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OHS- WT7- DIP S1- 150s

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 3600secs

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Class
Date
1.

A good team member has the following characteristic:

a)

letting others take bigger part of the work and take the credit for it.

b)

trying to reach a consensus on decisions.

c)

waiting to be told what to do and not taking initiative.

d)

Show least concern towards completion of task.

2.

Why should everyone be encouraged to participate in the teamwork?

a)

Because it’s the managerial decision to do the work in this manner.

b)

So, they can all get paid equally well.

c)

In order to have the benefits from the skills, knowledge and experience of all team members.

d)

So no one can take credit.

3.

“Verbal” communication is a method of exchanging information using …

a)

gestures.

b)

facial expressions.

c)

written or spoken words.

d)

none of the above.

4.

In “non-verbal communication” we should pay attention to our…

a)

words.

b)

gestures

c)

tone of voice

d)

both gestures and tone of voice

5.

What is “attitude”?

a)

way of thinking or feeling about someone or something, typically one that is shown in a person’s behavior.

b)

Being on time and doing all the assigned work.

c)

Doing more than one thing at the same time.

d)

Positive behavior

6.

What is one possible effect of having a consistent NEGATIVE attitude at the workplace?

a)

You may get a promotion.

b)

You may get fired for influencing the others in a negative way.

c)

Nobody will pay any attention.

d)

You may get an increment.

7.

Pick one attitude that is important at the workplace:

a)

Complaining

b)

Being enthusiastic

c)

Constantly asking your rights

d)

Blaming

8.

Approach any disagreements with an open mind. A disagreement is not …

a)

important

b)

a personal attack.

c)

worth your time and efforts.

d)

Your SMART goal

9.

A professional establishes ....… especially with those colleagues whom he / she considers friends.

a)

close friendships and relationships

b)

duties

c)

boundaries

d)

argument

10.

One of the best ways to show you are listening is

a)

talking to the person next to you

b)

frowning at the customer

c)

using an appropriate amount of eye-contact

d)

asking them to repeat what they said

11.

Why do different organizations have different EMS?

a)

Different size of the organization

b)

Different activities of the organization

c)

Different process of the organization

d)

All of the above

12.

Top management assigns management representatives who (choose 2 answers)

a)

ensuring that the EMS system conforms to the requirements of ISO

b)

Gossips and discusses personal problems

c)

reporting on the performance of the environmental management system

d)

complains to the employees

13.

_______means written guidelines established by a manufacturer for the installation and operation of the manufacturer's equipment

a)

Schedule

b)

Manufacturer's Specifications

c)

policy

d)

Regulations

14.

Choose the ISO for quality

a)

9000

b)

14001

c)

9110

d)

9001

15.

45001 is ISO for ______

a)

Health and safety

b)

Environment

c)

Quality

d)

All of the above

16.

A book that tells you how to use or do something

a)

schedule

b)

manual

c)

policy

d)

All of the above

17.

A set of ideas or plan of what to do in particular situations that has been agreed by a government, business etc,

a)

policy

b)

schedule

c)

manual

d)

legislation

18.

A thing that blocks your way or prevents passage or progress

a)

obstruction

b)

aquatic toxicity

c)

acid proof gloves

d)

stability

19.

Stakeholders are also called as ______

a)

uninterested parties

b)

interested parties

c)

interested in parties

d)

all of the above

20.

What is the role of leadership and top management  in EMS?

a)

Making plans and communicating policies

b)

Checking conformity

c)

Providing resources

d)

All of the above

21.

lockdown, fire, evacuation, reverse evacuation, duck cover hold (under any table or protection) and shelter in place are types of:

a)

Evacuation

b)

Drill

c)

Emergencies

d)

Work related accident

22.

Some emergency’s procedures and advices to deal with bomb threats calls are:

a)

Wear mask-open widows -close the source of leak-evacuate go to the opposite direction from the smell.

b)

Stay calm, don’t hang up the phone-pass any not to the closest person

c)

If it’s less than 15 minutes Stay in the same room-if not secure your belongings and start evacuation.

d)

All of them

23.

If clothing is on fire you need to:

a)

Run-hide-Fight

b)

Causes some symptoms same as nausea, headache and dizziness

c)

Smell like rotten egg.

d)

Stop-Drop-Roll

24.

Some emergency’s procedures and advices to deal with radioactive material spill are:

a)

Stay in the same room- remove decontaminated cloth in special container- wash with warm water-evacuate carefully with special PPE.

b)

Wear mask-open widows -close the source of leak-evacuate go to the opposite direction from the smell.

c)

Stop the spill-Contain it-minimize the risk-clean -decontaminate

d)

Start evacuation-use closest exit-don’t get back until they announce its safe.

25.

Some emergency’s procedures and advices to deal with chemical material spill are:

a)

Stay in the same room- remove decontaminated cloth in special container- wash with warm water-evacuate carefully with special PPE.

b)

Wear mask-open widows -close the source of leak-evacuate go to the opposite direction from the smell.

c)

Stop the spill-Contain it-minimize the risk-clean -decontaminate

d)

Start evacuation-use closest exit-don’t get back until they announce its safe.

26.

Some emergency’s procedures and advices to deal with Gaz leak are:

a)

Stay in the same room- remove decontaminated cloth in special container- wash with warm water-evacuate carefully with special PPE.

b)

Wear mask-open widows -close the source of leak-evacuate - go to the opposite direction from the smell.

c)

Stop the spill-Contain it-minimize the risk-clean -decontaminate

d)

Start evacuation-use closest exit-don’t get back until they announce its safe.

27.

Some emergency’s procedures and advices to deal with Fire Evacuation are:

a)

Stay in the same room- remove decontaminated cloth in special container- wash with warm water-evacuate carefully with special PPE.

b)

Wear mask-open widows -close the source of leak-evacuate go to the opposite direction from the smell.

c)

Stop the spill-Contain it-minimize the risk-clean -decontaminate

d)

Start evacuation-use closest exit-don’t get back until they announce its safe.

28.

Some emergency’s procedures and advices to deal with power outage are:

a)

Wear mask-open widows -close the source of leak-evacuate go to the opposite direction from the smell.

b)

Stay calm, don’t hang up the phone-pass any not to the closest person

c)

If it’s less than 15 minutes Stay in the same room-if not secure your belongings and start evacuation.

d)

None of any one

29.

Some emergency’s procedures and advices to deal with shooting in the place are

a)

Run-hide-Fight

b)

Causes some symptoms same as nausea, headache and dizziness

c)

Smell like rotten egg.

d)

Stop-Drop-Roll

30.

Simulation of evacuation that helps prepare participants for an emergency situation.

a)

Emergency Plan

b)

Emergency drill

c)

Emergency Exit

d)

Emergency Access