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3-Incidents Prevention

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is the definition of an incident according to MS1722:2005?

a)

An event that happens at workplace

b)

Any accident or near miss during work

c)

An event that involves workers

d)

A planned safety procedure

2.

Which of the following best describes an accident?

a)

A near miss without amage to property or loss to process

b)

A safety training session to prevent damage to property or loss to process

c)

An undesired event resulting in harm to people, damage to property or loss to process

d)

A planned event with no harm

3.

What is a near miss?

a)

An event that causes injury

b)

An unsafe occurrence with no health or property damage

c)

A planned safety drill to prevent health or property damage

d)

An accident that results in health or property damage

4.

What is the purpose of incident prevention?

a)

To increase production

b)

To avoid injuries and financial loss

c)

To reduce employee morale

d)

To enhance equipment efficiency

5.

Which theory represents a sequence of events leading to an accident?

a)

Multi-causation Model

b)

Behavioral Safety Theory

c)

Bird’s Loss Causation Model

d)

Heinrich’s Domino Theory

6.

What does the Multi-causation Accident Model focus on?

a)

Legal compliance only

b)

Behavioral training only

c)

Sub-causes leading to incidents

d)

Single causes of accidents

7.

What is a direct cost associated with incidents?

a)

Time off wages

b)

Loss of production

c)

Increased insurance premiums

d)

Damage to equipment

8.

Which of the following is an indirect cost of incidents?

a)

Increased training costs

b)

Damage to machinery

c)

Time off wages

d)

Medical expenses

9.

According to Bird’s Loss Causation Model, incidents occur due to:

a)
  • a) Human error only

b)
  • b) Management and control failures

c)
  • c) External factors beyond control

d)
  • d) Luck or chance

10.

What does the term 'Design Cost' refer to?

a)

Costs incurred during an incident

b)

High initial expenditures for safety measures

c)

Costs related to employee training

d)

Legal fees for compliance

11.

What is a characteristic of an incident?

a)

Always results in injury

b)

Can be a combination of events

c)

Is always planned

d)

Is unrelated to work

12.

What does the term 'Operational Cost' include?

a)

Costs of legal compliance

b)

Costs of employee recruitment

c)

Costs of equipment design

d)

Costs of incident prevention programs

13.

What is the first element in Heinrich’s Domino Theory?

a)
  • a) Unsafe acts

b)
  • b) Injury

c)
  • c) Management error

d)
  • d) Sequential events

14.

Which of the following is considered a sub-cause in the Multi-Causation Model?

a)
  • a) Unsafe act and unsafe condition

b)
  • b) Employee training

c)
  • c) Government regulations

d)
  • d) Financial losses