WorksheetsHSE Lecture 3 - GMT07
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 17mins
Select the 3 purposes of Workplace Safety and Health Law and Regulation
(Multiple answers)
Health
Safety
Environment
Welfare
STOP- (a) ORDER is served to immediately stop any working activity until such measures required by the commissioner have been taken.
Usually issued when workplace condition is highly likely to pose a risk to the safety, health and welfare of the persons at work.
When was the Workplace Safety & Health Order (WSHO) 2009 implemented?
June 1, 2014
July 1, 2012
January 1, 2014
August 1, 2013
Which of the following are exempted from WSHO 2009?
(Multiple answers)
National Disaster Management Centre
Fire and Rescue Department
Brunei Shell
Royal Brunei Police Force
Which of the following is a purpose of the Fire Safety Order 2016?
(Multiple answers)
To protect fire safety at business premises
Control of fire safety works for new buildings, renovation, additions, etc.
To oversee workplace health regulations
To manage environmental incidents
What does the acronym PDCA stand for in safety management?
Plan, Do, Check, Act
Prepare, Develop, Control, Assess
Perform, Document, Communicate, Analyze
Plan, Design, Create, Apply
The owner or occupier of the premises shall organize and conduct ______________ on an annual basis at such frequency as directed by Director of fire and rescue department.
emergency response
fire test
evacuation drills
concerts
- Abatement Order
- Prohibition Order
- Closing Order
The 3 Orders above are for the purpose of eliminating ____ _______
Site Hazards
Risk Levels
Fire Hazards
Stop Orders
What is the role of the Safety Health Environment National Authority (SHENA)?
To oversee salary regulations
To manage employee accommodations
To enforce workplace safety and health regulations
To provide medical care to employees
REMEDIAL ORDER serves to (a) any danger in the workplace and to comply with any duty imposed by the WSHO 2009 and amendments.
It is compulsory to apply and obtain fire ___________ for:
- Public buildings which have occupant loads of more than 200 persons.
- Buildings that are recognized as very hazardous to occupants.
No persons are allowed to occupy or use any building that are without a fire ___________.
(a)
What is an environmental incident?
An event causing pollution or damage to air, water, or land
A workplace accident resulting in injury
A fire hazard in a building
A failure to comply with safety regulations
Any person found guilty of damaging, activating/deactivating fire (a) system without any reason will be fined a Maximum of BND5000
The ISO 14001 is an international (a) for environmental management system.
(a) duties under WSHO 2009 (Section 12) are:
To provide and maintain:
1. Safe materials and substances including chemical & biological agents
2.Safe workplace environment
3.Safe equipment and machineries
4.Competent people (workers): instruction, information, training and supervision (IITS)
5.Implementing procedures for emergencies
What is the purpose of the behaviour-based approach system called Proactive Intervention Programme?
To manage employee welfare
To promote safety awareness and responsibility
To conduct safety audits
To enforce penalties for safety violations
Which of the following is a duty of employees under WSHO 2009?
(Multiple answers)
Use their personal protective equipment as specified
Cooperate with employer to comply
Not misuse any appliance, protective clothing or equipment
Take care of the health and safety of himself and others
What is the penalty for failing to comply with a Closing Order under the Fire Safety Order 2016?
BND 20,000
BND 100,000 and/or 12 months in prison
BND 5,000
BND 1,000
FIRE HAZARD - Any matter or circumstance which materially increases the (a) of fire or the danger to life or property that would result from the outbreak of fire.
What is the main aim of the Workplace Safety & Health Order 2009?
To regulate environmental protection
To enhance safety, health, welfare, and working conditions
To manage fire safety in buildings
To improve employee salaries
______ __________ system is a systematic approach to managing safety, including the necessary organisational structures, accountabilities, policies and procedures
(a)
Which of the following is a key step in performing intervention?
Conducting safety audits
Reporting to the authorities
Ignoring unsafe acts
Searching for unsafe acts or conditions
_____________ __________ System is a systematic approach for managing an organization's environmental issues and opportunities.
(a)
