WorksheetsWorkplace Safety
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Emergency
A situation that poses an immediate risk to health, life, property, or environment and requires you to call 911
Urgent situation requiring immediate action
Routine procedure
Scheduled appointment
Casual meeting
Injury
broken bone, cut, sprain or other physcial harm done to a person
A physical harm or damage to the body
A type of medical treatment
A psychological condition
A form of exercise
Hazard
A danger or risk.
Risk of harm or adverse effects
Safe environment
Guaranteed success
Unpredictable outcome
Safe Stranger
Someone you don't know, but can trust to help you in an emergency.
A person who is trustworthy and reliable
A stranger who is dangerous
A person who is familiar and known
A stranger who is friendly but untrustworthy
Prevention
Steps taken to avoid problems or injuries.
A method to avoid disease
A type of medication
A form of treatment
A surgical procedure
What are biological hazards?
Living things that can cause illness like bacteria or virus's.
Pathogens that can cause disease in humans, animals, or plants
Chemical substances that can cause harm
Physical agents that can cause injury
Radiation that can cause damage to living tissue
What does PPE stand for?
Equipment worn to avoid injuries in the workplace.
Personal Protective Equipment
Personal Protection Equipment
Protective Personal Equipment
Personal Protective Essentials
What are Physical Hazards?
Things at work that could injury a person.
Biological agents that can cause harm
Chemical substances that can cause injury
Environmental factors that can cause harm
Conditions that can cause physical injury
Chemical Hazards
Chemicals used in a workplace that can harm a person.
Substances that can cause harm to health or the environment
Materials that are always safe to handle
Elements that have no impact on human health
Products that are only dangerous in large quantities
Mental health hazards
Actions of people in the workplace that may cause harm.
Stress and anxiety
Physical injuries
Nutritional deficiencies
Environmental toxins
