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Wjec Hospitality and Catering Risk Assessment

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
What is the primary purpose of completing an accident form?
a)
To document the names of all employees
b)
To develop control measures for potential risks
c)
To report the accident to the media
d)
To provide a summary of the day's events
2.
What should be done after an accident occurs in the workplace?
a)
Fire the employee involved
b)
Change the company policy immediately
c)
Complete and review the accident form
d)
Ignore the incident
3.
Which of the following is NOT a component of an accident form?
a)
Name of person in accident
b)
Description of accident & injury
c)
What was the hazard?
d)
Date of assessment
4.
What should be included in the description of an accident on the form?
a)
Only the names of witnesses
b)
The weather conditions at the time
c)
As many details as possible about what happened
d)
A summary of the company's history
5.
Which of the following actions can help prevent accidents in the workplace?
a)
Not reporting near misses
b)
Providing proper training and PPE
c)
Ignoring safety protocols
d)
Allowing clutter in work areas
6.
What is the significance of conducting regular risk assessments?
a)
To increase the number of accidents
b)
To avoid paperwork
c)
To keep the workplace safe and up to date
d)
To reduce employee productivity
7.
What is the first step in a risk assessment?
a)
Evaluating the risks
b)
Documenting the findings
c)
Implementing control measures
d)
Identifying the hazards
8.
What does the term 'hazard' refer to in health and safety?
a)
A person who causes accidents
b)
An object that can cause harm
c)
A type of safety training
d)
A legal document
9.
How can the likelihood of a hazard causing harm be categorized?
a)
As low, medium, or high
b)
As safe or unsafe
c)
As frequent or rare
d)
As minor or major
10.
Who is responsible for the health and safety training of employees?
a)
The government
b)
The insurance company
c)
The employers
d)
The employees themselves
11.

What is the primary goal of conducting a risk assessment?

a)

To eliminate all risks entirely

b)

To identify and control workplace hazards

c)

To increase productivity and efficiency

d)

To meet legal requirements

12.

Who is responsible for carrying out risk assessments in the workplace?

a)

The employees

b)

The health and safety manager

c)

The CEO of the company

d)

The customers

13.

What does the term "HSE" stand for in the context of risk assessments in the UK?

a)

Health and Safety Evaluation

b)

Hazard and Safety Enforcement

c)

Health and Security Executive

d)

Health and Safety Executive

14.

What is the first step in the risk assessment process?

a)

Implementing control measures

b)

Reviewing existing risk assessments

c)

Identifying hazards

d)

Training employees

15.

Which of the following is NOT a type of risk control measure?

a)

Elimination

b)

Substitution

c)

Punishment

d)

Engineering controls

16.

In the risk assessment context, what does the term "likelihood" refer to?

a)

The severity of the risk

b)

The potential harm that could arise from a hazard

c)

The probability of the hazard occurring

d)

The cost of implementing control measures

17.

When should a risk assessment be reviewed?

a)

Every year

b)

Only when there's an accident

c)

Whenever new employees are hired

d)

Whenever there is a significant change in the workplace

18.

Which law in the UK requires employers to conduct risk assessments?

a)

Health and Safety at Work Act 1974

b)

The Employment Rights Act 1996

c)

The Environmental Protection Act 1990

d)

The Consumer Rights Act 2015

19.

What should you do if you discover a hazardous condition during a risk assessment?

a)

Ignore it if it seems minor

b)

Report it to your supervisor or manager

c)

Postpone the risk assessment for another day

d)

Continue the risk assessment as usual

20.

Why is it essential to involve employees in the risk assessment process?

a)

To shift the responsibility of risk assessment to them

b)

To reduce productivity and avoid accidents

c)

To ensure they are aware of potential hazards and control measures

d)

To save time and effort in the risk assessment process

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