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Health & Safety Essentials

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 4mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What year was the Health and Safety at Work Act introduced?

a)

1964

b)

1974

c)

1984

2.

Which of the following are examples of common workplace hazards in the UK?

a)

Slips, trips and falls

b)

Loud noise ear injuries

c)

Manual handling injuries

d)

Display screen equipment issues

3.

Which workplace sector had the highest number of worker fatalities in 2024/25?

a)

Agriculture

b)

Construction

c)

Manufacturing

4.

Which of the following are correct manual handling techniques?

a)

Keep the load close to your body

b)

Hold the load at arm’s length

c)

Bend your knees, not your back

d)

Avoid twisting

5.

What does the “20-20-20 rule” in DSE safety mean?

a)

Work for 20 minutes then take a 20-minute break

b)

Every 20 minutes, look at something 20 feet away for 20 seconds

c)

Keep your screen 20 cm away from your face

6.

Under COSHH, what must you always do when handling hazardous substances?

a)

Wear appropriate PPE

b)

Follow risk assessments

c)

Wash hands before and after

d)

Store substances anywhere convenient

7.

In the acronym LIONEL, what does the E stand for?

a)

Emergency exit

b)

Equipment needed

c)

Extent of injuries

d)

Evacuation point

8.

When an Evolve trip has been submitted, who completes the final approval?

a)

Section Head

b)

Head of Estates

c)

Health & Safety

9.

What should you never do during a fire evacuation?

a)

Go to the assembly point

b)

Leave belongings behind

c)

Use the lifts

10.

Why is it important to report near misses?

a)

They don’t matter

b)

Prevents future accidents

c)

Improves safety culture

d)

Helps identify hazards before someone gets hurt

11.

You’re walking through a corridor and notice a coffee spilt on the floor. What’s the best thing to do?

a)

Tell a student to get some tissue

b)

Report it to Estates

c)

Try and clean it yourself

d)

Leave it and hope someone else deals with it

12.

What are the three parts of the Fire Triangle?

a)

Fuel, Oxygen, Smoke

b)

Heat, Oxygen, Carbon Dioxide

c)

Fuel, Heat, Electricity

d)

Fuel, Oxygen, Heat

13.

In the acronym LIONEL, what does the N stand for?

a)

Nearest exit

b)

Number of casualties

c)

Notes about incident