Worksheetsالسيفتي الجابتر 5 Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What is the primary purpose of a risk assessment?
To increase paperwork
To identify hazards and implement control measures to reduce risk
To blame employees for accidents
To replace all safety equipment
According to the legal foundation, who must an employer's risk assessment cover?
Only full-time employees
Employees and non-employees like contractors and visitors
Only the management team
Only employees who work with machinery
A risk assessment that uses numerical values to measure risk is called:
A qualitative assessment
A legal assessment
A quantitative assessment
A personal assessment
What is the definition of a "hazard"?
The likelihood of harm occurring
An unplanned event that causes injury
Something with the potential to cause harm
The severity of an accident's consequences
What is the first step in the five-step risk assessment process?
Evaluate the risks
Decide who might be harmed
Look for hazards
Record significant findings
According to Bird's Accident Triangle, for every 1 serious injury, how many near misses are there typically?
10
30
100
600
Which of the following is an example of an "ergonomic hazard"?
Flammable substances
Bacteria and viruses
Poor posture
Workplace violence
What is the most preferred method in the hierarchy of risk control?
Personal Protective Equipment
Administrative Controls
Substitution
Eliminate the Hazard
A blue circular sign with a white symbol indicates what type of safety sign?
Prohibition sign
Warning sign
Mandatory sign
Safe condition sign
What is the shape and color of a safe condition sign (e.g., emergency exit)?
Red circle
Yellow triangle
Blue circle
Green rectangle
Which administrative control involves limiting a worker's daily exposure to a hazard?
Training and Information
Monitoring and Supervision
Reduced Time Exposure
Isolation and Segregation
Installing a ventilation system to remove toxic gases is an example of what type of control?
Administrative Control
Personal Protective Equipment
Engineering Control
Elimination
What is a key component of a Safe System of Work?
Relying on common sense
Being informal and flexible
Integrating personnel, equipment, and substances in a considered method
Focusing only on major accidents
Why do confined spaces present a high risk?
They are always too hot
They have too much oxygen
Due to their enclosed nature and restricted access
They are only for trained managers
Which of the following is a control measure for lone working?
Eliminating all breaks
Regular communication checks
Working only at night
Avoiding all paperwork
A Permit-to-Work system is typically required for which activity?
Sending an email
Hot work like welding
Attending a training session
Taking a lunch break
What is a crucial element of emergency procedures?
Keeping the plan a secret
Having clear and unobstructed evacuation routes
Waiting until an accident happens to plan
Only training managers on the plan
According to the First-Aid Regulations, how often must first-aid training typically be repeated?
Every month
Every year
Every three years
Every ten years
Which group requires a special risk assessment due to factors like immaturity and inexperience?
Senior managers
Contractors
Young Persons (under 18)
Visitors
What is the first general principle of prevention?
Providing Personal Protective Equipment
Adapting to Technical Progress
Avoiding Risks
Combating Risks at Source
