WorksheetsQuiz2(4FTC1422 -Introduction to Practical Safety for Engineers)
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Hazards like viruses, bacteria, insects, animals, etc., that can cause adverse health impacts are called
a)
Chemical Hazards
b)
Physical Hazards
c)
Ergonomic Hazards
d)
Biological Hazards
2.
What does COSHH stand for?
a)
Control of Substances Hazardous to Health
b)
Careful of Substances Harmful to Health
c)
Control of Spillages Hazardous to Health
d)
Control of Substances Hurtful to Health
3.
What is a risk assessment?
a)
Essay about the environment
b)
Process for identifying preventive and protective measures by evaluating the risk from a hazard
c)
Checklist of hazards and preventive actions
d)
Minutes of a safety meeting
4.
What is the first step in the risk assessment process?
a)
Identify the hazard
b)
Identify the risk
c)
Identify who will be at harm
d)
Identify the appropriate PPE to use
5.
What does PPE stand for?
a)
Personal Protective Equipment
b)
Protective Preventative Equipment
c)
Personal Preventative Equipment
d)
People's Protective Equipment
6.
An example of a corrosive substance is
a)
WD40
b)
Water
c)
Sulphuric acid
d)
Hairspray
7.
Safety signs consisting a black symbol in a red circle with a diagonal cross through indicate
a)
Mandatory signs meaning you must do something
b)
Caution signs informing you of danger
c)
Prohibition signs meaning you must not do something
d)
Safe conditions signs providing you with safety information
8.
What is covered in a COSHH assessment?
a)
How to protect yourself when lifting heavy loads
b)
How to protect your hearing using noise assessments
c)
How to protect yourself when using hazardous substances
d)
How to work safely in confined spaces
9.
The safest way to lift a load is to…
a)
Keep your feet as close as possible
b)
Keep your back straight at all times
c)
Keep your feet slightly apart with your back rounded
d)
Keep you back rounded at all times
10.
Which of these is not a PPE?
a)
Sunglasses
b)
Splash Goggles
c)
Steel Capped Boots
d)
Helmets
11.
Which of these best describes a COSHH hazard?
a)
Unlabeled chemicals
b)
Faulty electrical equipment
c)
Tools lying around on the floor
d)
Cables lying around on the floor
12.
Which of these are relevant to identifying a chemical hazard?
a)
Pictogram symbols
b)
Type of PPE to use
c)
Type of emergency procedure to take
d)
Type of control measures in place
13.
Inhalation, Ingestion, and Absorption are the only routes of entry for hazardous substance into the body
a)
True
b)
False
14.
In the hierarchy of controls, if you are unable to eliminate the hazard, what should be the next step?
a)
Substitute or replace the hazard with something less hazardous
b)
Apply engineering controls
c)
Use PPE
d)
Provide training
15.
What is the aim of a risk assessment?
a)
To meet legal duties
b)
To meet moral obligations
c)
It is needed by the insurance company
d)
To make sure no one gets hurt or ill from work activities
16.
What is the main hazard arising from exposure to corrosive chemicals?
a)
Burns
b)
Cuts
c)
Slips and Trips
d)
Fractures
17.
What should a risk assessment contain?
a)
Everything about the activity
b)
The people that are going to get hurt
c)
Hazards, risk and control measures related to the activity or event you are organising.
d)
Procedures on how to carry out the work
18.
What information is typically on a substance's safety data sheet?
a)
Emergency information
b)
Handling and Spillage information
c)
Chemical composition
d)
All listed points are available on the data sheet
19.
Which of the following hazards are physical hazards?
a)
Entanglement
b)
Electricity
c)
Noise
d)
All of above
20.
What is a typical cause of accident while working with machinery?
a)
Burns from heated parts of machinery
b)
By passing the machine guarding
c)
Being caught in moving parts
d)
All points above are correct
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