WorksheetsCPR, AED, Workplace Risks, Workers Rights
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
What is the first step you should take if someone suddenly collapses?
Call 911 immediately
Check the scene for safety
Begin compressions
Move the person to a couch
How deep should you compress the chest during CPR?
At least one inch
At least two inches
At least three inches
It doesn't matter
What is the first step in using an AED?
Remove the pads from the package
Turn the device on
Call emergency services
Begin CPR
How does the AED communicate its instructions to the user?
Through written instructions on the screen
By using a loud voice
By flashing lights
Through vibrations
What should you do if the AED indicates that a shock is needed?
Touch the patient to stabilize them
Wait for a medical professional to arrive
Ensure no one is touching the patient and press the shock button
Remove the pads and reattach them
Which of the following is a factor contributing to higher workplace risks for young employees due to their inexperience?
Advanced problem-solving skills
Comprehensive understanding of equipment
Lack of familiarity with job hazards
Extensive hands-on practice
What is a common physical limitation of young workers that can increase the risk of accidents in demanding tasks?
Overconfidence
Lack of physical strength and endurance
Excellent coordination and dexterity
Insufficient training
To mitigate the risks associated with young employees' inexperience, what safety practice is most effective?
Providing advanced independent work tasks
Pairing young workers with experienced mentors
Enforcing minimal PPE requirements
Reducing hands-on practice opportunities
Why is proper use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) critical for young employees in a welding shop?
It protects them from injuries and helps prevent accidents
It increases the number of tasks they can perform
It reduces the need for supervision
It eliminates the need for emergency training
What is an effective strategy to improve hazard identification and risk assessment for young employees?
Conducting regular risk assessments and involving young employees
Reducing the frequency of safety meetings
Limiting the use of clear signage and labels
Providing minimal feedback on safety practices
Which of the following rights allows workers to be informed of workplace hazards and receive training on how to protect themselves?
The right to participate
The right to refuse unsafe work
The right to protection from reprisal
The right to know
What does the right to participate in workplace safety and health activities entail?
The ability to refuse any work at any time
The responsibility to perform all tasks without safety concerns
The ability to take part in safety programs and contribute to workplace safety
The right to avoid any form of safety training
What should a worker do if they believe a task is dangerous and not normal for their job?
Complete the task as directed to avoid delays
Refuse to perform the work and report the concern to a supervisor
Ignore the safety concern and continue working
Complete the task but complain about it later
How does the right to protection from reprisal support a positive safety culture?
By allowing workers to ignore safety protocols
By ensuring workers are not penalized for raising safety and health concerns
By discouraging workers from participating in safety programs
By requiring workers to perform unsafe tasks if requested by a supervisor
