Handley, Union & Dispose
Safe, Health, Use & Directive
Stain, Hands, Use & Dispose
Store, Handle, Use & Dispose
Which is the most important item of PPE to use when carrying out wet work?
Apron
Gloves
Mask
Goggles
What are the correct steps when manually lifting objects?
Step 1 - Bend Your Knees
Step 2 - Keep Your Back Straight
Step 3 - Lift The Weight With Your Legs
Step 4 - Check The Area In Front Is Clear And Hazard Free
Step 1 - Bend Your Knees
Step 2 - Keep Your Back arched
Step 3 - Lift The Weight With Your Legs
Step 1 - Keep your legs Shoulder Width Apart
Step 2 - Keep Your Back Straight
Step 3 - Lift The Weight With Your Arms
Step 4 - Check The Area In Front Is Clear And Hazard Free
Step 1 - Keep your legs straight
Step 2 - Bend your back
Step 3 - Lift The Weight With Your Legs
Which two of the following does the employee need to follow in The Consumer Rights Act 2015?
Not give false information about the product
Lie about products purpose to make a sale
Check product is not faulty
Disguise any faults qon the product
What is this used for?
Disposing of products
Disposing of chemicals
Disposal of sharps, i.e. razor blade
Disposal of hair
What year was the Health and Safety at Work Act introduced?
1971
1992
1974
2002
What is a hazard?
Something that has the potential to cause you harm
Something that will cause you serious injury
Something with minimal risk
Select the following hazards
Water on the floor
Broken finger
Faulty socket
Cracked mirror
