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WorksheetsOCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY II
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
Which essential action would you take immediately you discover fire in your work station?
Open all doors and windows
Look for supervisor to report
Ensure your safety
Call for help
Firefighting involves eliminating any of the following.
A. Nitrogen
B. Oxygen
C. Argon
D. Water vapour
Flashpoint is the temperature at which a material _______________?
A. Sparks visible light
B. Give off some vapours that can be ignited.
C. Evaporate to form an aqueous mist and burn
D. Form an extinguishing substance
Risk assessment helps in?
A. Reporting for accidents
B. Organising working hours
C. Minimising risk in the working environment
D. Conducting first aid
Under the occupational Safety and health Act 2007, the following have a duty to work safety.
A. Employers only
B. Employees only
C. General public
D. All people at work
The aim of First Aid does include?
A. To preserve life.
B. To prevent more dangers from coming.
C. To promote recovery.
D. To prevent the condition from worsening
Regular health and safety inspection in workplace are significant because?
A. To check that all workers are present
B. To prepare for NEMA inspector
C. To check if everyone is doing their work
D. To check whether the working environment is safe
Housekeeping entails?
A. Maintain employees working time sheets
B. Maintain straight walkways
C. Maintaining safety signs and warnings
D. Keeping work area neat, organised and free of hazards and waste
What do you wear to protect yourself from inhaling fumes in the workplace?
A. Face shield.
B. Filter mask.
C. Goggles
D. Suction mask
Workplace safety procedures involves______________?
A. Principles governing actions intended to lower cases of accidents that leads to
injuries and loss of production.
B. measures put in place to have an appeasing look in the workstation.
C. Regulations put in place to have a good arrangement in the work area to prevent
strangers.
D. None of the above
Why do we use hazardous materials?
A. So that they can harm other people.
B. Because they need to use them to prevent them from being hazardous to the world.
C. Because these materials have their specific use in solving a certain human
problem/need.
D. All of the above.
The purpose of environmental legislation is to?
A. Regulate the production hazardous substances.
B. Specify the methods to be used for storing hazardous
C. Protect humans and environment against hazardous substances.
D. Guide on evaluation and monitoring protocols.
Which one of the following is not a safety control measure?
A. Prevention measures
B. Protection measures
C. Mitigation measures
D. Rapid reactionary measures.
______________is the main cause of tripping in the work area.
A. Too little light
B. Dusty floor
C. Loose objects on the work floor
D. Poor visibility
The purpose of CPR is to?
A. Maintain oxygenated blood circulation
B. Stop severe bleeding
C. Prevent infections from open wounds
D. Allow blood floor to the head
Where should a fire assembly point be located?
A. Be located outside walk ways
B. Be accessible and clear off lights
C. Be nearby and within sight of emergency services
D. Be located in a designated safety room
Which of the following is not risk analysis activity?
A. Identification of hazards present in the workplace and work environment;
B. Identification of hazards discovered in previous risk management;
C. Identification of potential consequences of the recognized hazards – risks, i.e. the
potential causes of injury to workers, a work accident, an occupational disease or a
work-related disease.
D. Identification of hazards carriers in the workplace.
Identify a good handling technique that can be adopted by a worker required to lift load from
the ground.
A. Lift using back muscle and knee straight
B. Adopt a good posture with back straight and knee bent
C. Position the feet and keep the load close to the head
D. Twist the body, feet not moving.
Give the meaning of CPR in full
(a)
--is not part of CPR
Compressions
Air way
Breathing
Dressing
