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Worksheets77 wsh
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 14mins
What is the primary goal of the WSH Act?
Increase productivity
Reduce costs
Enhance employee satisfaction
Prevent workplace accidents
Which of the following is a key feature of the WSH Act?
Limit stakeholder responsibilities
Encourage employee ownership
Impose penalties for non-compliance
Focus on compliance only
Who is considered a duty-holder under the WSH Act?
Only employers
Only employees
Only contractors
Employers, principals, occupiers, self-employed, and employees
What is the maximum fine for an individual repeat offender under the WSH Act?
$100,000
$400,000
$200,000
$1,000,000
What does the Permit-To-Work (PTW) system authorize?
Emergency procedures
Routine maintenance tasks
Specific work within a specified time frame
General work activities
Which of the following is a common hazard in the event management industry?
Poor marketing
Low attendance
High costs
Fatigue
What is one of the responsibilities of an occupier under the WSH Act?
Provide training
Conduct risk assessments
Ensure safety of the workplace
Hire contractors
What should be done to prevent slips in the workplace?
Provide more equipment
Keep floors free of spills
Use bright colors
Increase lighting
What is a common cause of trips in the workplace?
Wet floors
Lack of signage
Obstructions on the floor
Poor lighting
What is the purpose of conducting Risk Assessments (RA)?
To improve employee morale
To identify and control risks
To increase productivity
To reduce costs
Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of an employer under the WSH Act?
Provide a safe working environment
Ensure employee satisfaction
Implement safety measures
Conduct risk assessments
What is one of the steps in the risk management process?
Marketing
Preparation
Training
Sales
What should be done to control exposure to chemicals?
Provide no training
Increase ventilation
Use more chemicals
Ignore safety data sheets
What is a key responsibility of a principal in the WSH framework?
Ensure safety of the workplace
Hire competent contractors
Conduct risk assessments
Provide PPE
What is the maximum fine for a corporate body repeat offender under the WSH Act?
$2,000,000
$1,000,000
$500,000
$100,000
What is a common control measure for preventing cuts and stabs?
Store sharp tools properly
Ignore safety awareness
Crowd workstations
Use blunt tools
What is the first step in the risk management process?
Implementation
Preparation
Review
Communication
What should be done to prevent fatigue in the workplace?
Provide adequate breaks
Reduce staffing levels
Limit employee training
Increase working hours
What is a responsibility of an employee under the WSH Act?
Hire contractors
Follow Safe Work Procedures
Inspect equipment
Conduct risk assessments
What is the purpose of the WSH (Risk Management) Regulations?
To conduct marketing
To increase profits
To identify, evaluate, and control risks
To reduce employee turnover
What is a common hazard associated with working at heights?
Poor lighting
Falling objects
Chemical spills
Noise exposure
What is one of the roles of the RM Team?
Conduct training
Gather information
Hire employees
Perform marketing
What should be done to control electrical hazards?
Overload power sockets
Train employees on proper use of equipment
Ignore damaged equipment
Use outdated tools
What is a key feature of the WSH Act regarding enforcement?
Focus on compliance only
Limit penalties
Issuance of remedial orders
Ignore non-compliance
What is the role of the installer/erector of machinery?
Provide training
Conduct risk assessments
Hire contractors
Ensure machinery is safe and without health risks
What is a common cause of exposure to noise in the workplace?
Poor ventilation
Loud machinery
Inadequate lighting
Using screws instead of nails
What is the purpose of maintaining RA records?
To track employee performance
To reduce paperwork
To increase costs
To ensure compliance and review
What is a responsibility of a manufacturer/supplier under the WSH Act?
Provide information on safe use of equipment
Conduct risk assessments
Hire employees
Inspect work sites
