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Slips, Trips & Falls

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What percentage of major injuries to employees is caused by slips, trips, and falls (ST&F)?

a)
10%
b)
40%
c)

66%

d)
15%
2.

A slip occurs primarily due to:

a)
loss of traction
b)
excessive speed
c)
poor vehicle design
d)
driver distraction
3.

Which season is most associated with slip hazards?

a)
Summer
b)
Winter
c)
Autumn
d)
Spring
4.

Which of the following can cause a trip?

a)
Walking on a flat surface
b)
Stumbling over an object, losing balance, or being pushed.
c)
Sitting down suddenly
d)
Wearing high heels
5.

Wrinkled carpets are a cause of:

a)

Chemical Exposure

b)

Electrical Hazard

c)

Falling Backward

d)

Trip Hazard

6.

Which of the following is a preventive measure against trips?

a)

Leaving items on the floor

b)

Ignoring spills

c)

Using bright colors on stairs

d)

Wearing loose clothing

7.

What type of flooring is most likely to contribute to slip hazards?

a)

Carpet

b)

Wet surfaces

c)

Tile

d)

Wood

8.

Which of the following is NOT a recommended precaution to prevent slips, trips, and falls?

a)
Cleaning up spills immediately
b)
Wearing appropriate footwear for safety
c)
Using non-slip mats in high-traffic areas
d)
Ignoring spills or obstacles in walkways
9.

Reporting near-miss incidents helps in:

a)
Reducing employee morale.
b)
Improving safety and preventing future incidents.
c)
Enhancing operational costs.
d)
Increasing workplace accidents.
10.

What is a common cause of slips in the workplace?

a)

Proper lighting

b)

Using handrails

c)

Wet floors

d)

Wearing rubber-soled shoes

11.

Which of the following is a recommended practice to prevent falls from heights?

a)

Working alone

b)

Using ladders without stabilizers

c)

Ignoring safety harnesses

d)

Installing guardrails

12.

What should be done immediately after a slip, trip, or fall incident?

a)

Blame the person who fell

b)

Take a break and rest

c)

Report the incident to a supervisor

d)

Ignore it and continue working

13.

An unorganized and messy floor can lead to:

a)
Increased organization and cleanliness.
b)
Accidents and decreased productivity.
c)
Enhanced creativity and inspiration.
d)
Improved air quality and ventilation.
14.

Who is responsible for controlling behavior to prevent ST&F?

a)
External contractors
b)

Each individuals

c)
Employees in the warehouse
d)
Customers and clients
15.

What is a common preventive measure to reduce slip hazards in the workplace?

a)

Using wet mops frequently

b)

Implementing regular safety training

c)

Ignoring maintenance schedules

d)

Using high-gloss finishes on floors