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Accidents and Emergency Reporting Quiz

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is an accident?

a)

A planned event

b)

An unforeseen event

c)

A controlled event

d)

An unfortunate event

2.

What are the major types of emergencies that can occur?

a)

Fire, Bomb, Chemical Spillage, Security Alerts

b)

Traffic Accident, Road closure, Getting lost

c)

Injuries, Tripping over, Being hit

d)

Falls, falling objects, electricity

3.

Who should you report an accident to

a)

Your mate

b)

Health and Safety Executive (HSE)

c)

Supervisor

d)

Both employers and HSE

4.

When should accidents be recorded?

a)

When blood was spilled

b)

When you think that was a close call

c)

Only when a hospital visit is involed

d)

All accidents must be recorded

5.

Why is it important to report accidents?

a)

To analyze the cause and prevent future accidents

b)

To show how the accident happened

c)

To inform other how you injured yourself

d)

So others can be nosy

6.

What information should be recorded in the Accident Book?

a)

The name of the injured person, home address and occupation

b)

The signature of the person making the entry

c)

When and where the accident happened

d)

All of the above

7.

What is the purpose of a risk assessment?

a)

To identify hazards and evaluate risks

b)

To record accidents and near misses

c)

To report injuries and diseases

d)

To ensure good housekeeping

8.

What are common hazards on construction sites?

a)

Faults in equipment and tools

b)

Stored substances

c)

Dangerously stacked materials

d)

All of the above

9.

How can hazardous substances be identified?

a)

Giving it a sniff

b)

Looking on Google

c)

By their warning signs and usage instructions

d)

By reading the site plan

10.

What are the four names of safety signs?

a)

Mandatory, warning, prohibition, safe conditions

b)

Caution, danger, stop, go

c)

Hazardous, non-hazardous, restricted, unrestricted

d)

Emergency, exit, caution, notice