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Health and safety icebreaker

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Following health and safety advice is important because

a)

keeps you and your colleagues safe

b)

staff can work more quickly

c)

the restaurant gets awards

d)

The manager gets a bonus

2.

One of the main sources of health and safety information and regulations is

a)

COSHH

b)

RIDDOR

c)

HASWA

d)

The Fire Precautions Act

(1971)

3.

When using chemicals, information related to the safe use can be found?

a)

Riddor

b)

HASWA

c)

Food Safety Regulations

d)

COSHH

4.

"Now wash your hands" is an example of which type of sign?

a)

Safe

b)

Prohibition

c)

Mandatory

d)

Warning

5.

"Danger! Trip hazard!" is an example of which type of sign?

a)

Prohibition

b)

Warning

c)

Mandatory

d)

Fire Fighting

6.

"No food or drink!" is an example of which type of sign?

a)

Mandatory

b)

Safe

c)

Fire Fighting

d)

Prohibition

7.

""Emergency exit!" is an example of which type of sign?

a)

Fire Fighting

b)

Mandatory

c)

Safe

d)

Warning

8.

"Fire extinguisher!" is an example of which type of sign?

a)

Safe

b)

Prohibition

c)

Warning

d)

Fire Fighting

9.

If there is a serious injury in the work place, state which legislation you MUST follow?

a)

COSHH

b)

RIDDOR

c)

Manual Handling Operations

d)

The fire Precautions

(1971)

10.

The most serious consequence of not following health and safety practices and principles is

(a)  

11.

Which policy includes lifting and moving objects safely?

a)

HASWA

b)

RIDDOR

c)

COSHH

d)

Manual handling and lifting operations

12.

All small electrical equipment should be tested annually. this is known as....

a)

Physical testing

b)

Safety testing

c)

PAT Testing

d)

Tasting

13.

Which government body oversees H&S in the workplace

a)

Enviromental health officer

b)

HSE

c)

FSA

d)

PDSA

14.

Risk assessments should include.....

a)

Potential Hazards

b)

Potential Risks

c)

Control Measures

d)

All of these